Farming as a knowledge-based enterprise

AGRICULTURE repositioning itself as a knowledge-based endeavour sounds like IDA Ireland speak rather than the considered view of one of Irish agriculture’s most respected voices.
Farming as a knowledge-based enterprise

Professor Liam Downey, the former head of Teagasc, put that point of view last week at a significant gathering of agriculture heads in Dublin.

It was the launch of a new report, Knowledge Agriculture Perspectives towards a New Model of Milk Production. It’s a mouthful, but translated it says farmers will make more money if they use the growing knowledge available on nutrition and genetics.

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