Both farms Los Lajones and Emporium are situated at the altitude of 1600-2000 masl. They are ones of the highest located farms in the Central America. At the bottom of the farms you can find coffee trees of caturra and catuai hidden under the shade of Inga trees. In the upper part of the farms you will find the pride of the owner and the world´s greatest speciality – a garden full of young legendary geisha trees, which grow here symbiotically with bamboo trees.

Lajones has got an area of 160 ha. Forty hectares are used for growing cattle. Thirty-five hectares are used for growing coffee trees. Graciano Cruz altogether with his son Graciano Jr. bought this farm in 1992. Before that the farm belonged to Alberto Rubio and was used for growing cattle only.

The farm Emporium lies a little bit lower with its fourteen hectares. It was originally named Dona Berta. Graciano bought the farm from his brother Eduardo in 2017. Before that this farm was owned by three brothers, who grew coffee here since the 70´s.

Both farms are the first farms in the whole country to be certified as BIO. Most of the farm pickers are memebers of the ethnic minority called Ngöbe-Buglé. Pickers on the Graciano´s farms get paid about 25 % more then any other pickers in Panama.

The climate conditions on the farms are influenced by the continental divide separating the two world oceans, the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean. The wet season from May to December is replaced by ´bajareque´, a mist that covers this region from January to April.