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For years, Jane Russell has been serving up high-quality sausages, rasher and puddings, using only the best of Irish ingredients. Our Easter brunch recipes highlight her great work
One of the key aspects of a plant-based diet is sustainability. However, there are quite a few air miles on many vegan options and not all companies are as honest as they appear, writes Ciara Leahy.
Determined to pass on a successful and viable business to the next generation, farmers Eamonn Lonergan and John Hempenstall looked to cheese for their dairy success.
From California grapes to Wicklow wine. Pamela Walsh and her husband Brett Stevenson have created Irish wine from our native berries, writes Ciara Leahy.
The future of farming isn’t always via succession and the new team at Welgro Produce are determined to get everyone eating Irish cucumbers. With a freshness you can taste, it’s not going to be hard.