Prefab Chicken Coops Gain Popularity in Spain for Backyard Poultry Keeping. A new and interesting trend is emerging in the country. More and more families are choosing an unusual hobby tied to eco-friendly living. Discover the details of this growing pastime.
A Bull Has Been Missing in Guadalajara for Five Days After Escaping From Festival. A heightened state of alert has been declared in the municipality of Brihuega. Five days ago, a bull disappeared following a festival in Romanones. Authorities recommend avoiding outdoor walks and sports until the animal is found.
Major Migrant Exploitation Scheme Uncovered in La Rioja. Seven suspects have been arrested in La Rioja for allegedly forming a criminal group. Dozens of undocumented workers, including minors, fell victim. The migrants lived in unsanitary conditions and worked without official contracts.
Measles Outbreak in Catalonia Linked to Vaccine Refusal. Authorities in Catalonia attribute the rise in measles cases to a decline in vaccination rates. The outbreak has affected eight people in Sant Pere de Ribes, with concerns it could spread further. While most residents in the region are protected against the disease, the situation remains tense.
Madrid Authorities Introduce New Measures Against Olive Theft in the Region. Madrid is preparing new regulations to control the circulation of olives. Authorities aim to make it more difficult for criminal groups involved in crop theft. Stricter inspections and new requirements for producers are expected.
Infanta Elena Receives the 'Golden Chickpea' Award in Village of 100 Residents. The King's sister visited a small town and received a unique local award. Her visit attracted significant attention. Discover the details of this event.
The Future of Tarragona's Nut Orchards at Risk Due to Climate and Market. Nut orchards in Tarragona are rapidly shrinking. The reasons are drought, rising temperatures, and competition from cheap imports. Local farmers and researchers are seeking solutions to preserve this regional tradition.
How Basque White Wine with a Millennial History Undergoes the Autumn Harvest. In autumn, the vineyards of the Basque Country come alive. Txakoli, a white wine that first appeared as early as the 9th century, remains an important part of local culture and gastronomy. Its unique taste and harvesting traditions attract both tourists and wine enthusiasts.
Royal Trails of Spain – The Perfect Autumn Journey Following Shepherds and Merino Sheep. Spain offers a unique autumn travel experience. Ancient shepherd paths are once again open to everyone. Travelers can expect unique experiences and discoveries. Explore the rural heritage.
The Most Prestigious Andalusian Estates: Where History Meets Modern Comfort. Unique estates have been preserved in the southern regions of Spain. These properties combine tradition with modern amenities, attracting those with a taste for exclusive real estate. This article highlights some of the most remarkable examples.
The Spanish Empire and Sugar: How the Sweet Product Conquered the World. Sugarcane has traveled a long way, with the Spanish crown playing a pivotal role. The product reached new fertile lands, marking the beginning of its global trading expansion.
How Moroccan Seasonal Workers Become Entrepreneurs After the Strawberry Harvest. Moroccan women who have worked in Huelva’s strawberry fields are opening their own businesses back home. A support program is helping them realize their dreams and change the future for their families. Learn how seasonal work in Spain has become a launching pad for new businesses.
Danone invests 60 million euros in innovation center in Aldaia. Danone has invested a substantial sum in the development of its innovative complex in Aldaia. The facility produces modern products, with a significant portion exported abroad. The project has a notable impact on the region's economy and employment.
Basque Country Tests Its First Offshore Bluefin Tuna Farm. A unique floating farm has appeared in the Cantabrian Sea off the coast of Getaria. Here, bluefin tuna are raised under conditions previously unseen in the region. The project promises changes for the fishing industry and the economy of the Basque Country.
A Village in Asturias with 50 Residents Produces the World's Most Expensive Cheese. Nestled in the Asturian mountains lies a tiny village, home to just fifty people. Here, residents guard the secret of a unique gastronomic treasure—a product that has brought them international fame.
Andalusia's Grape Harvest at Risk in 2025. In 2025, vineyards across Andalusia have suffered significant losses. The cause is a fungal outbreak that destroyed a considerable portion of the crops. The situation has affected various areas of the region. The article examines the consequences and methods of combating the issue.
How a Humble Tuber from the Andes Changed History and Fed the World Thanks to Spain. Spanish explorers searched for gold in the New World. But they brought something else to Europe. This gift changed the continent forever. Its story is filled with remarkable discoveries.
Culinary Traditions of Extremadura: Main Regional Dishes You Should Try. The gastronomy of Extremadura is a unique blend of history, local ingredients, and centuries-old traditions. In this article, we explore the most famous dishes of the region, their distinctive features, and their role in Spanish culture. Discover the must-try specialties of Extremadura.
First Case of Bird Flu in 2025 Detected in Wild Bird in Catalonia. The first case of highly pathogenic H5N1 bird flu this year has been detected in a dead stork at Aiguamolls de l’Empordà Natural Park (Catalonia). Authorities assure that there is no risk to the public or poultry farms, and that monitoring of the situation continues.
Madrid Authorities Declare Temporary Hunting Emergency Due to Increase in Wild Boar Population. A temporary hunting emergency has been declared in the Community of Madrid following a sharp rise in the wild boar population. The surge has led to more traffic accidents, posed risks to public health, and resulted in damage to agriculture. Authorities are implementing a set of measures to control the animal population and mitigate these risks.
Balearic Islands Face Wild Pigeon Invasion: Farmers Suffer Losses. The Balearic Islands are witnessing a rapid increase in the wild pigeon population, leading to significant losses in agriculture. Authorities are being forced to implement emergency measures to control bird numbers, aiming to protect crops and reduce risks to infrastructure.
In the Pyrenees of Lleida, a Flock of Sheep and Goats Helps Fight Fires. In the village of Vilamos in northern Spain, a unique project is underway: a municipal flock of sheep and goats cleans the forests, reducing the risk of wildfires. This initiative helps restore traditional landscapes, support biodiversity, and revive local livestock farming.
Industrial Cultivation of Medical Cannabis Begins in Soria, but Sales in Spain Are Banned. In the province of Soria, the company Ondara has launched the first industrial plantations of medical cannabis. Despite having received permits, selling the product in Spain is currently prohibited—local laws do not allow the use of psychoactive strains for medical purposes. Most of the harvest will be exported abroad.
Wildfires in Spain Cause Hundreds of Millions in Damages to Agriculture. The massive wildfires that swept across Spain in August 2025 have caused significant damage to the country's agricultural sector. Preliminary estimates put the losses at 600 million euros, with beekeepers and livestock farmers suffering the most. Experts warn that the consequences could become even more severe.
Spanish Villagers Save Their Homes from Wildfires by Defying Authority Bans. In Spain, hundreds of villagers refused to leave their homes during wildfires, defying official evacuation orders. Residents cleared land themselves, created firebreaks, and even arranged controlled burns to protect their communities from advancing flames. These actions have sparked debate over whether environmental regulations should be reconsidered.
Spanish Insurers Begin Processing First Claims After Major 2025 Wildfires. In Spain, insurers have started accepting compensation claims from those affected by recent wildfires in forests and agricultural lands. The year 2025 has already been recognized as the worst in terms of affected area in the past five years. We explain how the compensation process works and who is eligible for assistance.
Formentera Windmills Route: Discover the Island’s Cultural Heritage Beyond the Tourist Beaches. Explore the lesser-known side of Formentera by following the Windmills Route. This unique cultural tour introduces you to the island’s architectural heritage, which has been the backbone of its agricultural life for centuries, and offers an alternative to the traditional beach holiday.
Spanish Cuisine as Part of Identity: Why Traditions Matter More Than Ready Meals. In Spain, the future of home cooking is under discussion amid forecasts that it could disappear by 2050. Why slow-cooked meals and family traditions remain a vital part of Spanish culture, despite the growing popularity of convenience foods and quick solutions.
Catalan Scientists Begin Cultivating Oyster Seeds in the Ebro Delta to Reduce Import Dependence. Production of native Pacific oyster seeds has begun in the Ebro Delta. This move could transform Spain's entire aquaculture industry, reducing reliance on France and boosting resilience to climate challenges. The article covers project details and its impact on the regions.
Experts Warn: Spain Faces a New Reality of Wildfires. Spain is experiencing an increase in sixth-generation wildfires, which are difficult to control due to climate change and inadequate forest policies. Experts emphasize that without active forest management, the country risks facing catastrophic consequences.
Spanish Farmers Adjust Work Schedules Due to Heat After Lleida Tragedy. In Catalonia, following the death of a seasonal worker due to heat, farmers are revising work schedules. Increased supervision and new safety measures are being introduced in response to climate challenges and growing concerns in the agricultural sector.
Portugal Invites Tourists to the Grape Harvest: How to Become an Enologist for a Day in Three Renowned Wine Regions. From August to October 2025, Portugal offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of winemaking. Visitors can join the harvest in Alentejo, Douro, and Minho regions, learn about the winemaking process, and taste the best local varieties. This is a chance to experience the country's ancient traditions first-hand.
Seasonal Worker Dies in Lleida During Anomalous Heat: Authorities Investigate Link to Weather. A seasonal worker died in Lleida during a period of extreme heat. The incident occurred amid temperatures exceeding 40 degrees, when many companies had recommended suspending outdoor work. Police are investigating whether the death was caused by heatstroke. The situation highlights the risks faced by outdoor workers as climate conditions change.
Winemaking in La Palma: How Volcanic Soil and Centuries-Old Traditions Create Unique Wines of the Canary Islands. Discover the unique winemaking of La Palma. Volcanic soils, century-old vines, and family-run bodegas create wines with distinctive character. Find out where to taste the finest varieties and how wine culture shapes life on the island.
Dry Spring and Heat Intensify Devastating Wildfires Across Spain in Summer 2025. The summer of 2025 in Spain was marked not by a record number of wildfires, but by their destructive power. The causes include abnormal weather, an abundance of dry vegetation, and insufficient forest management. Experts warn that such conditions will become increasingly common.
