Rural Life
Aoife Fadian and Jessica O’Connor from Co. Sligo have made plans to take their sustainable sheep wool project 'large scale', after the BTYSTE
A Tipperary student was presented with the ABP Sustainable Farming Practices Award at BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition 2025.
Agricultural and environmental projects were among winners and runners-up at the BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition (BTYSTE).
Judging is underway in the RDS today (Thursday, January 9) at this year's BTYSTE, with many agricultural projects being showcased.
Projects focusing around food production, crop management, and sustainability will all feature at this year's BT Young Scientist exhibition
James Hickey has been qualified for the BTYSTE 2025 with his project titled 'Spoiler Alert: pH Responsive Packaging for Food Preservation'.
Environment
Seán O'Sullivan won the main prize at the BT Young Scientist Exhibition, but there were also many awards for environmental and agri projects
Other
The 2024 BT Young Scientist and Technology Exhibition opened to the public today, with agricultural and biodiversity projects on display
President Michael D. Higgins will officially open the 60th BT Young Scientist Exhibition (BTYSTE) today at 2:00p.m in the RDS, Co. Dublin
Agri-Business
Agriland journalist, Eva Osborne Sherlock has been shortlisted in this year's National Student Media Awards, known as the 'Smedias'.
With the price of fertiliser recently confirmed as growing by over 90% between 2021 and 2022, farmers may be seeking alternatives.
