ASAJA is the largest professional agricultural organization in Spain with more than 200,000 members working directly on farms, both owners and tenants, as well as members of families that collaborate in the exploitation activities.
ASAJA is constituted for the representation, management, defense and promotion of the professional interests of the agricultural sector in general and of its member organizations with full legal personality and subject to strictly democratic principles.
Its objective is the defense of family farms and agricultural enterprises under any form of private initiative, and its development as a viable economic activity, seeking to improve the access conditions of young people to the exercise of their activity, their training and professional training and In general, defending both the national and international level, the competitiveness of the Spanish agricultural sector. ASAJA has a national headquarters, 15 regional centers, 40 provincial offices and 810 local offices, as well as a permanent representation office in Brussels.
As a national organization with a general vocation, ASAJA integrates all branches of agricultural activity in its agricultural, livestock, forestry, environmental management and even new modalities of complementary activities in rural areas, such as It can be the agrotourism. Thus, ASAJA has the important collaboration of various sector organizations.
ASAJA is constituted for the representation, management, defense and promotion of the professional interests of the agricultural sector in general and of its member organizations with full legal personality and subject to strictly democratic principles.
Its objective is the defense of family farms and agricultural enterprises under any form of private initiative, and its development as a viable economic activity, seeking to improve the access conditions of young people to the exercise of their activity, their training and professional training and In general, defending both the national and international level, the competitiveness of the Spanish agricultural sector. ASAJA has a national headquarters, 15 regional centers, 40 provincial offices and 810 local offices, as well as a permanent representation office in Brussels.
As a national organization with a general vocation, ASAJA integrates all branches of agricultural activity in its agricultural, livestock, forestry, environmental management and even new modalities of complementary activities in rural areas, such as It can be the agrotourism. Thus, ASAJA has the important collaboration of various sector organizations.
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