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Vegetables

DAFM urged to boost Irish horticulture amid import concerns

Agri-Business

1 day ago

DAFM urged to boost Irish horticulture amid import concerns

Macra said urgent action is needed to protect Ireland's horticulture sector as reliance on imported fruit and vegetables soars.

Drought highlights urgent need for Irish irrigation infrastructure

Agri-Business

5 days ago

Drought highlights urgent need for Irish irrigation infrastructure

As growers count the cost of the drought, the government is being asked to give serious consideration to irrigation infrastructure.

Major supermarkets commit to new charter with growers

Agri-Business

17 days ago

Major supermarkets commit to new charter with growers

Six leading retailers have committed to the principles in a new Irish Horticulture Grower-Retail Charter supporting Irish growers.

Would you pay 6c more for a carrot to ensure Irish growers remain viable?

Agri-Business

22 days ago

Would you pay 6c more for a carrot to ensure Irish growers remain viable?

Irish carrot growers are warning that the economics of producing Ireland's favourite vegetable are becoming increasingly unsustainable.

Championships set to showcase the best of Irish vegetables

Rural Life

26 days ago

Championships set to showcase the best of Irish vegetables

Vegetables will be the stars of the show in Moate, Co. Westmeath as the National Vegetable Society Irish championships get underway.

Machinery

10 months ago

German veg farmer helps develop laser weeding robot to reduce massive labour bill

Weeding is one of the most tedious, time-consuming and costly jobs on a vegetable farm, and farmers desperately need alternatives

German veg farmer helps develop laser weeding robot to reduce massive labour bill

Agri-Business

1 year ago

CSO: Producer prices for food up by over 6% in year to May 2025

Producer prices for food products increased by 6.3% in the 12 months to May 2025, while 'Food Products, Beverages & Tobacco Index' up by 5.1%

CSO: Producer prices for food up by over 6% in year to May 2025

Agri-Business

1 year ago

Heydon announces funding to support producer organisations

Minister Heydon has announced the opening of a new measure to support the formation and establishment of producer organisations (POs).

Heydon announces funding to support producer organisations

Rural Life

1 year ago

Effectiveness of EU School Scheme in Ireland to be evaluated

The Department of Agriculture (DAFM) is seeking tenders from researchers to carry out an evaluation of the EU School Scheme in Ireland.

Effectiveness of EU School Scheme in Ireland to be evaluated

Agri-Business

1 year ago

51% rise in horticulture input prices over past 5 years

The cost of inputs for the horticulture sector has increased by an average of 51% over the past five years, according to a new report.

51% rise in horticulture input prices over past 5 years

Rural Life

2 years ago

Watch: At least 5,000ha of forestry destroyed by storm - Healy-Rae

At least 5,000ha of forestry across the country has been destroyed by Storm Éowyn, according to Minister of State Michael Healy-Rae

Watch: At least 5,000ha of forestry destroyed by storm - Healy-Rae

N.Ireland

2 years ago

Mushroom growers urge NI Executive to protect support scheme

The Northern Ireland Mushroom Growers Association has called on the NI Executive to safeguard the Fruit and Vegetable Aid Scheme (FVAS).

Mushroom growers urge NI Executive to protect support scheme

Agri-Business

2 years ago

Watch: Galway organic veg farm delivers to doors nationwide

In 2006, organic horticultural vegetable farm, Green Earth Organics delivered its first boxes of organic veg to homes across Ireland.

Watch: Galway organic veg farm delivers to doors nationwide

Agri-Business

2 years ago

Brussels sprouts: The divisive Christmas table staple

Today is set to be the single busiest day of the year in Irish supermarkets as shoppers stock up on their Christmas table essentials.

Brussels sprouts: The divisive Christmas table staple

N.Ireland

2 years ago

Discounting of Xmas dinner veg by supermarkets 'concerning' - farm org

Heavy discounting by supermarkets of vegetables before Christmas is "extremely concerning, the UFU has warned.

Discounting of Xmas dinner veg by supermarkets 'concerning' - farm org

Tillage

2 years ago

UK farm college to research climate change resilience in crops

A team of Harper Adams University researchers has been awarded funding for a project boosting climate change resilience in crops.

UK farm college to research climate change resilience in crops

Agri-Business

2 years ago

70% of organic vegetables bought by Irish consumers are imported

70% of the organic vegetables bought by Irish shoppers are imported into the country, a recent conference heard.

70% of organic vegetables bought by Irish consumers are imported

Environment

2 years ago

Turning over a new leaf in a natural approach to growing food

%%excerpt%% Limerick-based Kevin Wallace may not have come from a farming background but his energy and enthusiam for a natural approach to growing food saw him establish New Leaf Urban Farmers.

Turning over a new leaf in a natural approach to growing food

Rural Life

2 years ago

Primary school programme launched to promote Irish-grown produce

Agri Aware has announced the return of its 'Incredible Edibles' programme to highlight the benefits of eating Irish-grown produce

Primary school programme launched to promote Irish-grown produce

Agri-Business

2 years ago

Ireland imported €412m worth of vegetables in 2023

Over €400 million worth of vegetables were imported into the country last year, the Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue confirmed.

Ireland imported €412m worth of vegetables in 2023

Agri-Business

2 years ago

Shoppers spent additional €2.6m on 'fresh vegetables' in September - Kantar

Shoppers spent an additional €2.6 million on fresh vegetables and €1.9 million on fresh fruit last month, according to Kantar.

Shoppers spent additional €2.6m on 'fresh vegetables' in September - Kantar

Agri-Business

2 years ago

Two new schemes open for horticulture sector

Minister Charlie McConalogue and Minister of State Pippa Hackett have announced the launch of two schemes for the horticulture sector.

Two new schemes open for horticulture sector

Environment

2 years ago

EPA: 53,000t of food waste generated at production stage

The EPA reported that an estimated 750,000t of food waste was generated in Ireland, with 53,000t being from the primary production stage.

EPA: 53,000t of food waste generated at production stage

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