Land for sale in Granada

The province of Granada has a total of 600 thousand hectares of Useful Agricultural Area (UAA) of which 27% is arable land, 50% is woody crops and 23% is permanent pasture. In its rustic land, arable and vegetable crops such as cucumber, tomato, bell pepper, green bean, eggplant, eggplant, mushroom, zucchini, mushrooms, flowers, ornamental plants, watermelon, melon, gherkin and green peas stand out. As for woody crops, olive groves and nut trees such as almond and pistachio stand out. The greenhouse area in Granada amounts to about 3,300 hectares, most of which is on the coast and is the fourth Spanish province with the largest greenhouse area. With respect to livestock, pigs are the most important, with more than 270,000 head, although sheep and poultry are also very important. Granada has hunting reserves where the most predominant species are deer, fallow deer, mouflon, wild boar and mountain goat.