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HortiTrends Weekly Comment and News Digest - June 21st
- 21 June 2013
Flourishing Trade in the Horticulture Sector Between Ireland and the Netherlands is an event being hosted by the Dutch embassy looking at opportunities for both Irish and Dutch companies. It's their expertise in trading via the auction house clock system, who's use is now in decline, which led to 71% of FloraHolland Members Favour New Structure. Direct B2B sales are in growth and this is a pro-active approach by the embassy in Dublin to make sure that their people continue to get a big piece of the pie.
More wise words and info in How Far Have We Come? - John Stanley. Online is where the growth is at. Statistics to prove it.
Common sense won out in Cabinet Decision on Coillte – Coveney. They didn't get it wrong though or at least no-one will ever come out and say that. There are interesting times ahead for Coillte and Bord na Mona. Will it be a happy marriage or one of convenience?
As the fresh produce sector continues to expand courtesy of FoodHarvest 2020 policies, the Future Food in Ireland 2013 event will focus that sectors strategies. The organic sector is also promoting its wares via Organic Growers of Ireland (OGI) Farm Walks and Teagasc Demonstration Organic Farm Walks.
We also carry a new monthly article courtesy of DARD to keep a check on whats happening with our northern counterparts in DARD Horticulture Management Notes - June 2013.
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Today's Articles
- Flourishing Trade in the Horticulture Sector Between Ireland and the Netherlands
- Tully Nurseries - Looking Good Now
- How Far Have We Come? - John Stanley
- Green Parking II: Putting Parking Lots to Work
- BBQ at the Art Tunnel
- Horticulture in the Dail - Greenhouse Gas Emissions
- Cabinet Decision on Coillte – Coveney
- Progress of New ITB Horticulture Facility in Pictures
- 40 Years of the Teagasc National Farm Survey
- Campaign to Save Wild Juniper - Philip Voice
- IFA Warns that Damage to the Irish Drinks Industry Will Have Negative Impact on Wider Agri-Food Sector
Top 10 Most Read Articles:
- A Career in Production Horticulture
- Irish Thoughts - John Stanley
- Deep Cuts at Teagasc will Hurt, Warns Gerry Boyle
- ITB Grows with New Horticulture Facilities
- Resistance to Online Retail Will Close 1 in 5 Stores
- GLDA to Promote Member Services at Mallow Home and Garden Show
- Bloom 2013 in Pictures
- Wedding Flower Ideas for Your Venue
- Wanted for Major BBC2 Gardening Series
- Board Bia Board Members 2013
This Weeks News Articles:
- This Weeks Premium Jobs in Horticulture Ireland
- NEW Tenders for Horticulture in Ireland
- Should We Worry About Weedkiller in Our Pee? - Philip Voice
- Hogan Announces Ireland to Join the Climate and Clean Air Coalition
- Mallow Racecourse Garden Festival Friday 21st June 2013
- CPL To Invest €20m In Its Bio-Fuels Facility
- The RHS/GCA Interchange Fellowship
- MABFUEL Marine Algae as Biomass for BioFuel
- Forest Tree Breeding in Europe - Current State-of-the-Art and Perspectives
- Horticulture in the Dail - Grant Aid: 13 Jun 2013: Written Answers
- Interflora takes Floristry Contest to RHS Tatton Park
- Definition of What ‘Natural’ Means An Increasing Issue in US
- McCausland Officially Opens “The ‘Coole Garden”
- Spread a Little Happiness in Ireland - John Stanley
- Innocent and GIY Sow & Grow Schools Campaign
- RHS Bursaries
- New Plant-Based Compostable Flowerpot
- DARD Horticulture Management Notes - June 2013
- Teagasc Demonstration Organic Farm Walks
- 71% of FloraHolland Members Favour New Structure
- Summer Wedding Trends from Vera Wang
- Customer Service ... Let the Retailer Know Your Feelings Straight Away - John Stanley
- Minister Coveney Must Allow 3,500 Farmers Already Turned Down for AEOS 3 to Join
- Mission Statement, Strategy and Policies
- Future Food in Ireland 2013
- Organic Growers of Ireland (OGI) Farm Walks
- Update to the rx3 Publication Regarding Compost and Anaerobic Digestate Characteristics
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Joseph ( Editor at HortiTrends)
