Rāmkalni is a family-run food producer, organic farm and holiday park. The company's production facility offers healthy and delicious products, both on the local market and far beyond Latvia's borders.
The story of Ramkalni begins before 25 years with a ski slope in winter, a roller-skating track in summer, a shop and a cosy tavern right in Inčukalns by the Gauja Bridge. 2008 financial crisis turned to food production, which in turn led to agriculture. Now, Rāmkalni is a multi-sectoral enterprise that continues to actively develop in its existing sectors, while also embracing new things - a pizzeria and an organic bakery have recently opened in Rāmkalni.
Viktors Grūtups has been the owner of the company since day one and can be found almost every day in the Ramkalni Recreation Park or in the farm's fields and gardens.
Kā aizsākās Rāmkalnu stāsts? Rāmkalnu parks dzima pateicoties Viktora mīlestībai uz kalnu slēpošanu un aktīvo atpūtu, ja runā par lauksaimniecību, tad tā aizsākās kā hobijs un vēlme izveidot pilna cikla saimniekošanu. Parasti cilvēki kaut ko audzē un tad sāk domāt par pārstrādi, mēs Rāmkalnos sākām savu darbu no otras puses. Sākām ar pārtikas pārstrādi un, darba gaitā, risinot izejvielu pieejamību, nolēmām paši sākt audzēt cidonijas. Tad tam pievienojās ķirbji un rabarberi, un tā pamazām mūsu grozs ir izaudzis diezgan plašs. Bez jau pieminētajām kultūrām, audzējam arī lielogu dzērvenes Latgalē un nu jau 4. sezonu esam kļuvuši arī par bioloģiskajiem graudkopjiem. Visa mūsu lauksaimniecība no pirmās dienas ir bioloģiska, saimniekojam dabai draudzīgi un atbildīgi.
Our team is stable and friendly. There are people who have been with the company from day one. We are proud of our for agricultural workerswho work in the field every day with machinery and implements.
At harvest time, we organise big clean-upsinvolving everyone from the finance and marketing manager to the CEO. We can safely say that we are a friendly and optimistic team!
[General] One morning, when Gregor Samsa woke from troubled dreams, he found himself transformed in his bed into a horrible vermin. He lay on his armour-like back, and if he lifted his head a little he could see his brown belly, slightly domed and divided by arches into stiff sections.
