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Beechlawn Organic Farm

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To help you lead an achievable healthy and organic lifestyle we grow and supply only fully certified organic vegetables.

We have twenty five acres of fully certified organic vegetables.

Outside we grow: leeks, onion, beetroot, broccoli, brussel sprouts, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, celeriac, kale, lettuce, parsnips, potatoes, salad leaves and turnips.

We are also growing veg on another organic farm in Killure, and outside Ballinasloe town this year as we have run out of space on our land in Beechlawn, such is the expansion of our veg growing.

PROTECTED CROPPING
We have 16,000 sq feet of protected cropping for vegetables which need more heat to grow well.
Our protected cropping consists of 5 polytunnels with irrigation. We have 2 polytunnels at 1,000 sq feet, 2 more at 2,000 sq feet, and our latest polytunnel covers 10,000 sq feet.
Under cover we grow: celery, courgette, cucumber, french beans, lettuce, salad leaves, scallions and tomatoes.

SOURCED SUPPLIES
When our stocks are not sufficient to meet the demands of our customers, we purchase vegetables from other Irish Organic farmers.
We also import a pallet of Organic fruit and vegetables from Holland every week.
Fruit such as Bananas have been eaten in Ireland for decades. For so long, that they are no longer considered exotic. But, we are still unable to grow our own!

PRODUCT RANGE 
Naturally, our range of products varies from season to season throughout the year.
  • From June to October we harvest salads, beetroot, broccoli, cabbage, carrot, cauliflower, celeriac, celery, courgette, cucumber, french beans, kale, parsnip, potato, pumpkin, tomato, purple sprouting broccoli and turnip.
  • From November to March we harvest: cabbage, carrots, parsnip, and turnip; winter salads: brussels sprouts, kale, beetroot; and purple sprouting broccoli, flower sprouts and celery.
  • The “hungry gap” is traditionally from March to May, when last years harvest is almost gone or has gone to seed and this years spring sowings are not big enough to eat. Fortunately for our customer we buy from other growers in Ireland and import from abroad so we have most veg and fruit all year around.
SINCE SUMMER 2013 WE NOW SELL IRISH AND IMPORTED DRIED WHOLEFOODS including Kilbeggan Organic oats, wholegrain brown rice and pumpkin seeds and other items.

ABOUT OUR PRODUCTS
Naturally, our range of products varies throughout the year. With our heated polytunnels, and with the heat of spring, summer and autumn, we can enjoy a much wider variety of home-grown produce, thus relying less on imports. However, in wintertime the choice is narrower.
We import what we cannot produce to give our customer a wider selection, and for those who wish to enjoy luxuries, such as Galia melon at Christmas or fresh tomatoes, peppers and courgettes for St. Patrick’s Day, we try to buy from as close to home as possible, usually inside the EU. However, we buy Bananas and Pineapples from such places as the Dominican Republic and Ghana all year around.

FEATURES:
• Chemical fertilizer and pesticide free. (We use natural pelleted organic standard chicken manure, seaweed dust fertilizers, soil conditioners, epsom salts for magnesium,  lime, and farm yard manure.)
• Reduced carbon emissions through a short distance from source to customer.
• We will reimburse you if you are not completely satisfied with your fruit and vegetables!

BENEFITS:
• Kinder to the environment, and kinder to you!
• More of the goodness, and less of the badness!

MARKETS:
• Did you know our products are available from some Farmers’ Markets? While we don’t sell at markets ourselves any more, we supply market traders around Ireland when they dont have their own veg. Contact us to see if we supply a market near you.

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Beechlawn Organic Farm
Beechlawn
Ballinasloe
Phone: (090) 964 6713 
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.beechlawnorganicfarm.ie 
The Town Team was set up by BACD Ltd. to revive the fortunes of Ballinasloe and its hinterland. With the main focus to build on the town’s many strengths, change existing negative perceptions and bring about measurable improvements in the town centre economy and its wider social value.
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