November is still a month of local seasonal plenty. It is now that the real Irish vegetables come into their own, leeks, parsnips, swedes, kales, winter cabbage, carrots, beetroot and more…🥕 We deliver our organic fruits and vegetables, plus over 800 organic grocery products to all 32 counties. Order now at ww.greenearthorganics.ie | Green Earth Organics
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November is still a month of local seasonal plenty. It is now that the real Irish vegetables come into their own, leeks, parsnips, swedes, kales, winter cabbage, carrots, beetroot and more…🥕 We deliver our organic fruits and vegetables, plus over 800 organic grocery products to all 32 counties. Order now at ww.greenearthorganics.ie | Green Earth Organics
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Here's some of the Irish produce you'll find in our award winning 100% Irish Box this time of the year 🥕🍄 Choose organic, always! Months in the making from planting, weeding, harvesting, packing and delivered straight to your home, order your Green Earth Organics box today! | Green Earth Organics
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Here's some of the Irish produce you'll find in our award winning 100% Irish Box this time of the year 🥕🍄 Choose organic, always! Months in the making from planting, weeding, harvesting, packing and delivered straight to your home, order your Green Earth Organics box today! | Green Earth Organics
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Winter is a great season for Irish produce. So much goodness and variety - everything from celery to kale to apples, mushrooms, parsnips, potatoes, cabbage and more. Order from our farm and have your weekly fruit, vegetable and grocery shop delivered anywhere on the island of Ireland! | Green Earth Organics
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Winter is a great season for Irish produce. So much goodness and variety - everything from celery to kale to apples, mushrooms, parsnips, potatoes, cabbage and more. Order from our farm and have your weekly fruit, vegetable and grocery shop delivered anywhere on the island of Ireland! | Green Earth Organics
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Traditional Irish Corn /Oats Harvesting #traditional #ireland #fblifestyle | Videos of Irish Farming Life
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Traditional Irish Corn /Oats Harvesting #traditional #ireland #fblifestyle | Videos of Irish Farming Life
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Irish Organic Seasonal While the season for those delicious summer veggies are nearing the end, it leaves an abundance of incredible autumnal new season vegetables! It’s still possible to make Irish veg the centrepiece of your meals from tasty parsnips, beautiful carrots to lovely leeks. What veg are you having for dinner this weekend? #seasonaleating #irishvegetables #localproduce #locavore #makeithappen #organic #organicvegetables #organicfortheplanet | Green Earth Organics
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Irish Organic Seasonal While the season for those delicious summer veggies are nearing the end, it leaves an abundance of incredible autumnal new season vegetables! It’s still possible to make Irish veg the centrepiece of your meals from tasty parsnips, beautiful carrots to lovely leeks. What veg are you having for dinner this weekend? #seasonaleating #irishvegetables #localproduce #locavore #makeithappen #organic #organicvegetables #organicfortheplanet | Green Earth Organics
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Why is there no such thing as Irish Organic Honey? In order for honey to be certified organic, the bees need to have a very large roaming area of certified organic land, many square kilometres wide. Any certified organic honey you see being sold from Irish brands is made using honey harvested from bees outside the island of Ireland. We have been approved by the Irish Organic Association to sell Raw, Irish Honey even though it’s not certified organic. 🍯 Sadly, Ireland’s bee population has been i
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Why is there no such thing as Irish Organic Honey? In order for honey to be certified organic, the bees need to have a very large roaming area of certified organic land, many square kilometres wide. Any certified organic honey you see being sold from Irish brands is made using honey harvested from bees outside the island of Ireland. We have been approved by the Irish Organic Association to sell Raw, Irish Honey even though it’s not certified organic. 🍯 Sadly, Ireland’s bee population has been i
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As one of only 60 vegetable growers in Ireland, we get to work on the land doing something that is truly worthwhile, producing and selling good quality healthy organic food that is improving our planet and hopefully helping humankind be just a little bit better. We cannot do that without you, your support keeps us in business, keeps the tractors rolling and the bees buzzing, so as always, a heartfelt thank you. I hope this pouring forth of my woes for the week was not too much. As always thank y
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Only 1% of farms in Ireland grow vegetables. 😧 Are you shocked by this number? With recent world events, it has become startlingly clear how important being self sufficient as a country can be. Don’t get us wrong, we love to trade with the world, we all love oranges, olives, wine, tea, coffee, chocolate etc. But, it’s also important to us to support local and buy local food as much as possible. Food security is a real issue and supporting local farmers and paying them fair prices (we’re looking
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It's the season for amazing Irish produce! Here's what's in the Irish box for next week - always organic, always delicious | Green Earth Organics
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It’s been a busy period on the farm. It definitely feels like Spring and this will soon bring us an abundance of organic Irish produce! While we wait for the first harvests of the 2025 Irish growing season, we must rely on produce from the end of the 2024 season. We’re currently in a period called The Hungry Gap. It’s a time of the year when most of the 2024 season vegetables are nearly finished but the 2025 harvest has not begun. During this time we rely very heavily on Irish storage crops like
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Let’s celebrate our Irish food producers this month by showing them our full support next time we do our food shopping! With St Patrick’s Day coming up, now is the best time to support Irish! One of the best parts of running a sustainable, transparent business is having a good relationship with our suppliers. We are proud of the people & local, organic, Irish businesses we support. Here are just a few of our incredible ethical & sustainable suppliers: Blake’s Always Organic Wexford Home Preserve
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Just under 1 million tonnes of fresh fruit and vegetables are imported into Ireland every year. Right now, we are in the hungry gap the period between the end of old crops and the start of the first new season crops. We are lucky and still have a fair supply of Irish vegetables but it’s a tough time to source Irish produce. We have a clear sourcing policy from our own farm, from other local organic farms, from Irish organic farms, from European organic farms and finally from further afield but n
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Local vegetable growers are being squeezed from all sides, so much so that many vegetable farmers in Ireland are forced to quit. Supermarkets demand lower and lower prices and present vegetables as ‘low value’ with ridiculous discounted prices (which, understandably, customers then begin to see as the norm which perpetuates the problem), and yet farming costs go up and up. It is unsustainable. Where will this leave us in the long term? Will there be no more Irish vegetables soon? This is not to
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Now is the time to support Irish growers ☘️ We are teetering on the cusp now, the real start of the Irish vegetable season is nearly upon us. This week we have caught a glimpse of what it will look like by early July, a literal explosion of amazing Irish produce. There is so much going on right now, planting, thousands of plants went into the ground this over the last few weeks and thriving, broccoli, kale, cabbage, celeriac, lettuce and celery. Weeding, sowing, side shooting, watering, survivin
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Green Earth Organics - nationwide veg box deliveries | Only 1% of farms in Ireland now grow vegetables. We have been focused on just this issue for the past 20 years. More and more Irish... | Instagram
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