Recent Press Releases

Jumping in the City draws big Limerick Crowds

8th June 2015

The first of the new The Underwriting Exchange Limited Jumping in the City series, which will be held in three venues during June, drew a capacity crowd to Limerick Greyhound Stadium this evening (Friday).

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Devenish App Press Release

28th May 2015

Devenish Nutrition International have launched an exciting new app which will show poultry producers the financial benefit of implementing their Devenish Program.

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Dairylink: Turning over a New Sod in Co Cavan

6th May 2015

Dairylink farmer Philip Donohoe based in Kilnaleck Co Cavan is implementing a reseeding policy on his farm in an attempt to reduce the costs of production with increasing grass quality and quantity.

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Dairylink: Silage Quality

21st April 2015

Bad silage means costs will rise on winter milk farms so Dairylink adviser Conail Keown advises to plan now for 2015.

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Devenish Awarded Most Innovative Company at Viscount Awards

21st April 2015

Devenish has won the Most Innovative Company Award at the Aer Lingus Viscount Awards, following on from our Best Medium Business win last year.

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HIGH CASH SURPLUS A KEY DRIVER

14th April 2015

This month, the Dairylink farmers visited the McCracken farm in Co. Down to get an insight into their farming business.

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Farm Africa congratulates Devenish on long-distance fundraising relay success

13th April 2015

For the past four weeks, staff across the Devenish Group have cycled, run and swum 4,240 miles to fundraise for Farm Africa, launching Devenish’s first ever Charity of the Year.

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Bet Show Jumping Live Launched

10th April 2015

Minister for Agriculture, Simon Coveney, launched an exciting new competition for Show Jumping in Ireland on Thursday 26th March at Agricultural House, Kildare Street, Dublin.

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What are your raw materials options?

3rd April 2015

Cereal and soya diets are the preferred diet of many pig producers and nutritionists. However when markets are volatile maintaining cereal and soya levels can impact significantly on diet cost. However the main issue is never diet cost in terms of price per tonne, but the overall value and return. If a cheaper diet negatively affects performance it can be more costly than paying for a more expensive one.

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Globally leading innovation of NI food and farming showcased to European Commissioner

2nd April 2015

European Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development Phil Hogan recently met with representatives of the Northern Ireland food, animal feed and farming sectors to learn about the innovative work taking place throughout the supply chain, including an initiative driving new standards in quality control and ground-breaking developments in the area of agri-nutrition.

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