Clothing
The I.F.M.A. has a range of body warmers, jackets and hoodies available with the logo of the association embroidered on them. Contact us for more details.
The mission of the IFMA is to promote the highest level of farm management competency and to support its members in acheiving their goals.
Farm managers will play a big role in the Food Harvest 2020 plan to boost Irish agri-food exports by 42%. Graduates of the Farm Apprenticeship Scheme set up the association in 1979, and its members include some of the country’s most successful farmers. As an association we are involved with the education of future farmers and farm managers through the promotion of education in the farming sector. One example of this is the Teagasc Professional Diploma in Dairy Farm Management which is run by Teagasc, Moorepark and co-ordinated by Marion Beecher. Details on the course can be found on the Teagasc Website. www.teagasc.ie
The I.F.M.A. and it's members plan to hold a series of events during the year based on the requests and requirements of its members.
Up Coming events
14th December 2016 @ 7:30pm
Location: Horse and Jockey, Thurles.
Topic: Soil Improvement Progamme, "Is your Farm Growing Grass to its Full Potential"
This event is open to members and non-members. Representitives of Devenish Nutrition will be showing a presentation on the Innovation Award Winning Programme and how it can help your farm produce more grass.
The Irish Farm Managers Association has recently been granted a recruitment agency license with the intention of providing a platform for Qualified Farm Managers and Members to advertise both Positions Available and Jobs Wanted. Email your Job Description to jobs@irishfarmmanagers.com . On receipt we will contact you to discuss the advertisment and advertising costs. Following receipt of payment advert will be placed on our website, circulated to our members by e-mail, twitter and facebook. The advert will remain in place until you notify us that the position is filled.
