Agri-Business
Crops technology business Origin Enterprises has reported a revenue boost of 3.6% for the first quarter (Q1) of its 2026 business year.
Origin Enterprises, the Dublin headquartered agri-services group, reported group revenue of €1.59 billion in the 9 months to April 30.
Tillage
Cooney Furlong agronomist, George Blackburn, is confirming that winter wheat crops in the Wexford area have remained disease-free
Agronomy services provider Origin Enterprises has announced the acquisition of specialist ecological consultancy firm Scott Cawley Ltd.
Origin Enterprises, the international agri-services group, has acquired two specialist ecology businesses in the UK.
Origin Enterprises, the international agronomy and crop inputs services group, has acquired two specialist ecology businesses.
Transitioning to min-till and direct drill production systems can take up to a decade, according to Lemken Ireland’s Derek Delahunty.
International agronomy services group Origin Enterprises has appointed a new CFO, who will step into the role in July.
March beckons and tillage farmers will be keen to kick-on with the management priorities associated with winter cereal crops.
Getting the early agronomy of winter crops right is crucial a recent tillage conference heard as Dr. Tim O’Donovan, gave an agronomy update
Origin Enterprises, the Dublin-headquartered international agronomy services group, reported a 4.9% increase in revenue to €2.5 billion.
Grass
One of the key messages emanating from the recent Drummonds’ grassland reseeding event is the need for farmers to think 12 months ahead
Some winter barley crops are at a high risk of lodging, particularly if the weather turns wet between now and harvest.
Lemken and the farming consultancy Agrii have jointly developed trials to assess how tillage equipment interacts with soils.
Growers should walk all winter crops as soon as possible acording to Teagasc tillage specialist Shay Phelan.
Tillage News
The most recent edition of the Tillage Edge podcast looks at the opportunities that are available to develop careers in the crops sector.
Tillage agronomists are strongly recommending that spring barley growers get on with their T2 spraying programmes.
The decision to forward sell grain is one that comes up every growing season for Irish tillage farmers, seeking to maximise their margins.
Cereals has undergone a revamp and Irish visitors attending the event next week have a lot to look forward to.
