Which crops are grown on Sardinia’s arable land?

On the island of Sardinia, much of the arable land is dedicated to the cultivation of cereals and the growing of fruit. Specifically, agricultural production across the island includes:1

• Cereal grains: Wheat and barley are primary crops.23
• Fruits and nuts: Olives, almonds, and various fruits are grown.23
• Specialty crops: Grapes are cultivated for wine production, and tobacco is also produced.23
• Vegetables: A variety of vegetables are grown, particularly in fertile regions like the Campidano plain.2

Additionally, while not a crop in the traditional sense of arable farming, the production of cork remains an important part of the island's agricultural output.3