Agri Aware Farm Walk & Talk returns with in-person events!

The Agri Aware Farm Walk and Talk Events are back, with students once again able to attend in person.

Farm Walk and Talk is a series of events for second-level, agricultural science students throughout the first two weeks of March in ten locations across the country.

This year, all schools that attend the Farm Walk & Talk Events get access to a suite of educational videos from a variety of contributors alongside the comprehensive study notes.

It is a longstanding collaboration between Agri Aware, Teagasc, UCD, the Irish Farmers Journal and I.A.S.T.A.

The notes and videos cover the new Agricultural Science syllabus across the eight cross-cutting themes / Individual Investigative Study Project Themes.

Farm Walk & Talk Registration

Registration will open on Friday February 11th at 9:00 AM.

The event will cost €10 per student, with teachers going free.

Venue Date
Mountbellew – Teagasc Agricultural College, Co. Galway Feb 28th (Mon)
Clonakilty – Teagasc Agricultural College, Co. Cork March 2nd (Wed)
Ballyhaise – Teagasc Agricultural College, Co. Cavan March 3rd (Thurs)
Gurteen – Teagasc Agricultural College, Co. Tipperary March 4th (Fri)
Irish Farmers Journal Farm – Tullamore, Co. Offaly March 8th (Tue)
Moorepark – Teagasc Research College, Co. Cork March 9th (Wed)
Pallaskenry- Salesian Agricultural College, Co. Limerick March 10th (Thur)
Kildalton – Teagasc Agricultural College, Co. Kilkenny March 11th (Fri)
UCD Lyons Farm – Lyons Estate, Co. Kildare March 15th (Tue)
Grange – Teagasc Agricultural College, Co. Meath March 16th (Wed)

Please note: As we have a maximum capacity of students allowed to attend the events – this is a first come first served basis by location.

There will be a €10 cost per student and the events cover the following:

  • Events: Practicalities of Irish Agriculture / Relating to IIS Project Theme
  • Notes: Educational notes cover all aspects of the syllabus. This includes the eight cross-cutting themes, sustainability, conservation, and this year’s IIS Project Theme: Exploring nutrition and nutrients – the importance to Irish Agriculture of their effective use and management.
  • Videos: Each feature one of the eight cross-cutting themes

Teachers can email office@agriaware.ie to be put on a waiting list for the events, this will not guarantee a place.

Should any classes not secure a place at our events, there is still an educational notes and videos only package available. This costs €5 per student, with a minimum order of five students (€25 minimum).

All payments must be made in advance of attending the events/receiving the notes and videos.

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