Northern Ireland Grain Trade Association

January 04, 2022

Robin Irvine retires from NIGTA

By Gill Gallagher, NIGTA CEO After almost a decade of heading up the Northern Ireland Grain Trade…

Avian Influenza Vehicle Protocol

Dec 15, 2021

Freight fright for farm inputs

Dec 02, 2021

100

NIGTA appoints new Chief Executive

Nov 22, 2021

130

COP26: COUNTRIES PLEDGE TO REDUCE METHANE

Nov 10, 2021

149

Fertiliser production across Europe is being scaled back in response to escalating gas prices.

SOARING ENERGY PRICES DRIVE UP INPUT COSTS

Oct 18, 2021

188

Precision Nutrition is the key to sustainable milk production – reducing both the environmental impact and the cost of production.

PRECISION NUTRITION REDUCES EMISSIONS

Jun 30, 2021

279

Sea freight prices have soared and supply chains have been disrupted as shipping schedules have suffered delays due to events such as the Suez Canal blockage.

SUPPLY ISSUES DRIVE UP INPUT COSTS

Jun 24, 2021

261

Over 100 local feed advisers have undergone environmental training hosted by CAFRE at Greenmount College.

POLITICIANS URGED TO REJECT CLIMATE CHANGE BILL

May 03, 2021

318

Niall O’Donnell has been elected to lead the association as president for the coming year.

TIGHT SUPPLY DRIVES UP FEED AND FERTILISER PRICES

Mar 11, 2021

368

Increasing the acreage of locally grown crops will help reduce the reliance on imported grain and proteins to sustain the provinces livestock sector.

GLOBAL GRAIN MARKETS UNDER PRESSURE

Jan 13, 2021

515

NIGTA Members visited Queens University in September to look around the Global Food Security Unit. Photograph: Columba O'Hare
MG 1612
NIGTA Members visited Queens University in September to look around the Global Food Security Unit. Photograph: Columba O'Hare
MG 1626
Doris Leeman, Secretary, NIGTA and Claudine Heron, Past President, NIGTA chat to new members of the Association Michael and Gail Redmond at the Grain Trade Quarterly Meeting. Photograph: Columba O'Hare
MG 2359
Phelim O'Neill, Chief Executive, NI Meat Exporters Association was the Guest Speaker at the NI Grain Trade Association's Quarterly Meeting and is pictured with Owen Brennan, NIGTA President and Robin Irvine, NIGTA, Chief Executive. Photograph: Columba O'Hare
MG 2372
Visotors to the NIGTA Seminar at Greenmount included from left: Wallace Henry, Rectify; John Kelley, AIC and George Starrett, John Thompson and Sons. Photograph: Columba O'Hare
MG 1015
Visitors to Antrim for the NIGTA Roadshow on Quality Assurance. From left: Alistair Glover, James Glover and Sons; Jane Bond, R and J Lyness; Ian McWhirter, Ian S McWhirter and Paul Sloan, Tullyherron Feeds.
MG 1881

NIGTA Members visited Queens University in September to look around the Global Food Security Unit. Photograph: Columba O'Hare

Doris Leeman, Secretary, NIGTA and Claudine Heron, Past President, NIGTA chat to new members of the Association Michael and Gail Redmond at the Grain Trade Quarterly Meeting. Photograph: Columba O'Hare

Phelim O'Neill, Chief Executive, NI Meat Exporters Association was the Guest Speaker at the NI Grain Trade Association's Quarterly Meeting and is pictured with Owen Brennan, NIGTA President and Robin Irvine, NIGTA, Chief Executive. Photograph: Columba O'Hare

Visotors to the NIGTA Seminar at Greenmount included from left: Wallace Henry, Rectify; John Kelley, AIC and George Starrett, John Thompson and Sons. Photograph: Columba O'Hare

Visitors to Antrim for the NIGTA Roadshow on Quality Assurance. From left: Alistair Glover, James Glover and Sons; Jane Bond, R and J Lyness; Ian McWhirter, Ian S McWhirter and Paul Sloan, Tullyherron Feeds.

NIGTA

Northern Ireland Grain Trade Association

NIGTA

Northern Ireland Grain Trade Association

NIGTA

Northern Ireland Grain Trade Association

NIGTA

Northern Ireland Grain Trade Association

Robin Irvine retires from NIGTA

Avian Influenza Vehicle Protocol

Freight fright for farm inputs

NIGTA appoints new Chief Executive

COP26: COUNTRIES PLEDGE TO REDUCE METHANE

SOARING ENERGY PRICES DRIVE UP INPUT COSTS

PRECISION NUTRITION REDUCES EMISSIONS

SUPPLY ISSUES DRIVE UP INPUT COSTS

POLITICIANS URGED TO REJECT CLIMATE CHANGE BILL

NEW FACES AT NIGTA

TIGHT SUPPLY DRIVES UP FEED AND FERTILISER PRICES

NIGTA WELCOMES PROTEIN PILOT

GLOBAL GRAIN MARKETS UNDER PRESSURE

EVENTS

NIGTA FEED FORUM

FOOD FORTRESS MEMBER LOGIN