Guided tour of the Ferme de la Cure, a place of experimentation in permaculture

Name: Visita guiada a la Granja de la Cure, lugar de experimentación en permacultura
Start: 2022-09-17T10:30:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-17T15:30:00+02:00
Location: Ferme de la Cure

SEVE invites you to visit the Ferme de la Cure, a traditional French Vexin farm at least 300 years old, to discover how permaculture guides the activities of the place.

Sábado 17 septiembre 2022, 10:30, 14:00Passed

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@Association La SEVE

On the occasion of the European Days 2022, the association La SEVE offers you a guided tour of its place of demonstration and training in permaculture: the Ferme de la Cure. During a guided tour of the farmhouse, the forest garden and the experimental vegetable garden, discover how this site dating back to at least 1782 has evolved and how permaculture guides the development and activities carried out there today.

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Visite commentée / Conférence

Thème 2022

Patrimoine durable

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About the location

Ferme de la Cure

3 rue des Bonnes-Joies 78440 Sailly

Yvelines
Île-de-France

Farm combining agriculture (cereals, fodder, root crops) and livestock (cattle, sheep and draught horses), on a surface of 36 hectares, the Ferme de la Cure is characteristic of medium-sized farms in the South Vexin. Since at least 1782 (date of the first property document still available) in this farm, these various fields of production have fed each other and fortified, shaping the layout of the buildings (barns, attic and hayloft, stables, stable, sheepfold, charreterie, workshop...). In a farm of this type, only the synergy of all this knowledge has guaranteed success year after year, by improving practices, by evolving and adapting to the vagaries and needs of the land, the animals, the people and the markets. The key to the prosperity of this multi-purpose farm has been a relevant and fruitful management of crop rotation (cereals, fodder and grazing) in order to maintain in the long term the necessary virtuous cycle, and this, without a doubt, with renewed capabilities and skills