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Economics of Organic Production and Market Prices – Coolanowle event

20 November 2013 By IOA Webmaster

There was a large turn out for the Economics of Organic Production and Market Prices,  IOA event that was held on November 19th at Coolanowle Farm. A big thanks to Jimmy and Bernadine Mulhall for their fantastic hosting and also to all of our speakers who gave excellent, informative presentations on the day. IOA would also like to thank the Organic Unit of the Department of Agriculture for their support also.

The presentations are available below;

IOFGA-presentation-18.11.13-John-Purcell

Organics-Peter-Young

DAFM-Presentation-Coolanowle-1

Organic-Grassland-Management-by-Mary-Lynch

Marketing-Economics-of-Organic-Tillage-Farming-Trevor-Harris

Organic-Conversion-by-Alan-Mooney

*Please note that Rory Fanning from Slaney Foods also gave a presentation however it is too big to upload onto the website, if you would like his presentation please email grace.maher@iofga.org

 

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