Agri Aware initiates and delivers new (Draft) Agricultural Science specification for Leaving Certificate students with the NCCA Development Group 2,500 urban and rural students take to the fields for Agri Aware's Farm Walk and Talk for Agricultural Science students
Enterprise Ireland joins Agri Aware’s existing seventy plus patrons, who all share the same goal of educating the public on the importance of farming and the Irish agri-food industry.
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Family Farm, developed by Agri Aware and Dublin Zoo, welcomes new arrival
Agri Aware, Ireland’s independent agri-food educational body, is delighted to announce the addition of the Irish Fertiliser Manufacturers Association (IFMA) to its patron base.
Agri Aware launches new farm safety video for primary level students nationwide
Agri Aware is pleased to advise that the DRAFT specification for the new Agricultural Science course for Leaving Certificate students is now live on the NCCA website, in addition to a questionnaire, where interested parties have a final opportunity to give feedback.
Agri Aware, the independent agri-food educational body, has launched its annual Incredible Edibles initiative – which teaches primary level students how to grow fruit and vegetables, educates them about food origin and the health benefits of a diet rich in fruit and vegetables.
Agri Aware, the independent Irish agri-food educational body, brought farm animals right into the heart of Waterford city last weekend (12-14 September) for the annual Waterford Harvest Festival 2015.
In Ireland, people are living longer and with the demise of the Celtic Tiger, many people are having to work past pensionable age. Whether you hope to relax and enjoy the later chapters of your life, or continue working, you need to be fit and healthy. Our health is our most valuable asset and investing in it is the best investment we can make. Food is the fuel for our bodies and a good diet and some exercise are essential for good health.
Agri Aware, the Irish agri-food educational body, invites you to 'Be Agri Aware and celebrate Irish agriculture!'. The celebrations take place at Family Farm, developed by Agri Aware and Dublin Zoo on Sunday, 28 June 2015 from 12 noon