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“La Reina”, an emblematic farm located on the left bank of the Vega del Guadalquivir, a few kilometers from Córdoba capital. Although the first agricultural activities on these lands date back to the 15th century, it was not until 1872 that it began to be known by the nickname “Cortijo La Reina”. This Cortijo became a small town of around 700 inhabitants, mostly farm workers with their families. It had homes, its own school, a grocery store, recreational areas, and even a beautiful chapel where weddings and baptisms were held. If this emblematic farm in Córdoba has been recognized for anything, it has been because of the quality of its land, the constant innovation in agriculture and the generation of local employment. In the collection campaign, Cortijo La Reina generates more than 300 staff jobs from nearby towns, a fact that helps to fix population in nearby rural areas. In the 1950s, the owner of “Cortijo La Reina” placed his trust in running the farm in Mr. José Cabrera Padilla. Agriculture owes a lot to this great Agricultural Engineer, since, together with other contemporaries, he led the necessary shift towards modern agriculture that the historical moment required in the Cordovan countryside.
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“La Reina”, an emblematic farm located on the left bank of the Vega del Guadalquivir, a few kilometers from Córdoba capital. Although the first agricultural activities on these lands date back to the 15th century, it was not until 1872 that it began to be known by the nickname “Cortijo La Reina”. This Cortijo became a small town of around 700 inhabitants, mostly farm workers with their families. It had homes, its own school, a grocery store, recreational areas, and even a beautiful chapel where weddings and baptisms were held. If this emblematic farm in Córdoba has been recognized for anything, it has been because of the quality of its land, the constant innovation in agriculture and the generation of local employment. In the collection campaign, Cortijo La Reina generates more than 300 staff jobs from nearby towns, a fact that helps to fix population in nearby rural areas. In the 1950s, the owner of “Cortijo La Reina” placed his trust in running the farm in Mr. José Cabrera Padilla. Agriculture owes a lot to this great Agricultural Engineer, since, together with other contemporaries, he led the necessary shift towards modern agriculture that the historical moment required in the Cordovan countryside.
