Agriculture & Farming in Tralee

Tralee, Co. Kerry. Sandy Feet Farm and Cafe is an agricultural farm and cafe offering hands-on animal experiences for children. Visitors can hold and feed rabbits, guinea pigs, hedgehogs, chicks, and mice, and enjoy tractor rides to see highland cows. The farm hosts seasonal activities including Easter hunts. A cafe operates on site. The owner and staff are noted for patient, attentive service with children of varying needs and ages.

Agriculture and farming supplies merchant Kellihers Feeds & Agricultural Supplies Limited operates in Tralee, Co. Kerry, stocking feed, bedding, and equestrian equipment including headcollars, supplements, and blankets. The business offers a weighing service and holds a range of smallwares and accessories. Staff assist with loading heavy goods to vehicles. The shop maintains a selection of stock items and provides service both in-store and by telephone.

BioAtlantis is an Irish biotechnology company based in Tralee, Co. Kerry, that provide solutions to abiotic stress in crops. Abiotic stress covers, cold, drought, heat, radiation and salinity issues.

BioAtlantis is an Irish biotechnology company based in Tralee, Co. Kerry, that provide solutions to abiotic stress in crops. Abiotic stress covers, cold, drought, heat, radiation and salinity issues. These stress conditions do not need to be extreme; they may be 3 to 5C either above or below the optimum growth temperatures. Crop yields may be significantly affected by these non-optimum conditions. BioAtlantis also has a product for soil health which significantly improves crop establishment leading to more even growth and better yields. It reduces reseeding risks.   

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BioAtlantis Ltd is an agriculture and farming business based in Tralee, Co. Kerry. The sector encompasses a wide range of activities, from crop production and livestock management to sustainable land practices and agricultural innovation. Businesses in this category serve essential roles in food production and rural economies, working with natural resources and seasonal cycles. Whether engaged in traditional methods or modern techniques, agricultural enterprises contribute significantly to their local communities and the broader food supply chain in Ireland.