Teagasc land award for Schull school students

A project that investigated agroforestry and its potential to offset carbon emissions from other agricultural sources won the Teagasc special award at the Young Scientist and Technology exhibition for students from Schull Community College in West Cork.
Teagasc land award for Schull school students

Asa Curran, Tiarnan Collins and Jack Ryan-Purcell were presented with the award by Lance O Brien, Teagasc foresight and strategy manager.

They were also highly commended in their category, putting them in the top 15% of entries.

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