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Dairygold Co-op held a Farm Safety Event with a difference. Katherine O’Leary believes that this dramatic production has the power to invoke cultural change around wellness and safety on farms.
It is important to plan for the time when you have to be away from the farm. While navigating grief, Katherine O’Leary realises that life is different and changed.
Michael O'Leary held his annual sale of Angus bulls and heifers at Gigginstown House last Saturday and pledged to donate some of the proceeds to the Ukraine relief fund.
Promoting what we do while producing nutritious fresh food is important. Our beautiful farms have so much to offer young people, writes Katherine O’Leary.
How can farmers handle all the challenges coming at us? We have to consume less and spend less on energy by managing the budget and stretching the resources, writes Katherine O’Leary.
A safe and functional work environment is really important for women. Sometimes we can’t lift and climb gates and should not be expected to do it, writes Katherine O’Leary.