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A SPROUT IS NOT JUST FOR CHRISTMAS
Brussels sprouts aren’t the most popular of vegetables – an annual outing with the Christmas turkey is most...
Facing charges
The subject of fees for professional landscape and design work in Ireland is a charged subject and one the sector has great difficulty facing...
People, place, quality of life – Hope for blue-green infrastructure in Ireland
Aidan J ffrench MILI disseminates a recent research conference paper on the drivers, reality and potential future for green infrastructure in Ireland
February 2007 IUF...
HC Print Autumn/Winter 2016
Contents
NEWS
03 HORTICULTURE NEWS
EVENTS
06 Horticulture trade events
BORD BIA
08 All of the latest news, events, and updates from Bord Bia
RETAIL
11 WAS IT SOMETHING I SAID?
Liam Kelly...
What you see…
Renowned nurseryman and tree specialist, Ronan Nangle shares a positive story of how seeing and selecting trees first hand can contribute to the creation...
Education, communities and the role of horticulture in Ireland
In her second feature exploring the wider benefits of horticultural activity, Rachel Freeman shares her insights into the role horticultural education can play in...
Was it something I said?
Independent retail consultant, Liam Kelly dispels some of the persistent truths of successful retailing
Over the years I have learned the importance of listening to...
Pick your Phytes
Michael Gaffney peels back the layers of data surrounding the nutritional values of fruit and vegetable to find the future of Irish production may...
Practically sustainable
Lots of people talk a good sustainable game, few actually play by the rules. John Murphy, owner, and operator of Annaveigh Plants explains how...
Mycorrhizal and root initiation and development
As part of our continued drive to promote and communicate horticultural research conducted by Irish students, we’re delighted to share the work completed by...