who we are
Founded in 1760 Drummonds is a leading agricultural merchant in the North East of Ireland. Operating from nine locations across Counties Louth, Meath, Westmeath, Dublin and Kildare the business specialises in grain, seeds, agronomy, fertiliser and the sale of animal feeds and other farm requisites.
what we do
At Drummonds, we are dedicated to providing top-tier agronomy services. With decades of experience and a passion for sustainable farming practices, we offer a comprehensive range of services designed to enhance productivity, efficiency, and profitability for farmers of all scales.
With processing facilities in Drogheda Drummonds are a leading supplier of certified cereal and grass seeds to the Irish Market. Our commitment to excellence is verified by DAFM and ISTA assuring customers of the highest quality seed.
We understand the importance of efficient grain trading in today’s dynamic agricultural market. Whether you’re a large-scale grain producer or a family-owned farm, Drummonds grain trading services is your trusted partner in the grain market.
Drummonds offer a comprehensive fertiliser advisory service tailored to the needs of tillage, grassland and horticultural producers. Our team of agronomists, proficient in plant nutrition, deliver expert guidance and nutritional planning based on soil test reports.
Drummonds are a leading supplier of animal feeds to the dairy and beef sector supplying a range of coarse and pelleted feeds. Focused on maximising livestock performance Drummonds utilise high quality Irish cereals and other quality raw materials.
Operating from 7 branches across the North East of Ireland Drummonds offer a leading range of agricultural supplies, including agricultural hardware, animal equipment, clothing and footwear.
Drummonds stand out as the only agronomy business in Ireland with a dedicated research and development site. This site is in Co. Louth and focuses on the evaluation of cereal varieties and agronomic trial programmes.
news and events
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