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Farming on the outskirts of Mallow, Co. Cork, John Fitzgerald mapped his transition from farm manager to owner at a recent farm walk.…
The number of students accepted into the Professional Diploma in Farm Management will double over the next two academic years, the Chairperson of…
The Irish Farm Managers Association (IFMA) has launched a new jobs agency for Qualified Farm Managers and members. On Thursday night, the association’s…
The Irish farming industry is lacking practically trained farm managers, according to the Irish Farm Managers Association’s Chairman Gerry Twomey. Speaking to the…
The ceasing of the Farm Apprenticeship Scheme in 2002 has had a negative impact on the number of trained farm managers, according to…
Share farming and partnerships must benefit all parties involved, according to Pat Ryan of Capital Farms. Speaking at a recent Irish Farm Managers…
Dairy farmers can not afford to bury their heads in the sand when it comes to making business decisions, according to Noel McCall.…
Rockwell College farm was founded by the Holy Ghost Fathers in 1864 and is under new management this year with Michael Long taking…
There has been a three-fold increase in the number of people applying to the Professional Diploma in Dairy Farm Management Programme. Teagasc said…
The current Green Cert does not equip people with enough skill to become successful farmers and needs to be changed, according to the…
