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Young Irish farmers wanted for reality TV show in USA

Stephen Cadogan

Young Irish farmers wanted for reality TV show in USA

Thu, 08 Apr, 2004 - 01:00

Full details are not yet available, because the Dublin production company behind the idea have not yet signed contacts with TV stations to screen the series.

Ultimately, their success in doing so may depend on the quality of young men and women they can recruit for what they call the “farming challenge of a lifetime”.

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