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Controlling Parasites in Organic Cattle and Sheep

1 February 2012 By IOA Webmaster

There is an event on March 8th at Greenmount Campuswhich would be beneficial for organic farmers.

This event is not solely for organic farmers and is relevant to all farmers. The event will cost £20(plus vat) for producer members and £35(plus vat) for non-members. This is really to help us cover some of the cost for speaker attendance and catering. Many farmers and advisors attended our “Understanding Soil” event last year and provided some really positive feedback. There is a fantastic panel of knowledgeable experts present again this year and are confident that everyone will get just as much out of this day too. Please note that advanced booking is essential.

Please have a look at the link below for more agenda information, timings and speakers

http://www.soilassociation.org/farmersgrowers/newsandevents/articleid/3035/controlling-parasites-in-organic-cattle-and-sheep-systems-northern-ireland

 

 

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