Organics
Teagasc provides training, advice and research for those involved in organic production, those considering converting to organic farming and the wider organic sector.
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Is Organics an option?
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Steps to Organic Conversion
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Schemes & Grant Aid
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Training
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Research
FACTSHEETS 2020
Demonstration Farm Walks
Teagasc, Department of Agriculture, Food & the Marine and organic organisations invite all farmers and members of the public to see organic farming in practice and to meet and speak with the producers and sector’s experts.
What's New
- Organic Dairy Farming Video The Little Milk Company
- Organic Dairy Farming Frequently Asked Questions
- Questions and Answers with Organic Farmers Ross and Amy Jackson, Co. Tipperary–Drystock and Tillage
- Questions and Answers with Organic Farmer Donal Keane, Co. Meath–Suckler to Beef and Tillage
- Questions and Answers with Organic Farmer Fergal Byrne, Co. Wicklow– Beef, sheep and cereals
- Organics – Questions and Answers with Organic Farmer John Hurley, Co. Roscommon
John Hurley is from Knockalaughta, Ballintubber, Co. Roscommon. He is an organic suckler cow and sheep farmer. He was due to have a farm walk on his farm. Organic Specialist Dan Clavin got an update from John.
View here Organics – Questions and Answers with Organic Farmer John Hurley, Co. Roscommon - Q and A with Frank O’Brien, Ballybroider, Kilbeggan Co. Westemath – organic drystock and tillage farmer
Organic Crops
What are the markets for organic crops? Pat Booth, organic farmer in Co. Laois, is supplying barley to Waterford Distillery and oats to Flahavans.