Beets, all Latvia

Fodder trade and wholesale. We provide delivery throughout Latvia. Production export to European countries. Rapeseed, Rapeseed Oil, Soybean Oil, Sunflower Oil, Canola Splits, Soy Splits, Corn DDGS, Sunflower Splits, Molasses, Sugar Beet Cuts, Corn. BIO grain trade, wholesale: BIO rye, BIO wheat, BIO triticale, BIO barley, BIO oats, BIO buckwheat, BIO peas, BIO beans, BIO canola, BIO canola. Conventional grain trade, wholesale: wheat, barley, oats, rye, triticale, beans, peas, rape. Rape seeds, rapeseed oil produced in Latvia.

We offer fresh rabbit meat( whole or half a rabbit) and ready-to-use product "Truša gaļas bumbiņas buljonā", which are intended for both small and large. the 130 g jar makes the step at home easier, because the product inside is ready to use, it can be heated, added to other dishes or eaten directly from the jar. The Vita Zalcmanes farm has been engaged in rabbit breeding for more than 15 years, when it started with two mother rabbits, thinking about supplying its family with healthy and dietary meat. Well, the herd is much larger, but the original attitude towards the animals and their feeding has been preserved - mainly hay in the winter, grass in the summer, we also give carrots, beets, apples and cabbage from the garden, forage "Taunatiņu truši" is proud of the created PVD registered slaughterhouse and the room intended for home production, implementing projects supported by the LEADER program. Products can be purchased in several stores in Riga, Ogre, Ikškile, Jelgava, as well as when coming to Dobelnieki.

We are one of the leading providers of agricultural services in the Baltic States and the European Union. The leader in grain transportation in Latvia, a producer of organic fertilizers, food and fodder products - a certified multi-disciplinary company that has been successfully operating for more than 25 years.

"Golden Grove" is an organic farming company in the Madona region, engaged in the cultivation and processing of natural food products. Company founded in 2025. based on a sustainable approach and the use of local resources.