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Farm housing a museum that reveals the secrets of prune production
To learn all about the star fruit, a museum awaits you on site. Fun and educational materials reveal the history of the prune. Put yourself in the shoes of a 19th century prune grower and discover the secrets of this fruit. Did you know that it came from the Orient? How did it cross the world to settle in Agen? How to dry it? All the answers to these questions and more await you here, including a giant corn maze in the summer.
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Opening time and information on PRUNE FARM AND MUSEUM
Welcome to the Farm. Closed on December 25, January 1 and from January 15 to 31. Open 7/7 in July and August, 9am to 7pm. Otherwise, Monday to Saturday, 9.30am to 12.30pm and 2pm to 7pm, Sunday 2pm to 6pm. Free for children under 6. Adults: €5 (€6 for the labyrinth). Children: €3 (€5 for the labyrinth). Groups (15 people): €4. 3 € for the quiz. Catering (summer only). Entertainment.
Owner's Message
DISCOVER THE PRUNE IN A DIFFERENT WAY!
We are a producer of prune d'ente and a processor of prunes. Thus, we control our entire production chain, from the planting of the trees, to pruning, harvesting, drying and processing.
With our shop we favour the short circuit. Our products are made on the spot and we create new ones every year. It is a real pleasure to produce our prunes and all its derivatives to make them discover during tastings.
The monoculture being risky we decided, at the end of 2018, to diversify. A big project has then started: the construction of 2 hectares of greenhouses to grow strawberries.
So from March to November you can also eat Garriguette and Charlotte.
In our farm, whether you are alone, in couple, family or group, from 0 to 100 years and more, we will make sure you spend an unforgettable moment.
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Members' reviews on PRUNE FARM AND MUSEUM
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The Prunes in Eau De Vie from the shop are AMAZING. Weighed a tonne but still brought sone home on flight ????