Irish Grain Growers Group Calls on Malting Barley Growers to Reject Boortmalt Offer
It was announced last month that the dominant company in the Irish malting sector, Boortmalt had finalized a two year...
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Read MoreThe Irish Grain Growers are a newly formed group, representing arable farmers in the Midlands, South East and South of the country. Our aim is to focus on and promote all the positive aspects tillage farming. We want to improve the industry by promoting constructive communication amongst growers, consumers, manufacturers and policy makers.
We feel that government policy in the past, has neglected tillage, relative to other sectors, as is clearly reflected in the blue print for agriculture, Food Wise 2025 and Food Harvest 2020 policy documents. There seems much more focus on dairy and beef sector in recent years, whilst, in many ways, failing to recognise the contribution of the indigenous tillage sector.
It was announced last month that the dominant company in the Irish malting sector, Boortmalt had finalized a two year...
Boortmalt now controls the Irish malting barley industry. Having driven home a two-year deal last month which places malting growers...
The Irish Grain Growers Group(IGGG) are looking for companies both domestic and abroad willing to do business for the fully...
The Irish Grain Growers Association has called for sweeping changes to tillage rules under the next CAP. The two- and...
The Irish Grain Growers Association (IGGA) has called on Irish Distillers to increase its usage of Irish malting barley and...
The Irish Grain Growers Association (IGGA) has asked all tillage farmers to back its proposals for malting barley for 2017....
Ahead of the Irish Grain Growers Association (IGGA) Annual General Meeting in November, the association is looking to gauge farmers...
The Irish Grain Growers Association (IGGA) is calling for a price of €200/t to be paid for malting barley this...
The Irish Grain Growers Association (IGGA) has called for an extension to September 15 deadline for sowing catch crops under...
CHALLENGING TIMES FOR ARABLE SECTOR As a young Tillage Farmer, the last few years have been difficult, with low commodity...