Carbery and Teagasc launch new joint venture for West Cork farmers

The Monitor Farm programme will focus on leading and demonstrating the development of carbon efficient and sustainable dairy farming
Carbery and Teagasc launch new joint venture for West Cork farmers

At the launch of the Carbery/Teagasc Joint Programme 2021-2025 on the farm of Monitor farmer John and Veronica Cullinane in Ballineen are:  Aoife Feeney, Carbery ASSAP advisor; Jason Hawkins, CEO Carbery; Stan Lalor, Head of KT Teagasc; Enda Buckley, Carbery Sustainability Manager; John and Veronica Cullinane and family; Tom Curran, Teagasc Regional Manager Cork West; TJ O’Sullivan, Carbery Chairman; John McNamara, Joint Programme Coordinator. File Picture. 

Carbery Group and Teagasc Cork West have renewed their ongoing long-term joint programme for dairy farmers for the next five years.

The Monitor Farm programme, running since 1998, is focused on leading and demonstrating the development of carbon efficient and sustainable dairy farming in West Cork.

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