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Thomas Hession with Liam Brett
Brett Brothers have appointed Thomas Hession as Senior Agronomist. Thomas is heading up the Agronomy Team, which works in partnership with grain growers throughout the South East, supplying all inputs and agronomy services to support the intake of 75,000 tonnes of native crops. These crops are the key ingredients for Brett’s animal feeds and Flahavan’s porridge oats.
CEO Liam Brett welcomed Thomas to Bretts.
“Thomas is the perfect fit to manage our complete agronomy programme which is geared to provide the most up-to-date technology, in a sustainable manner, to all growers who are an integral part of our business. We have made native cereals the main ingredients in our quality rations and are proud of our closed loop Seed to Fork strategy.”
Thomas, who is originally from Knocktopher, County Kilkenny, previously worked with Tirlán for 10 years and is a graduate of Agricultural Science from UCD.
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