Reina fruktgård

The trees at Reina Fruktgård are well cared for.
The trees at Reina Fruktgård are well cared for. Photographer: Anna Tokle Amundsen
The beautiful apple blossom
The beautiful apple blossom Photographer: Anna Tokle Amundsen
Our apple orchard is located below the farm and the barn at Reina fruit farm.
Our apple orchard is located below the farm and the barn at Reina fruit farm. Photographer: Anna Tokle Amundsen
Reina fruit farm is a family-owned farm that produces organic quality fruit and berry products. Our production is based on sustainable values. We have grown apple varieties such as Aroma, Discovery, Katja and Nanna. The fruit plantations are cultivated in a north/south direction to make maximum use of the sun.
Reina fruit farm is a family-owned farm that produces organic quality fruit and berry products. Our production is based on sustainable values. We have grown apple varieties such as Aroma, Discovery, Katja and Nanna. The fruit plantations are cultivated in a north/south direction to make maximum use of the sun. Photographer: LINDA FREDRIKSEN
Reina Fruktgård at Hjelset in Molde grows organic apples that are pressed in their own production facility into delicious drinks that can be purchased from the farm.
Reina Fruktgård at Hjelset in Molde grows organic apples that are pressed in their own production facility into delicious drinks that can be purchased from the farm. Photographer: LINDA FREDRIKSEN

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Contact:

Edgar Fredriksen

Address:

Gardvegen 30, 6450 6450 Hjelset

Phone:

+47 97 18 04 05

Website:

reinafruktgard.no

E-mail:

post@reinagard.no

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REINA fruit farm
A family-owned farm that produces organic quality fruit and berry products.
Our production is based on sustainable values.

"Reina" has been the name of the farm since the beginning. It is one of the oldest farms along the Fannefjord and is located on Hjelset. Reina describes the slope and inclination towards the sun and the sea.

The farm is well known in the village, and has historically been engaged in milk and meat production, as well as great interest in fruit and berry growing.

The orchards are planted with rows in a north/south direction to make maximum use of the sun. Parts of the farm building have now been converted into a pressing plant and premises for cider production with a modern production line and new technical equipment.

These days, arrangements are being made for the sale of products on the farm. It is possible to come and visit and have a pleasant fruit chat!