A major new study has mapped how changes across agriculture, forestry and land use could help Ireland achieve climate neutrality by 2050 while increasing protein and renewable energy production.

'Achieving climate neutrality does not have to mean choosing between environmental sustainability and productive land use'

Organic ‘waste’ can create clean energy, green fertilisers, harm-free plastics and even food

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PhD Project - Fully Funded PhD Scholarship in evaluating pathways for sustainable and resilient grass biorefinery deployment [Science & Engineering / Ryan Institute] at University of Galway, listed on...

Covering more than half of the Earth's land surface, rangelands provide food, water regulation, carbon storage and habitats for countless species. They also support the livelihoods of around

Munster Technological University has gained €3M ($3.5M) from Ireland's agriculture ministry to develop biorefinery tech that can convert grass and legumes into protein.

Rural BioReFarmeries presented sustainable bio-based packaging solutions made out of grass fibres at CBE JU Stakeholder Forum 2026.

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A new study has examined the use of low-value wood, combined with energy generation and carbon capture, to help reduce global warming.

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Kerry’s new biorefinery project is “on the money” according to a farming representative as the county’s flagship research campus receives stimulus for the sector.

The facility will develop technologies that convert the country’s grasslands into a range of products, including high-quality animal feeds, human-grade protein, prebiotics, flavours and bioenergy

The European Commission has adopted a new Strategic Framework for a Competitive and Sustainable EU Bioeconomy, which will include rewarding farmers and foresters who enhance carbon sinks.

Each month, Work Package Leaders and other partners in the Rural BioReFarmeries (RBRF) consortium gather online to share their latest […]

The bioeconomy will be an “integral part” of the next Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). This is according to Minister for...