News And Events
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Holstein NI Sponsorship
Holstein NI's Pedigree Bull Sale is to be held at Ballymena Mart on 14th October. More than 20 pedigree bulls have been catalogued to attend. Moore Concrete are happy to have sponsored the event. more »
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Energy beet potential for the biogas industry in UK and Ireland
Moore Biosystems are developing the potential of energy beet for use as an excellent supplementary feedstock with grass silage. more »
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National Ploughing Championship 2011
National Ploughing Championship was held at Athy, Co Kildare from Tuesday 20th September - Thursday 22nd September 2011. There was a good crowd with interest in our products, including the new Drinker range. more »
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The first commercial AD plant in NI is commissioned by Moore Biosystems
Moore Biosystems commission the first commercial biogas plant in Northern Ireland on the farm of Jim and Mark Wright of JMW Farms Ltd. more »
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Turning tides as Danish biogas industry specialists visit Northern Irish plant
After many visits from Northern Ireland to Denmark, Moore Biosystems are proud to be able to return the favour to a Danish delegation from Lundsby partners and show them the first AD plant now running in Northern Ireland based on their technology. more »
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McNeill Farms - Slats & Cubicle Beds
Andrew McNeill and Keri McGivern pictured in the new Cubicle House for the fresh yielding group of cows. We provided the Slats and Cubicle Beds. more »
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Moore Biosystems team visit latest biogas plant of technology partners in Denmark
Moore Biosystems partners Lundsby unveil their latest plant in Denmark. more »
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Renewable Energy Event at Greenmount
Moore Biosystems will be exhibiting at the Renewable Energy Event at CAFRE's Greenmount campus on Tuesday 1st November 2011. more »
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Moore Biosystems customers visit Armagh plant
A group of customers of Moore Biosystems are impressed with the finish of the new biogas plant now running in Armagh more »
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Moore Biosystems on BBC
Moore Biosystems features on BBC Radio Ulster's Farm Gate programme discussing the future of AD in Northern Ireland. more »
