Catch me if you can
Eugenia Fezza,Teagasc Walsh Scholar, discusses methods for improving the monitoring and control of black vine weevil in crops
VINE WEEVIL: A PERSISTENT HORTICULTURAL PEST
The black...
All the latest news from Bord Bia
NATIONAL POTATO DAY 2021
Friday 1st October marked Bord Bia’s National Potato Day, an annual celebration of the potato and its contribution to the Irish...
A New Leaf
With his departure from Bord Bia imminent, Gary Graham talks with Barry Lupton about a career dedicated to the promotion of horticulture and what...
Autumn/Winter 2021 – Horticulture News
BORD BIA BLOOM RETURNS TO PHOENIX PARK IN 2022
Bord Bia has announced that Bord Bia Bloom, Ireland’s largest gardening and lifestyle festival, will take...
GLEE 2021 – How was it for you?
Andy Campbell makes a welcome return to the UK's leading garden and outdoor living trade show, GLEE Birmingham.
After a two-year hiatus, the return of...
‘Lycia’ wins the race in recent strawberry variety trial
Dr. Eamonn Kehoe, soft fruit specialist advisor with Teagasc, gives an update on the results from the recent nationwide strawberry variety trial
A new initiative...
Nangle and Niesen: Tree nursery open day
The September sun was shining as the crowds gathered for the annual open day at Nangle & Niesen nursery in Aherla, Co. Cork recently
Invited...
Green Cities Award
Michal Slawski of Bord Bia on the search for ambitious, inspiring and innovative Irish 'green' building projects to take part in The Green Cities...
HC Print Autumn/Winter 2021 Contents
CONTENTS
NEWS
02 Horticulture News
EDUCATION
03 UPDATES ON TEAGASC COLLEGE OF AMENITY HORTICULTURE
John Mulhern looks ahead to another exciting academic year
BORD BIA
06 All the latest news from Bord Bia
TEAGASC
08...
Time for combat
Renowned nurseryman, tree specialist and owner of Annaveigh Plants, John Murphy, doesn't mince his words in a call to combat climate change with several...