The national Farming for Nature Award, sponsored by Origin Green, is open for nominations. Now in its second year, the award aims to source and share stories of farmers across Ireland who are managing their land and livestock in a way that really benefits nature in their area.
“Farmers will be nominated by a panel of over 200 heritage specialists across Ireland and then shortlisted based on agreed criteria,” explains project co-ordinator, Brigid Barry.
“We are hoping to hear about farmers who do great things for nature, who farm in a manner that is agriculturally, economically and socially progressive, and who are willing to share their story with others. Short videos of up to 10 shortlisted farmers will then be made and the public will have their chance to see these videos on-line and vote for their favourite one. For further information, click here.
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The national Farming for Nature Award, sponsored by Origin Green, is open for nominations. Now in its second year, the award aims to source and share stories of farmers across Ireland who are managing their land and livestock in a way that really benefits nature in their area.
“Farmers will be nominated by a panel of over 200 heritage specialists across Ireland and then shortlisted based on agreed criteria,” explains project co-ordinator, Brigid Barry.
“We are hoping to hear about farmers who do great things for nature, who farm in a manner that is agriculturally, economically and socially progressive, and who are willing to share their story with others. Short videos of up to 10 shortlisted farmers will then be made and the public will have their chance to see these videos on-line and vote for their favourite one. For further information, click here.
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