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Food and agriculture can be a divisive subject, but Grow It Yourself's Mick Kelly believes opening up the conversation is the most important thing we can do, writes Janine Kennedy.
Katie Gleeson divides her time between working with brands and organisations for through her popular Instagram account, being a mom and farming at home with her husband.
Returning from a week's worth of travelling Ireland incognito, Janine Kennedy sympathises with rural hosptiality businesses trying to provide great guest experiences in the current climate
The Irish Food Board always has a great presence at the National Ploughing Championships each year and this year is no different with their AgNav launch, writes Janine Kennedy.
Get the kids excited to learn about food with a visit to The Cool Food School's tent at this year's National Ploughing Championships, writes Janine Kennedy.
There's no point trying to cultivate an area that doesn't want to be cultivated - and nature often knows better than I do, anyway, writes Janine Kennedy