Below cost selling of vegetables is having a major impact on the horticulture sector in Ireland. Read more about how it impacts on growers and what steps organic growers are taking to avoid this sales tactic.
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IOA are the largest organic certification body in Ireland and we are recuriting part time Organic Farm Inspectors. Applicants must... read more
The interest in food production is on the rise among city dwellers. Read about why Airfield Estate converted their Food... read more
The Irish Organic Association have announced details of upcoming Organic Workshops related to the Organic Farming Scheme application process. If... read more
This year’s focus is on community supported agriculture, cooperation, regenerative agriculture, citizen science, better agri-food policies and other people and... read more
The Organic Growers of Ireland (OGI) are now seeking application for the 2018 Organic Horticulture Apprenticeship Scheme. To find out how... read more
IOA are looking to recruit two members to the Certification Panel. Candidates should have experience in food processing. The closing... read more
McDonald's has unveiled plans to serve a 100 per cent organic burger in a bid to overhaul its image and... read more
How safe is your crop? 14 March 2017 14 March 2017 Event Time 9:30AM - 1PM Venue Teagasc Ashtown Growing safer crops seminar for... read more
The DAFM has launched a public consultation on the draft Climate Change Adaptation Plan for the Agriculture, Forest and Seafood... read more
The European Commission has just launched a new system of electronic certification for make it easier to monitor imports of... read more
