This week, a group consisting of 5 Grampian Growers staff and 9 of our next-generation members travelled to Cornwall to visit our daffodil flower customers. Cornwall is currently at the peak of its picking season, which began in mid-December. Throughout our visit, we...
Kirsty Spink (Managing Director & Finance Director) and Lynn Taylor (Admin & Logistics) of Grampian Growers were awarded the Royal Highland Agricultural Society of Scotland (RHASS) certificate for Long Service, totalling an impressive 67 years between them....
Grampian Growers are pleased to announce that Kirsty Spink was appointed to the role of Managing Director with effect from Monday 1st May 2023. Kirsty has been with Grampian Growers for over 35 years and has successfully managed the company's finance functions for...
Grampian Growers are pleased to be exhibiting at the Caythorpe Potato Breeders Demo Days on the 30th & 31st of August 2023! We will be displaying 15 varieties at our plot including GPS national list varieties and selected European varieties from partners in...
Delighted to receive the video footage from C2 Network which was filmed during Bioeconomy week at Grampian Growers at the beginning of October.
On Tuesday we were delighted to welcome Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs and Islands, Mairi Gougeon to our premises along with the C2 Network and RGU. The afternoon consisted of running through our bio-economy projects and an overview of our business activity and...
Grampian Growers hosted one of Scotland's first Bioeconomy weeks on Monday 3rd October organised by IBioIC. For around 15 years, Grampian Growers have been exporting a proportion of their daffodil crop to a European pharma company to extract Galantamine. As part of...
We are delighted with our new wall feature and planter which encompasses our 6 founding member farms when Grampian Growers was set up in 1973.
We were pleased to be back on the grounds of the Fettercairn show on the 2nd of July after 2 years. Boiled Gemson potatoes grown by the local primary schools were handed out as well as gorgeous flowers grown in Scotland on display. Winners of the Local school potato...
Grampian Growers are pleased to be involved in a three-year research project supported in Scotland by Scottish Agronomy, as well as the James Hutton Institute, Harper Adams University and HL Hutchinson. The project aims to find sustainable ways to effectively control...