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Bord Bia

EXPORT PERFORMANCE IN 2016 In January Bord Bia launched its annual Export Performance and Prospects 2016-2017 Report which shows that overall exports are up +2%...

Core Business

Barry Lupton interviews Con Trass The Traas family have been growing fruit for over 200 years. When Willem and Ali Traas found themselves running out of space...

Peonies might make the cut

Andy Whelton explores the potential for peonies for the cut flower sector emerging from current applied research work being undertaken on the crop at...

Confessions and Goals

Patricia Tyrrell, leading designer and chairwoman of the Garden and Landscape Designers Association, applies her critical eye, rational thinking and creative soul to her...
Barry Moore being presented with his membership certificate by Ross Carew, executive secretary ALCI

Summer 2017 – Horticulture News

OVER 130 EXHIBITORS CONFIRMED FOR 2017 GLAS TRADE EVENT GLAS, the annual one-day event on July 20th, is Ireland’s main event in...

Teagasc

RHI-RENEWABLE HEAT INCENTIVE AND HORTICULTURE? As part of Ireland’s strategy to meet its obligations under the 2009 Renewable Energy Directive, the government has targeted the...

The European landscape convention (ELC) and our role as landscape professionals

Recent Landscape Architectural Masters graduate, Colette Lemaire-Brady frames the European Landscape Convention in context with the wider landscape sector The aftermath of World War World...

Learning Strategy

There are a lot of changes taking place in Irish horticultural education. To get a view on current development, we asked the principal of the...

Bloom in the making

As the centrepiece of Bord Bia’s Bloom, the show gardens require a huge commitment in terms of time and energy. Although the process officially...
Gardening Expert Dermot O Neill pictured with Sarah McGovern and her children Robyn Vaughan (4) and Jude Vaughan (6) as they launched GroMór 2018 in Merrion Square, Dublin. Pic Brian McEvoy

GroMór 2018 gardening promotion

The gardening season got off to a slow start this year, with cold weather in March and April extending into early May, but the...

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