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From Co Armagh, Majella Gollogly’s passion is rural and community development. She explains how this has manifested itself in a new project for farming women. In conversation with Anne O’Donoghue.
Rose Greene has been involved in food all her life, whether that’s at home on the farm in Westmeath or cheffing in top restaurants around the world. In conversation with Anne O’Donoghue.
Janine Kennedy catches up with our new entrants as they experience the highs, lows and everything in between associated with becoming organically certified.
Growing up on a beef farm in Co Armagh, Saoirse McClelland couldn’t see herself farming in the future, but that has all changed now in Co Derry. In conversation with Anne O’Donoghue
This week many people in Ireland are getting back to work, doing their best and putting their best foot forward for their families, their farms and their country. Amii McKeever writes
Between driving a dump truck and drawing silage, Rachel Dermody is making plenty of use of her passion for machinery. In conversation with Anne O’Donoghue