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Since opening five years ago, La Granja, a 10-hectare biodynamic farmstead anchored by an 18th-century stone house, has become a polestar for a new and growing movement on the Balearic island. Nodding to Ibiza’s authentic hippie heritage and locally rooted vision of a greener, slower future, today’s La Granja is a laid-back agroturismo project that also functions as a platform for discourse on farming, sustainability and our relationship with the food we eat.
But the best way to understand La Granja is to begin, quite literally, at the roots. We followed a selection of crops as they made their way from soil to sustenance in a highly sustainable, zero-waste process presented by the farmers, cooks, critters and creative minds who make the farm what it is today.