Agri Aware is pleased to announce that Dovea Genetics has committed to coming on board as a patron.

Established as one of Ireland’s leading cattle breeding and genetics companies, Dovea Genetics has built a strong reputation for delivering innovative breeding solutions and genetic services to farmers nationwide. With a focus on improving herd performance, sustainability, and animal welfare, Dovea Genetics works closely with dairy and beef farmers to provide high-quality AI services, fertility programmes, and advanced breeding technologies.

Over the years, the company has played a significant role in supporting the productivity and profitability of Irish farms through cutting-edge genetics and farmer-focused services. Its commitment to breeding healthier, more efficient, and higher-performing livestock has positioned Dovea Genetics as a trusted partner within the agri-food sector.

Dovea Genetics joins over 65 patrons of Agri Aware, strengthening the agri-food educational body’s mission to enhance agricultural literacy among the general public. The company brings valuable expertise through its work in livestock breeding, genetics, and herd improvement, helping to inform consumers about the importance of sustainable breeding practices and innovation in modern farming systems.

Commenting on becoming a patron of Agri Aware, Dr Ger Ryan, General Manager of Dovea Genetics, said: “Dovea Genetics is delighted to become a patron of Agri Aware. The work that Agri Aware does brings the realities of modern, sustainable farming to life for the public. We’re proud to support its mission and to invest in the next generation’s understanding of where food comes from.”

Speaking about Dovea Genetics coming on board as a patron, Agri Aware Chairman Shay Galvin said: “We are delighted to welcome Dovea Genetics as a patron of Agri Aware. Its expertise in cattle breeding, genetics, and herd improvement brings significant value to our organisation. Dovea Genetics plays an important role in helping farmers improve animal performance and welfare while supporting sustainable food production, and this insight will be invaluable in supporting the work we do at Agri Aware.”