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Forestry at the Tullamore Show 2024

Sunday 11, August 2024 – Butterfield Estate, Blueball, Tullamore, Co Offaly

The Tullamore Show is Ireland’s largest one-day show, averaging 60,000 visitors in recent years, with 700 trade stands from agri-sectors, home industries, farm produce, innovation, forestry, agri-machinery and much more. Every year it attracts the best cattle, sheep, and equine breeders from all over the country, alongside entrants for its other 1,000 plus competitions.

Forest Village

Don’t miss the Forest Village at the Tullamore Show! Organised by Teagasc’s Forestry Development Department, over twenty organisations and companies will showcase many facets of Ireland’s rapidly developing farm forestry and renewable energy sectors in Tullamore.

Farmers and other landowners who are considering forestry and woodland creation can receive up- to-date information on the current highly attractive supports under the DAFM Forestry Programme 2023 – 2027, including 12 Forest Types available under the Afforestation Scheme and scenarios

 under the Native Tree Area Scheme.

Options include, for example, creating an agroforestry plot, a commercial conifer forest, a riparian forest to protect water quality or a native woodland; or if you are at forest management or thinning stage, you will be able to find comprehensive practical and financial advice from organisations such as Teagasc and a range of forestry companies.

If you have questions regarding renewable energy then do visit the Forest Village: latest technologies on solar panels, various boiler systems and efficient firewood stoves will be on display.

Teagasc’s forestry advisers and researchers will be on hand to answer all your forestry queries. This is a great opportunity to avail of comprehensive, objective and up-to-date information.

Free information packs will be available.

The Forest Village at the Tullamore Show is the place to be – to find out more about forestry and wood energy – our growing sustainable natural resource.

See you all on Sunday 11 August!

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