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FERME DE CASSAGNAOU

PEYRISSAS

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About

In the foothills of the Pyrenees, the Comminges region has a long history and rich traditions. The unspoilt countryside here provides ideal conditions for raising livestock. The Frechou family in Peyrissas has been farming from father to son since 1850.

Typical Comminges farm with views of the Pyrenees. Didier and Anthony raise pigs aged between 12 and 25 months, fed on the farm's cereals. Salted with dry salt, the hams are dried and matured for 12 months.

Farm produce: mixed farming (cereals), charcuterie and fresh pork, veal (once a month), beef (once every 3 months).

Farm sales by appointment 0676259270, parcel delivery on request. Markets in Saint-Gaudens on Thursday mornings, Saveres on Fridays, Aurignac and Saint Michel (Toulouse) on Saturday mornings, le Fousseret on the first Sunday of the month.

Tours

  • Group accepted

Sales & Local market

  • On-site sales
  • Local market presence
  • Saint-Gaudens (Thursday), Aurignac on Saturday mornings

Equipments & Services

  • Bus parking
  • Pets allowed

Payment methods

  • Credit card
  • Cheques and postal orders
  • Cash
  • Bank transfers

Openings

Open

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FERME DE CASSAGNAOU
50 Chemin de Labastide
31420 PEYRISSAS

New - The Tastes & Flavors Guide

While eating well without breaking the bank is a major concern for our fellow citizens, short supply chains are thriving in Comminges. Now more than ever, there has been a growing need for a guide that lists producers, restaurateurs, and food professionals who sell their creations directly to consumers and work with local products in an ethical manner.

From Farm to Table with Complete Transparency: The Charter

The Charter of Commitment was developed by and for professionals in partnership with the Comminges-Pyrénées Tourism Office. It highlights producers from all fields and chefs who work according to best practices, promote Comminges products, and share their respective expertise.

The guide “Goûts et Saveurs en Comminges” is not just a directory of businesses. It is much more than that. As you turn the pages, you’ll also find recipes, profiles, and interviews.