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Teagasc Courses for the Organic Farming Scheme 2012

26 January 2012 By IOA Webmaster

While we are still waiting for the Department of Agriculture Food and the Marine to open the Organic Farming Scheme for 2012 it is advisable for anyone who is interested in joining the scheme to undertake the 25 hour Fetac course as it is part of the mandatory requirements to join the scheme.

Details for the courses are listed below:

Start Date               Location

7th February       Macroom and Ballina

27th February    Ballyhaise

28th February     Kilmallock

27th March           Castlerea and Tullamore

24th April              Athenry and Carlow

All courses run from 10am – 5pm for 4 days. Course fee €220 for bookings and further information contact Helen McNulty, Teagasc, Athenry tel 091 845217

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