First for Irish corn on cob

Vegetable grower Rowland Newenham is to supply 50,000 Irish-grown corn on the cobs to SuperValu.
First for Irish corn on cob
Thu, 03 Sep, 2015 - 01:00

SuperValu is the first retailer in Ireland to sell Irish corn on the cob on a national scale.

Mr Newenham sowed crops in April and May, grown under biodegradable plastic for early planting.

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