JHM Crops Ltd.

* Attention: Market secured for Miscanthus-JHM Needs new growers now! Contact us here!

* News: JHM appoints Communications Director. (see press release)

INTRODUCTION

Helen and Joe Hogan manage the family farm, which is located in Gortnagrour, Adare, Co. Limerick. They grew the first commercial crop of Miscanthus in Ireland and have now successfully formed JHM Crops Ltd., Adare which promotes miscanthus as a viable alternative crop. The following are shareholders and directors: -

Joe Hogan, Adare, Co. Limerick, is Chief Excutive.
Liam Woulfe, Adare, Co. Limerick, is Non-Executive Director.
Don Maher, Kilcornan, Co. Limerick, is Financial Director.
J.J. Leahy, Lisnagry, Co. Limerick and University of Limerick, is Technical Director.
Helan Hogan, Adare, Co. Limerick, is Company Secretary.

MISCANTHUS

Miscanthus or Elephant Grass is a fast growing, perennial woody type grass, which originated in South East Asia. Already familiar as a flowering plant, the non - flowering forms of the plant are of interest agriculturally as they grow rapidly, have low nutrient requirements, produce high yields, suffer from no known pests or diseases, is environmentally friendly and is harvested every year, after the first year of growth. [ more information ]

Due to JHM's success in promoting miscanthus in the recent years, there is an ever increasing demand in Ireland for the crop. JHM Crops is actively seeking new growers in order to fulfil the demand for miscanthus end-uses. [ contact us ]

FIND OUT MORE ABOUT
MISCANTHUS BY CONTACTING:

JHM CROPS LTD.,
ADARE
CO. LIMERICK

Telephone: 061 - 395336 Fax: 061395333
or contact Joe at:
087 - 6756147
e-mail: info@jhmcrops.ie
web: www.jhmcrops.ie

REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD CONSIDER
THE MISCANTHUS CROP AS A VIABLE OPTION:

• High return from very low labour input
• Increasing demand for alternative renewable energy sources and the potential for other uses
• Low maintence, environmentally friendly crop
• Greater profit margins compared to other crops
• Little fertiliser or weed control costs
• Self - generating crop viable for twenty or more years