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After another busy month of movement across the agri jobs sector, we take a look at who has been making moves and shaking things up, writes Sarah McIntosh.
From products that protect grain and feed, to technologies that optimise feed mill efficiency, Adesco is a family business focused on enhancing
sustainable food production, writes Sarah McIntosh.
Apprentices are set to play a crucial role in ensuring Ireland has the necessary skills and expertise to deliver net zero strategy, according to ESB Networks, writes Sarah McIntosh.
The Central Applications Office has released its 2024 application data, revealing a 21% decline in the number of students selecting agriculture as their first preferences, writes Sarah McIntosh.
Advancements in Agtech and new innovations has led to increased efficiency, productivity and sustainability in the sector. Sarah McIntosh speaks to three experts on employment opportunities.
From starting his own marketing company to organizing the St Patrick’s Day parade, Richard Tierney is at the helm of the biggest national Festival, writes Sarah McIntosh.
The College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise is hosting an information evening on apprenticeships and courses for part-time agricultural course, writes Sarah McIntosh.
Agribusiness companies are developing structures to promote diversity, inclusion and equality in the workplace. Sarah McIntosh speaks to four females leading the way in the agri sector.
For engineer week, Anna Potterton speaks about her experience on the EirGrid graduate programme and her ambitions to help shape Ireland’s renewable energy future, writes Sarah McIntosh.
Speakers from the Irish Farmers Journal shared their expertise in areas such as tillage, dairy-beef, agribusiness, careers in agriculture, farm buildings, sheep, grasslands and machinery.