Ten years ago this year we began providing novel solutions to the grain industry following 10 years as the exclusive Kemin channel for Ireland. Since 2006 Adesco has provided and improved these services. We provide…
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The technology driving the application of liquids to feed and grain has advanced greatly since our first liquid application systems were installed in 1997. Those first installations were very simple - nothing more than a…
Read moreAdesco were pleased to sponsor a team at the Dankso/Investec golf classic which raised €30,400 for Down Syndrome Cork's ground-breaking new project Field of Dreams which has been launched for adults with Down Syndrome in…
Read moreTom Burns, Technical Manager and Jack O'Hare, Business Director Introduction It is estimated that 500,000 tonnes of grain (mainly Barley) is rolled for animal feeding in Ireland each year. As we head into another winter…
Read moreWeeks 33-38 2014 Harvest 2014 completed: The 2014 harvest has been completed. Despite the broken weather pattern in August, the harvest progressed at a steady pace which facilitated the harvesting of grain at generally lower…
Read moreWeeks 28-32 2014 Winter Barley Harvest completed: With the Winter Barley harvest complete in all but a handful of locations, the harvest has been conducted in a period of very favourable weather and ground conditions…
Read moreAs part of the Adesco commitment to research and development in the area of Grain Management, we have undertaken a 2 year part funded research project with a total project value of €140,000. The research…
Read moreDue to the positive response to our training sessions in 2013, we are delighted to announce the following events in 2014: Grain Management In May 2014 we have scheduled a number of training sessions on…
Read moreThe Irish Grain and Feed Association regularly provides updates to the Agricultural sector on the legislative changes regarding Mycotoxins in feed and feed raw materials. An updated online resource has recently been launched by the…
Read moreThe UK Home Grown Cereal Association, HGCA, has recently unveiled a survey of contaminants in UK grown cereals. This project is the latest in a series looking at the occurrence of key contaminants in UK-grown…
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