Agriculture

Lancha (or Tizón tardio) is Late blight: a serious disease of potato and tomato caused by the fungus Phytopthora infestans. The word is also used for Early blight (or Tizón temprano) caused by the fungus Alternaria solani.

Blight is the cause of probably the largest use of agrochemicals.

Kikuyo (Pennisetum clandestinum) is a grass, native from Ethiopia, and introduced in the Andes at the beginning of the 20th century.
First it was imported as an ornamental plant and as cattle food. Today it is a pest-species invading farmlands (nitrogen lover).

That's how it goes: one half of the community fights the grass, the others apply fertilizers in favour of their Holstein breed. A clear win-win situation.

abonadura = fertilizer

Don't miss the quality seal behind the G.

Surely no typographic highlight. The lettering has everything of a head-to-tail collision.

The Co-operative society of Orense stems from the 1960s when Sr. Franqueira won some farmers for his idea that the only way to become profitable was by working together.
Franqueira had a tough time convincing the conservative lot in this backward province. But he succeeded and Coren now stands for more than 6000 families.

Read more: the company's website speaks four languages!

Note the double use of the T.

As I told in the introduction: nothing beats waterproof paint. It doesn't rain that much in Sariñena, but clearly enough to reveal the inferior quality of the paint.

LE PAYSAN (=peasant)

Observe the peculiar lettering: the O eats the preceding character.
Notice also the skilled use of the shadow: the brand really jumps in our direction.

The wattled egg probably announces STAR as chicken food.
The graphics of the TOTEM brand is more inspired. The center 'T'
emulates a real Totem made from sheep and cattle heads.