Rustic Properties and Country Houses for sale in Valencia

The Useful Agricultural Surface (UAA) of Valencia is 304 thousand hectares, of which 70% is woody cropland, 18% arable land and 12% permanent pasture. The crops that predominate in the rural land in Valencia are fruit trees, hence the fame of Valencian oranges. Specifically, citrus fruits occupy 25% of the Valencian countryside, followed by olive groves with 15%, vineyards with 10%, fallow land with 9%, cereals with 7% and vegetables and flowers with 3%. . In this province, pig farming is the one with the largest number of farms, followed by others such as cattle, sheep or goats. Regarding the hunting sector, taking into account that the community has a large area, it means that there are many animal species that coexist in the territory. The most outstanding are wild boar, deer and roe deer in large game, and animals in intensive small game reserves such as duck, partridge, quail, rabbit, pheasant, and pigeon, all subject to hunting season passes. .