As 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 is…
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…
Read moreAdesco is delighted to launch its new Grain Conditioning Training Programme for customers nationwide. This course is offered free of charge to Adesco customers. During this half day course, the Adesco expert team will review…
Read moreAdesco continues their support to customers throughout Harvest 2013 and the storage period thereafter. We have 17 years experience as a trusted partner to the Irish grain industry offering tailored products, supported by data, for…
Read moreAdesco launches their Grain Management Programme for 2013, focused on the real cost per tonne of grain treated and the savings that can be achieved using Adesco products as part of the overall Grain Management…
Read moreAdesco has been awarded the GMP+ B3, Trading in Feed Materials, standard. The GMP+ Feed Safety Assurance scheme (GMP+ FSA) is an international scheme for assuring feed safety in all…
Read moreTeasgasc have released their August 2012 Advisory Newsletter for the Irish agriculture sector. The newsletter includes both a mid-year review and outlook for beef, sheep, pig and cereal farmers. It is available as a PDF…
Read moreCongratulations to Combines4Charity who successfully regained the Guinness world record for the biggest number of combines harvesting grain in one field at the same time. On Saturday 28 July 2012, at Platin, Duleek, Co Meath,…
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