Contact us at: baseireland@gmail.com

About
Base
Ireland
BaseIreland.ie is part of an International community of farmers, agronomists, and agriculture professionals who are committed to advancing the knowledge and practice of Conservation Agriculture.
​All members agree to abide by a few simple soil care principles:
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Minimal disturbance (non-inversion) of soil to establish crops.
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Permanent organic soil cover with crop residue and/or living plants.
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The adoption of diverse rotations and cover cropping.
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​BASE Ireland serves arable, livestock and mixed farming. For grass based livestock enterprises, our members adopt:​
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Diverse species swards, designed to stimulate soil health and biology and for improving animal health.​
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The use of organic manures to encourage soil biota, and minimise the use of artificial fertilisers.
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​Grazing techniques, such as the short rotation, high stocking density utilisation of heavy sward covers (mob grazing).
The primary objective of the organisation is the development of sustainable, farmer led and profitable farming practice. We aim to empower members in decision making through the committed sharing of techniques, on farm learnings, information and ideas. Members are further encouraged to host farm visits and openly share their experiences.
If you have an interest in joining BASE Ireland, then please feel free to make contact through email at baseireland@gmail.com, or via our contact page or via our twitter.
We're Hiring
We're hiring two new team members to join BASE Ireland, as the lead partner in the BASE-Line European Innovation Partnership (EIP) - Restoring Soil Health and Enhancing Biodiversity through Regenerative Agriculture.
This ambitious 4.5-year project is co-funded by the European Union and the Department of Agriculture, Food and Marine (DAFM). We are looking for a passionate and skilled Project Manager in Regenerative Agriculture (Full Time) and a Communications/Administrative Coordinator (Part-time) to deliver this exciting EIP.
Please see full details of the advert by clicking below:
