The Hurdana goat is disappearing, there are only a few left alive. The Mosaico project, together with the Mosaic Association and the Provincial Council, have collected the last existing specimens and placed them in the hands of Antonio Mateo, a pastor who has recently settled in Pinofranqueado. The challenge is to save this variety of..
Conclusions of the meeting for innovation against depopulation
CELEBRATED IN THE SIERRA DE GATA. In the Sierra de Gata (Cáceres) between December 6 and 9, the first edition of MOSAICULTURA was held, an event created to highlight rural culture and fight against the depopulation of the territory. In this meeting, products that are bringing new resources and ideas to the rural economy were..
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Aromatic economic possibilities
Carlos Perez, researcher at UNEX, introduces us to the economic possibilities of aromatics in the regions of the Mosaico project.
Laura Romera aromatic
We approach the project with Laura Romera aromatic plants, with a long experience in the world of aromatherapy, and with field trials with varieties of plants.
La Jara as an economic resource
La Jara is a viable possibility to start an endeavor in the region. Carlos Pérez is currently doing a thesis on this plant, which grows abundantly in our mountains.
How to build a cheese factory
In this video we show how to assemble an artisan cheese factory. The Mosaico project proposes associating livestock pastures with on-site transformation as a formula to increase profitability.
Final conclusions of Mosaic 1
In September of 2018, the initial two years of the agreement for the execution of the Mosaic Project have been completed. While waiting for the continuation in a Mosaic 2, it is time to take stock, point out the achievements and failures and mark the priorities for the new agreement.
International volunteers to build landscapes
Pinofranqueado against depopulation
Messages Fiesta El Cabrito 2018
This year’s Cabrito party left us with a series of proposals and demands necessary for this sector that is so important for our culture and the health of our mountains.