The Irish Timber Growers Association have long taken a lead in highlighting innovative ways of providing woodland owners with alternative supplementing revenue streams from their woodlands through a wide range of activities.
Such activities have also been highlighted during past ITGA field days, including:
Woodland Bee Keeping
Inoculating Logs with edible Mushrooms
Introducing wild turkeys into woodlands
Introducing free range pigs into woodlands
Field Archery
Woodland Paintball ventures
Woodland (Music) Festivals
Wood Crafts, including Furniture making
Forest Foliage
Forest & Health
Woodland Preserves
Firewood
Recreation
Sourcing Spruce tips for the brewing of Spruce beer
Biomass Harvesting
Stump Grinding
Charcoal Making
Renewable Energy initiatives
See our past newsletter issues for detailed reports on ITGA field days.
ITGA also keeps members informed about innovation in forestry technology by reporting on national and international trade shows and forestry events. Reports on new forestry technology are published in our newsletters and annual forestry yearbook.
The Irish Timber Growers Association (ITGA) was formed in 1977 to support the development and expansion of private sector forestry in Ireland and to represent and inform woodland owners. It is now the recognised national representative body of private woodland owners in Ireland. [READ MORE]
Irish Timber Growers Association Secretariat 2 Abbey Grange Rosemount Road Moate Co Westmeath N37 EW01 Ireland Phone: + 353 85 7194100 Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Office Opening Hours: Mon, Tue and Wed 9AM to 5PM