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HAUTE GARONNE. Market garden with reception area and direct sales
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HAUTE GARONNE. Market garden with reception area and direct sales In the Haute-Garonne (31)

Setting up in Occitanie

Rich and varied farmland  

Occitanie has a wide variety of landscapes and soil types, from the fertile plains of the Garonne valley to the wine-growing hillsides of the Languedoc and the mountains of the Pyrenees. This variety allows for a wide range of agricultural activities, including cereal growing, market gardening, arboriculture, viticulture and livestock rearing. The soils are often very fertile, offering high yields and a high quality of production.  

A Mediterranean and oceanic climate  

The region enjoys a Mediterranean climate over much of its territory, with hot, dry summers and mild winters. The areas further west have an oceanic influence, bringing more humidity and more moderate temperatures. This climate allows for a long growing season and the possibility of growing a wide range of crops, including Mediterranean crops such as olives, figs and vines.  

A rich agricultural and cultural heritage  

Occitanie has a long agricultural tradition. The region is renowned for its high-quality local produce, including wines from Languedoc-Roussillon, cheeses from the Pyrenees, foie gras from the Gers and fruit from the Garonne valley. This gastronomic wealth is enhanced by numerous local markets, fairs and festivals, offering farmers opportunities for direct sales and showcasing their products.   

A pleasant living environment  

In addition to its agricultural assets, Occitanie offers an exceptional quality of life. The natural landscapes, Mediterranean beaches, Pyrenean mountains and numerous regional nature parks make it an ideal place to live for nature lovers. Dynamic cities such as Toulouse, Montpellier and Perpignan also offer a wealth of amenities, while providing easy access to rural areas.  

Setting up in agriculture in the Occitanie region means choosing a region with many assets: fertile and varied soils, a favourable climate, a rich agricultural and cultural heritage, significant support, and a pleasant living environment. It’s also a forward-looking region, with a strong drive for innovation and sustainability. For farmers looking to develop a prosperous and sustainable business, Occitanie is a destination of choice.