The Organic Growers of Ireland (OGI) are seeking applicants for the 2019 Apprenticeship Scheme. There are 12 participating farms around the country so places are limited. Closing date for applications is March 9th. To find out more and how to apply please CLICK HERE
The Department of Agriculture Food and the Marine have organised a Food Safety Workshop relevant to organic food producers. It... read more
IOA welcomes the clarification from the FSAI and DAFM concerning the labelling of organic eggs. Until recently all organic egg... read more
Congratulations to all IOA winners at the National Organic Food Awards announced on September 12th. There was a 100% increase... read more
Three emerging and Michelin-star chefs will converge on The Burren Storehouse in Lisdoonvarna, County Clare, next week for an evening... read more
All IOA horticulture producers were recently sent a letter informing them about water testing. It is advisable to have your... read more
The Irish Organic Association are reminding members and those interested that there is a public consultation on the development of... read more
The role of small farmers in preserving soil integrity is expected to come into greater focus this year. Read the full... read more
The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Michael Creed, T.D., has launched a public consultation on “Ag-Climatise”, a National Climate... read more
In this week's Farming Independent you can read about the organic sector in the USA and find out how it... read more
The inaugural meeting of the new Organic Strategy Implementation Group took place on March 21st and the purpose of this... read more
