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Met Éireann is searching for a three-year research and infrastructure support for the newly established Irish Soil Moisture Observation Network, writes Sarah McIntosh.
Ruth Shanley has been named the winner of Agri Aware’s transition year equine programme for her writing about the impact horses had on her growing up, writes Sarah McIntosh.
Sarah Buckley, HR manager at the Irish Farmers Journal, outlines her top five tips to help you make your CV stand out and maximise your chances of success in the jobs market.
The Irish Farmers Journal student survey has shown female students studying agricultural science are expecting to earn lower salaries compared to male students, writes Sarah McIntosh.
The international design award has announced three global winners who will each receive €34,000 to support the next stages of their innovations, writes Sarah McIntosh.
Training our farmers to work in a more innovative and agile manner is key to ensuring the sector remains a viable career path for future generations, UCC Professor Frank Buckley said.
Ten farmers taking one action to address water quality is better than one farmer taking 10 actions, Nuffield scholar Aoife Feeney told the Nuffield Ireland conference on Friday.
Ahead of Science Week 2023, Sarah McIntosh talks to Dr Ciaran Seoighe, Deputy Director General of the Science Foundation Ireland on the importance of getting young people involved in science.