Carlow company to help Japan in rebuilding after earthquake

FEED technology company Keenan is helping farmers in disaster-torn Japan to rebuild their country’s food supply chain.
Carlow company to help Japan in rebuilding after earthquake

Following meetings between Keenan nutritionist Seth Wareing and senior Japanese government and industry figures, the Keenan feeding system is being adopted as a management tool for reducing the reliance on expensive imported feeds.

Based in Borris, Co Carlow, Keenan’s system uses its patented Mech-fibre animal feed, its total mixed rations and high-tech mixer wagons to maximise nutrition and efficiency. It also helps ensure self-sufficiency in food supply.

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