Recent Press Releases
Devenish invests over $2m in Kenyan company Sidai Africa Ltd
9th April 2019
Devenish, the global agri-technology company, has today announced a $2.25 million investment in Kenyan company, Sidai Africa Ltd.
Fuelling the engine that drives production
3rd April 2019
History has reflected favourably on Henry Ford and recognises him as one of the all-time great innovators and business men, whose focus on operational excellence in fundamental activities was unwavering.
Dowth to host 5th ICTSF World English Sporting Championships
12th March 2019
Clay target shooters from across the world will be flocking to the Devenish Lands at Dowth this summer for the 5th ICTSF World English Sporting Championships, hosted in Ireland for the first time.
Devenish takes its place at international feed and food show
8th March 2019
Agri tech company Devenish will join over 1,250 international exhibitors at major feed and food trade show VIV Asia 2019, taking place in Bangkok, Thailand, between 13th - 15th March.
Devenish launches PhD programme in partnership with Queen's University
7th March 2019
Agri tech company to fund two students for four-year research and training programme
Have you the right rumen buffer to avoid low milk fat percentages on farm?
7th March 2019
In a recent interview in University College Dublin Lyons Dairy Research Farm Prof Finbar Mulligan of UCD and Dr Morgan Sheehy of Devenish Nutrition discussed the issues surrounding low milk fat percentage.
Innovation fuels growth at agri tech firm Devenish
4th March 2019
Devenish (NI) Limited has reported on another year of growth with its latest published Consolidated Financial Statements for the year ended 31 May 2018 showing an increase of 20% in Group Turnover to £225m. Operating profit was up from £2.8m to £3.6m. After interest, profit before tax was up 9% to £1.7m.
Devenish invests in next generation of talent
11th January 2019
Agri tech company Devenish rolls out multi-discipline post-graduate programmes
Mother knows best!
13th December 2018
According to the Oxford English Dictionary, colostrum is defined as; 'the first secretion from the mammary glands after giving birth, rich in antibodies.' Personally speaking, I like this description; it's clear and succinct, but it is in fact much more important than this portrayal suggests.