Growing the Irish Forest Bioeconomy report launched by Minister Doyle
The Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Andrew Doyle T.D., recently launched a report titled “Growing the Irish...
Festival of Farming and Food – SFI Science Week at Teagasc 2017
Teagasc is hosting a series of exciting events for Science Week (November 12-19). Many of Teagasc’s research centres around the country will open their...
Sustainable Brands Copenhagen 2017
Linda Madigan, Stockholm Office, Bord Bia - Irish food Board
I attended this year’s SB’17 conference held in the beautiful city of Copenhagen on October 31 and...
Burren Programme – Creed announces opening of final tranche to applicants
The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Michael Creed TD, has announced the opening of Tranche 3 of the Burren Programme for applications...
War on waste continues as Creed announces two new projects to tackle food waste
The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Michael Creed T.D., has announced that two projects will receive funding this year from his Department’s...
60 Minute Science – Teagasc host Science Week event at Carlow VISUAL
Teagasc is hosting a free evening of edutainment ‘60 Minute Science’ on 16 November from 7.30-10 pm. It’s taking place in the Link gallery at Carlow VISUAL,...
Pesticides: how can risk assessors make better use of epidemiological data? – European Food...
EFSA’s pesticide experts have developed an approach that could help risk assessors to make better use of epidemiological data in the assessment of active...
Trading Online Voucher Scheme – up to €2,500 grant available – Local Enterprise Office
Grow your business with help from this Government grant scheme, designed to assist small businesses. It offers financial assistance of up to €2,500 along with...
Who’s afraid of GDPR?
Paul Grant, Marketing Department, Bord Bia – Irish Food Board
‘General Data Protection Regulation’ are four words that strike terror into the hearts of most...
Talking Hardwoods event 2017
Many new broadleaf woodlands have been planted in Ireland since the early 1990s. These hardwoods are now gradually coming into production.
It is therefore timely...
