Irish Farmers Journal notes that Level 8 agricultural science first preferences fell by 7% despite graduates being quickly recruited into careers spanning research, finance, nutrition, breeding and agri-tech.
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Demand for veterinary medicine has risen sharply this year, while interest in agricultural science has moved in the opposite direction. The introduction of new veterinar…
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Irish Farmers Journal
Ireland's leading farming, agri & rural living platform. Over 400,000 weekly print readers on the Island of Ireland.
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The Irish Farmers Journal is the only agricultural publication that operates as a legal trust. The mandate is to provide the best possible technical support, market information and news to the agri–sector. No dividends are paid and the directors receive no fees. All profits go back into meeting the trust’s objectives – to enhance the competitiveness of Irish farming and the well–being of those engaged in the sector. To subscribe, visit: www.farmersjournal.ie/subscribe
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