Jonathan is Young Farmer of the Year

Jonathan Marry has been named this year’s FBD Young Farmer of the Year.
Jonathan is Young Farmer of the Year
Thu, 03 Sep, 2015 - 01:00
Claire Sutton

The pig farmer from Co Louth was bestowed with the honour at a gala banquet in Ballina, Co Mayo, on Tuesday night.

Jonathan fattens just under 800 pigs per year and his farm has three full-time staff, is fully compliant with Bord Bia, and is EPA licensed.

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Farming NewsJonathan MarryFBD Young Farmer of the YearPlace: Co LouthPlace: Ballina, Co MayoPlace: Twin Trees HotelPlace: Co KilkennyPlace: Co GalwayPlace: Co KildarePlace: Co WicklowPlace: Co CarlowPerson: JonathanPerson: Jonathan MarryPerson: PJ O’KeeffePerson: John TullyPerson: Thomas O’ConnorPerson: Garry KinsellaPerson: Graham GrothierPerson: Aaron FordePerson: Vanessa WoodsPerson: Willie FaheyPerson: Gerry BoylePerson: Joe HealyPerson: DrPerson: Tommy BolandPerson: Sean O’DonnellOrganisation: Bord BiaOrganisation: EPAOrganisation: Macra na FeirmeOrganisation: Irish Farmers’ AssociationOrganisation: FBDOrganisation: OrnuaOrganisation: Aurivo Co-operative Society LimitedOrganisation: Agri AwareOrganisation: IFACOrganisation: TeagascOrganisation: MacraOrganisation: Feirme
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