Fallow Field
Our organic farming methods are designed in harmony with the earth and the seasons. Here at Eminence Organic Skin Care, that means we give our earth time to rest, restore and refresh by keeping different fields of the farm “unplanted” or “fallow” during different times of the year.
Natural Soils
We didn’t import any dirt for our organic farm. You’ll notice that the dirt here looks very light, like silt or soft sand. Well, that’s because this area of Hungary was once completely underwater.
Natural Soils
We didn’t import any dirt for our organic farm. You’ll notice that the dirt here looks very light, like silt or soft sand. Well, that’s because this area of Hungary was once completely underwater.
The Tilling Process
Each season, our farmers harvest all plants completely. Then, organic fertilizer and the rich compost is placed on top of the new soil. After that, the hard work begins! Farmers hand-turn the compost into the soil using shovels, hoes and rakes. Then, the field is left to rebuild strength for several weeks until it’s time to plant the next season.
A Moment of Solitude
One of our Eminence Organics farmers walks through a resting field, covered in spring grass and hay.
A Moment of Solitude
One of our Eminence Organics farmers walks through a resting field, covered in spring grass and hay.
1. Grand Entrance; 2. Chicken Coop; 3. Compost Beds; 4. Lángos Oven;5. Water Well; 6. Grape Press;7. Lily Pond; 8. Stone Crop; 9. Pumpkin;10. Gingko; 11. Evening Primrose; 12. Lavender; 13. Poppy; 14. Chamomile;15. Comfrey; 16. Rhubarb; 17. Flower Beds; 18. St. John's Wort;19. Peppermint; 20. Echinacea; 21. Fallow Field
