Nurney Farm in Carbury, Co. Kildare began growing vegetables organically almost 30 years ago. Read more about them in the Irish Organic Association’s monthly column in the Farming Independent CLICK HERE
Wexford organic farmer Gavin Tully grows a diverse range of organic crops and this year has included 3 acres of... read more
Opportunities exist for organic farmers in supplying raw materials to the growing brewing and distilling market in Ireland. IOA has... read more
Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue, has announced the opening of the 2023 Multi-Species Sward and Red... read more
The market for organic food and drink grew by 10.5 per cent in 2016 and is now worth an estimated... read more
Despite advancements in food legislation and labelling what we often end up with are consumers who are often confused about... read more
The decision made by Minister Smith today to back the EU Commissions proposal to scrap the “zero tolerance” food safety... read more
The latest article from the IOA in the Farming Independent outlines that business as usual is not an option. It... read more
The Organic Capital Investment Scheme (OCIS) under the new Targeted Agricultural Modernisation Scheme 3 (TAMS 3) opened for applications on... read more
Tom Dunne from Durrow in Co. Laois won the top award of Zurich Farmer of the Year 2016. Tom also... read more
The Irish Organic Association (IOFGA) feels that the decision to close the REPS scheme and use modulated funds to... read more
