Today, Evergreen Fields is Ireland’s top provider of cost-saving fertiliser, recognised internationally for quality standards with ISO certifications and shortlisted for multiple awards. The company continues to expand, supporting sustainable farming nationwide.
Evergreen Fields expanded its fleet with new trucks and trailers to meet growing demand, ensuring reliable and efficient services for its customers.
The company completed the first phase of its solar panel installation, leading the way in sustainable energy use, with plans to expand solar power to all COR facilities as grid capacity improves.
Storage capacity was significantly increased with upgrades to existing COR facilities and the construction of two new sites.
More than 150 new farmers joined Evergreen Fields, adopting our cost-saving fertilisers, which reduced or eliminated their reliance on chemical fertilisers and supported sustainable farming.
A state-of-the-art mobile unit for biosolids treatment was introduced, improving efficiency and enhancing the quality of treated materials for agricultural use.
Evergreen Fields was recognised for its achievements, winning the Regional Transport Operator of the Year Award at the Fleet Awards and being shortlisted for several other prestigious industry honours.
The company implemented an ISO Management System and earned certifications for Quality (ISO 9001), Environmental (ISO 14001), and Health & Safety (ISO 45001), demonstrating its commitment to excellence.
Evergreen Fields joined the Uisce Éireann framework, strengthening its position as a trusted provider in the waste water management sector.
An Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) Manager was hired to oversee health, safety, and nutrient management planning, ensuring compliance and providing better support for the company’s expanding farmer network.
Evergreen Fields launched a multiyear strategic plan to expand storage facilities, ensuring faster and more efficient services for farmers across Ireland, setting a strong foundation for future growth.
A highly experienced business manager joined the team, spearheading the transition to digital business procedures. This modernisation improved tracking, communication, and operational efficiency, driving the company forward.
Stephen expanded the fleet, with demand growing as Evergreen Fields spread low-cost fertiliser on farms throughout Ireland.
Stephen hit the road himself, reconnecting with customers offering dependable service. His commitment and hard work quickly spread, helping to re-establish Evergreen Fields as a trusted provider in agricultural transport and fertiliser services across Ireland.
After years abroad, Stephen returned from Australia with a renewed passion for the business. Seeing an opportunity, he decided to help rebuild Evergreen Fields from the ground up.
During Ireland’s severe recession, Evergreen Fields scaled back operations.
Martin rebranded all vehicles to green, symbolising environmental commitment. While considering international expansion, he chose to focus on dominating the Irish market in waste management.
Evergreen Fields pioneered the use of specialised injectors for waste disposal, developing nutrient-management plans to apply biosolid waste directly onto farmland, supporting sustainable agriculture while providing an efficient waste solution for Irish farmers.
Martin’s sons, Stephen and Padraig, began showing a keen interest in the family business from a young age. Later, Padraig would establish a truck dismantling venture, while Stephen would follow in Martin's footsteps, eventually taking over Evergreen Fields.
As demand grew, Evergreen Fields rapidly expanded its fleet, operating 20 trucks across Ireland, with an additional 10 subcontracted between Ireland and the UK. The company’s services became known for reliability, often requiring late-night calls and round-the-clock operations.
Evergreen Fields established its headquarters in Kiltevna, Dunmore, Co. Galway.
The distinctive blue and red trucks of Evergreen Fields became known throughout Ireland as the company expanded into general haulage.
Pictured in his first truck, a Volvo F12, Martin began offering services to collect and dispose of waste products from meat plants.
Martin Smyth transitioned from employee to contractor, founding Evergreen Fields after envisioning a new future for his services in agricultural waste management across Ireland.
Better fertiliser, bigger savings—let’s make the switch together.
