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.... about delivering lower nitrogen and reducing other harmful emissions that result in cleaner air and water as well as positive action on climate change 🌍️
#organic4everyone #demandorganic
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Remember the Food your Granny cooked 👵🍲
It's what's not in it, that made it so good ❗️
Organic Food the Way it Used to Be.
Learn More About Irish Organic Food and Farming at 👉️ thisisirishorganic.ie
#IrishOrganic #Irishfood #Irishfoodie #Grannycore
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Looking to learn more about the ins and outs of Irish organic food and farming 🐮🐑🥕🌾
Listen back to over 100 episodes from our Organic Matters Podcast. You can find them wherever you listen to your podcasts or visit our website 👉 bit.ly/3Tooyoh 🎧
#organicmatters
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Granny’s famous stew was packed with organic food from the garden 🐮🥕
Switch to organic🍀
Find out more about Irish organic food and farming at 👉️ thisisirishorganic.ie
#IrishOrganic #Irishfood #Irishfoodie #Grannycore
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Our latest IOA Member recipe from Clanwood Organic Farm who run the Organic Kitchen at Fallon's Bar in Shannonbridge
For the full recipe head over to our instagram or facebook profiles to find out more about their delicious Beef Stew🍲
#demandorganic #organicrecipes
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Great read about grower Conor Foxton, who started on @BeechlawnFarm with an @OrgGrowersIre internship & now feeds his local community growing veg, sold at Markets in Terryglass & Killaloe. As Conor says, it reminds people of the taste of food they had growing up😋
#GrabtheLeaf
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Fond memories of your Granny's food? Think Organic Food! Make the Switch today 🐮🍀🥕
Find Out More About Organic Food and Farming 👉️ thisisirishorganic.ie
#IrishOrganic #Irishfood #Irishfoodie #Grannycore
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Granny’s famous stew was packed with organic food from the garden 🥕🥬
Switch to organic
Find out more about Irish organic food and farming at 👉️thisisirishorganic.ie
#IrishOrganic #Irishfood #Irishfoodie #Grannycore
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Organic food, Approved by Granny, Certified by Us with a leaf on the label🐮
Learn More About Irish Organic Food and Farming at 👉️thisisirishorganic.ie
#IrishOrganic #Irishfood #Irishfoodie #Grannycore"
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Organic food, in past cooked by Granny, today certified by us with a leaf on the label❗️
Learn More About Irish Organic Food and Farming
👉️ thisisirishorganic.ie
#IrishOrganic #Irishfood #Irishfoodie #Grannycore
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It's easier than you think to buy Organic. Grab the leaf! Make the switch today.
Discover More About Irish Organic Food and Farming 👉️ thisisirishorganic.ie
#IrishOrganic #Irishfood #Irishfoodie #Grannycore
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Great to hear from one of the next generation of Irish farmers engaged in organics.
Read about young Sligo farmer Niall Higgins, who converted the suckler & sheep family farm in this week's @Farming_Indo 🗞️
Niall & father Seán, haven’t looked back since making the move 🍀🐮🐏
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In the final episode of Season 4 of the Organic Matters Podcast, we meet organic farmers Aoife Gibney & Eamon Campbell on their beef & tillage farm in Co. Meath🐮🍀
Listen here 👉️ bit.ly/3ZGApRs 🎧️
#organicmatterspodcast
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Many thanks to Eleanor & Philip Cussen for mentioning our group on a recent @IrishOrganicA Organic Matters podcast. Here’s the link if you’d like to listen podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcas…
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Read about James O’Connell who grows organic cereals alongside finishing organic cattle. James sees real value in a mixed system for rotations & fertility mgt. Oats are sold for milling with other grain fed on-farm or purchased by other farmers
#ThisisIrishOrganic #GrabtheLeaf
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On this week's episode, we meet organic farmer & entrepreneur Richard Ball, farming on the Meath/Westmeath border. The Balls have a diversified operation, including agri-tourism, organic beef boxes, & oats 🐮🌾
Listen here 👉️ bit.ly/3ZGApRs 🎧️
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#todaysvegtoday @ #ballincareyfarm
#grownherenotflownhere
Why import when
Ireland can produce a wide range of vegetables for at least 10 months of the year . #athy #kildare #flavoursofkildare #tasteofkildare #organic #organicvegetables
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This week on Organic Matters, we meet mixed farmers John and Fiona Curran in Co. Meath. The Currans manage a range of enterprises, including organic turkeys, tillage, beef and sheep 🐑🐮🌾🦃
Listen here 👉️ bit.ly/3ZGApRs 🎧️
#organicmatterspodcast
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📢The Organic Farming Scheme 2026 operated by @agriculture_ie opens today 🐮🌾🥕🍀
The application deadline is 12th Dec 2025.
Visit our dedicated webpage on the OFS 2026 to learn more👉bit.ly/40fwaeR
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🌱Great news for Ireland’s horticulture sector! An enhanced €8.8m programme is now open to support growers - helping boost sustainability, profitability, and value-added produce. 🌿Apply now to secure funding for your business and family. @MHealyRae
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