Eva Osborne-Sherlock

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Eva is currently undertaking a Bachelor of Arts undergraduate degree in journalism and English at the University of Galway. Originally from Cavan, she currently lives in a rural area of Co. Meath. Her family, which comes from a farming background, is now involved in farm machinery maintenance and she has a keen interest in all things digital, media and agriculture.

NI ammonia proposals could reduce farm income by up to 38% – report
NI ammonia proposals could reduce farm income by up to 38% – report

Unsuccessful planning applications for on-farm developments could hamper efforts to reduce ammonia emissions and reduce farm income by between 7%-38%,...

Farmers urged to use gloves at lambing to prevent sepsis
Farmers urged to use gloves at lambing to prevent sepsis

Mole Valley Farmers is urging farmers to wear gloves at lambing to prevent sepsis risk, and is donating money from...

New NI agricultural minister to focus on climate and environment
New NI agricultural minister to focus on climate and environment

Northern Ireland’s new Minister of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs, Andrew Muir, has said he will focus on implementing policies...

CAFRE urges young people to consider agriculture apprenticeships
CAFRE urges young people to consider agriculture apprenticeships

The College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise (CAFRE) is encouraging young people to consider agriculture apprenticeships as a way...

UK bluetongue cases reach 66 across 3 counties
UK bluetongue cases reach 66 across 3 counties

The total number of confirmed bluetongue cases in the UK has reached 66, on 41 different premises across three counties....

PSNI investigates theft of 50 lambs from Derry field
PSNI investigates theft of 50 lambs from Derry field

The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) is investigating the theft of 50 lambs from a field on the Teenaght...

UK chief vet urges continued vigilance as bluetongue cases hit 55
UK chief vet urges continued vigilance as bluetongue cases hit 55

The UK’s chef veterinary officer (CVO) has urged farmers to remain vigilant as more confirmed cases of bluetongue bring the...

Lamp made from Galway wool to feature at Showcase 2024
Lamp made from Galway wool to feature at Showcase 2024

A lamp made from Galway wool has been shortlisted for an award in the home category of Showcase 2024 –...

Online system for NAP derogation 2024 opens for applications
Online system for NAP derogation 2024 opens for applications

The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs’ (DAERA) online system for the 2024 Nutrients Action Programme (NAP) derogation is...

ACA: Next CAP plan needs to ensure ‘proper plan’ for schemes
ACA: Next CAP plan needs to ensure ‘proper plan’ for schemes

Advisors have been working “flat out” for the past 15 months trying to keep up with scheme deadlines, according to...

Case of bluetongue in sheep brings total cases in England to 52
Case of bluetongue in sheep brings total cases in England to 52

A case of bluetongue confirmed in a sheep has brought the total number of cases in England to 52 on...

UFU to study influences on farmers’ attitudes to healthcare
UFU to study influences on farmers’ attitudes to healthcare

The Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) is partnering with Dr. Rebecca Orr to identify factors that influence a farmer’s behaviour when...

DAERA reducing bTB compensation would be ‘barefaced robbery’ – UFU
DAERA reducing bTB compensation would be ‘barefaced robbery’ – UFU

The Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) has labelled proposals to reduce the compensation rate for cattle removed under the bovine tuberculosis...

DAERA announces £1.6m in funding for agri-food projects
DAERA announces £1.6m in funding for agri-food projects

The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) has announced new co-funding awards for agri-food and environmental projects totalling...

8 new bluetongue cases confirmed in temporary control zones
8 new bluetongue cases confirmed in temporary control zones

Eight new cases of bluetongue have been confirmed in recent days in the two existing UK temporary control zones (TCZ)....

Livestock farms studied as sources of resistant infections in humans
Livestock farms studied as sources of resistant infections in humans

The University of Nottingham has said livestock farms are being studied as potential sources of resistant infections in animals and...

New case of bluetongue confirmed in a bull in Kent
New case of bluetongue confirmed in a bull in Kent

A new case of bluetongue has been confirmed in a bull in Kent by the UK’s Department for Environment, Food...

‘Deeply worrying’ – 57t of illegally imported pigmeat seized in Dover
‘Deeply worrying’ – 57t of illegally imported pigmeat seized in Dover

The UK’s National Pig Association (NPA) has said that 57t of illegally imported pigmeat being seized at the Port of...