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The Teagasc National Lowland Sheep Conference took place in The Clanree Hotel, Letterkenny, last Thursday.
The conference was opened by Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue. This conference was one of two, with the first taking place in Athlone Springs Hotel, Co Roscommon last Tuesday. Please click on the arrows to scroll through the gallery
The sheep conference focused on nutrition management in the run-up to lambing, the process of transferring the family farm, and diagnosing and managing flock health issues.
Charlie McConalogue, TD, Minister for Agriculture Food and the Marine opening the Teagasc National Sheep Seminar in the Clanree Hotel Letterkenny on Thursday last. Photo Clive Wasson
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