ABP Food Group turns to wildlife farming with biodiversity area on its two-acre farm at Cahir

ABP Food Group has turned its attention from beef to insects, wildlife, plants and flowers, establishing a two-acre biodiversity corridor area around their site at Cahir, Co Tipperary.
ABP Food Group turns to wildlife farming with biodiversity area on its two-acre farm at Cahir

A company spokesperson said: “Creating the Cahir Corridor was a large commitment, with the development undertaken by a host of local companies.

“ABP has 250,000 square metres of biodiversity initiatives at five Irish sites, including created marshlands at Rathkeale, Co Limerick, to boost the frog population.

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