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Title: Irish Farmers Journal dominates online global agricultural journalism awards
Irish Farmers Journal entries claimed the two top prize in the online category at the International Federation of Agricultural Journalists (IFAJ) awards.
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Irish Farmers Journal dominates online global agricultural journalism awards
Irish Farmers Journal entries claimed the two top prize in the online category at the International Federation of Agricultural Journalists (IFAJ) awards.
Irish Farmers Journal contributor James Campbell (left) receives the IFAJ/Rabobank Online Media Awards from Rabobank global dairy strategist Kevin Bellamy.
The judges said that the story combining text, photos and a step-by-step video of the insemination process was “an excellent example of sophisticated story telling in the digital medium, which produces a rich experience for audience”.
The story included photos and video highlighting the economics of the project for Gilbert Cosson’s farm, the innovative technologies used and the risks associated with the investment.
Irish journalists secured more awards with RTÉ broadcaster and Irish Country Living columnist Damien O’Reilly winning first prize in the radio category for his Countrywide story on same-sex couple Orla Barry and Els Dietvorst who are visual artists and sheep farmers in Co Wexford.
Australian journalist Prue Adams claimed the top prize in the television category, followed by RTÉ One’s Helen Carroll and Paula Williams for their coverage of rural crime in Ireland.
The winner of the IFAJ-DeLaval Star Prize for Photography was Todd Klassy of the United States. Northern Ireland photographer Chris McCullough won the People’s Choice award.
Canadian journalist Laura Rance won the star prize for print journalism.
The judges said that the story combining text, photos and a step-by-step video of the insemination process was “an excellent example of sophisticated story telling in the digital medium, which produces a rich experience for audience”.
The story included photos and video highlighting the economics of the project for Gilbert Cosson’s farm, the innovative technologies used and the risks associated with the investment.
Irish journalists secured more awards with RTÉ broadcaster and Irish Country Living columnist Damien O’Reilly winning first prize in the radio category for his Countrywide story on same-sex couple Orla Barry and Els Dietvorst who are visual artists and sheep farmers in Co Wexford.
Australian journalist Prue Adams claimed the top prize in the television category, followed by RTÉ One’s Helen Carroll and Paula Williams for their coverage of rural crime in Ireland.
The winner of the IFAJ-DeLaval Star Prize for Photography was Todd Klassy of the United States. Northern Ireland photographer Chris McCullough won the People’s Choice award.
Canadian journalist Laura Rance won the star prize for print journalism.
Donal Whelan outlines how group certification allows smaller forest owners to become certified and share the financial and administrative costs involved.
We are delighted to have received international recognition for the quality of the editorial content we produce and indeed the sophistication of our digital platforms.
Mary Phelan will participate in the Alltech Young Leaders programme later this year.
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