Jezersko-Solčava sheep
A Slovenian native breed. The flock moves from pasture to pasture, and when the lambs are born the valley is at its liveliest.
Read the story →On almost ten hectares of meadows, pastures and orchards we keep sheep and hens, plant trees and learn every day how to give life back to the land.
Every product from Lunina dolina carries a story: of animals that lived freely, of soil that was cared for, and of hands that sowed with purpose.
Our hens — among them the Slovenian native breed Štajerka — spend their days on pasture, among grass, insects and sunshine. Because we keep several breeds, the eggs come in different colours: white, cream and brown.
Something remarkable grows in small trays. Microgreens from Lunina dolina — broccoli, radish, sunflower, pea — are full of flavour and life.
We keep the Jezersko-Solčava sheep, a Slovenian native breed. The flock grazes fresh pasture every day; as we move it, the soil recovers and the grass grows back lusher.
They grow slowly, the way it should be. No rushing and no crowding — just grass, fresh air and time.
The animals are the heart of the farm. We restore the pastures with them, we start every day with them — and they are the favourite part of every visit.
A Slovenian native breed. The flock moves from pasture to pasture, and when the lambs are born the valley is at its liveliest.
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Including the Štajerka. By day they scratch around the pasture, hunt for insects and seeds and take dust baths.
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The loudest part of the farm. Whatever happens in the yard, the geese notice it first.
Our dog and loyal companion on every walk around the farm.
For us, regenerative farming is not a word on paper but everyday work. This is what it looks like in practice.
We move the sheep from pasture to pasture, the way a wild herd would roam. With no ploughing, with compost and grazing, we build a living layer of soil that holds water.
We cover the soil with mulch, plant trees and look after a small pond; a second one is in preparation, as it needs permits. Every drop that stays in the ground is an investment in dry summers.
Orchards, hedgerows and pastures intertwine. Trees give the animals shade, the animals feed the trees — and a mosaic grows in which many species find a home.
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Workshops, open days and guided visits — because we believe we regenerate faster together.
The whole farm, leased land included, managed on regenerative principles.
After the first planting we know that protecting young trees matters as much as planting them.
Trees, shrubs and grazing on the same land.
To become a reference point for regenerative farming in Slovenia.
Lunina dolina is our home and a working farm, so we always arrange visits in advance. That way we can give you our time and attention.
A walk around the farm, meeting the animals and getting to know our way of farming, our tree plantings, pastures and life in nature.
After the guided walk around the farm, we invite you to our table to taste a few simple treats connected with our farm.
Send us an enquiry through the contact form. We reply with the price and availability and arrange collection. Eggs, microgreens and sheep are available regularly, pasture-raised chickens seasonally.
The hens spend their days on grass, among plants, where they can scratch, look for insects, worms and seeds, take dust baths and warm themselves in the sun. Pasture-raising has no number of its own on the egg stamp — for us it means exactly this: a hen that can live like a hen.
A way of farming that does not exhaust the land but restores it. For us that means grazing instead of ploughing, compost, trees among the pastures and care for water — so that the soil becomes more alive every year.
Yes, by prior arrangement. We offer a guided farm visit and a visit with a taste of the farm. Write to us through the contact form and we will find a date together.
Living Valley
Everyone who lives here with us — from the hoopoe to the stag beetle — and the trees we plant.
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Roots of the valley
Roman burial mounds, flax, wine presses and bricks — stories of the land where Lunina dolina grows.
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