Pistachio farms for sale in Spain
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What is the average price of pistachio farms for sale?
The average price of pistachio farms for sale was 21,509 euros per hectare in irrigated land and 8,670 euros per hectare in dryland in 2022, according to the 2022 Land Price Survey by the Ministry of Agriculture (latest available data as of November 2024).
However, it is important to note that price differences can be observed depending on the location of the farm (farms located in areas with an optimal climate for pistachio cultivation may have higher prices). Additionally, factors such as land accessibility and the state of the plantation can also influence prices.
What steps should be followed to search for pistachio farms for sale?
To search for pistachio farms for sale through Cocampo, just follow a few simple steps.
If you're interested in a specific location, you can filter by location to select the province or provinces you prefer.
If you have a defined budget, you can use the price filter by specifying a minimum and maximum amount in euros.
If you want the farm to have a specific size, you can also filter by area. To do so, you need to set a range of hectares.
How long does it take to get production from a pistachio farm?
Pistachio trees take between 5 and 7 years to produce their first fruits. Although their entry into production is slower than that of other crops, the pistachio tree can produce fruit for over 50 years. Therefore, investing in a pistachio farm represents an investment for multiple generations.
Why invest in pistachio cultivation in Spain?
In recent years, pistachio cultivation has skyrocketed in Spain, displacing other traditional crops such as cereals. This bet on pistachios responds to the increase in demand, especially internationally, due to the health benefits of this “superfood.” While in 2009, the area dedicated to pistachio cultivation in the country was less than 1,000 hectares, today it exceeds 78,000 hectares.
Pistachio cultivation now extends to 11 autonomous communities, with the majority of pistachio farms in Castilla-La Mancha, with 60,279 hectares, Andalusia (7,264 ha), Extremadura (3,710 ha), Castilla y León (2,186 ha), Region of Murcia (1,603 ha), and Aragón (1,394 ha).
The existence of areas with favorable climatic conditions for its cultivation has made Spain one of the leading producers in Europe. And, it is expected that when all the cultivated area comes into production (currently only 30% is in production), it will also become the fourth largest producer in the world, behind California, Iran, and Turkey.
What varieties of pistachio are grown in Spain?
In Spain, the most cultivated pistachio varieties in any pistachio farm are Kerman, Sirora, and Larnaka.
Kerman. This variety, of Iranian origin, is the most cultivated worldwide and has an average production. In Spain, it is mainly present in Castilla-La Mancha.
Sirora. A variety of Australian origin. Its cultivation is optimal in areas with Mediterranean climates. It has a high production, and in Spain, it is grown in areas where the conditions are insufficient for planting the Kerman variety.
Larnaka. Originating from Cyprus, it is characterized by its high production and by starting to bear fruit earlier than other varieties. Its cultivation is common in the central area of the Iberian Peninsula. While Kerman and Sirora are used for table and industrial purposes, Larnaka is cultivated solely for industrial purposes.