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Sheep shearer Joanne Devaney from Sligo. \ Philip Doyle
The theme for this year's International Women's Day is #EachforEqual. We celebrate women's achievements and help challenge stereotypes.
The theme for this year's International Women's Day is #EachforEqual.
We celebrate women's achievements and help challenge stereotypes.
In celebration of International Women’s Day, we profile 10 women who are taking Instagram by storm to promote Irish agriculture.
1. Joanne Devaney
Sligo woman and sheep farmer Joanne Devaney has a personal best record for shearing 213 sheep in one day.
You can be sure Joanne's Instagram account will be full of activity come this summer when the sheep enthusiast will be heading off on the shearing circuit.
This week's calf sale in Bandon Mart was one to remember for all the right reasons, as demand drove prices skywards in a sale that was described as "bananas".
In this week's beef management notes Adam Woods takes a look at getting field work completed, spring breeding preparation and guaranteeing good dairy-beef calves.
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