Teagasc Sheep 2025 to ‘provide valuable insights’

Sheep 2025 – taking place this year on Saturday, June 21, at the Teagasc, Mellows Campus, Athenry – will offer an opportunity for farmers, industry professionals, and the general public to explore the latest innovations and trends in the Irish sheep industry. The event will feature a huge range of attractions, technical presentations, and engaging demonstrations, making it an essential event for anyone involved in the Irish sheep sector.

Sheep 2025 is organised jointly by Teagasc, Bord Bia, the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Irish Farmers Journal, and Sheep Ireland. Irish Country Meats are again the main sponsor for this event in addition to sponsorship support from FBD, MSD, and Elanco.

Visitors to Sheep 2025 can look forward to an array of technical information and expert insights from leading industry professionals.

Michael Gottstein, head of Sheep Knowledge Transfer in Teagasc, said: “Sheep 2025 is more than just an exhibition; it is a forward-looking event that provides a comprehensive platform for learning, networking, and discovering the future direction of the sheep farming industry. With a strong focus on innovation and sustainability, the event promises to be a must-attend for all those with an interest in agriculture.”

Dr Philip Creighton, Teagasc Sheep Enterprise leader, added: “We are looking forward to welcoming everyone to the Teagasc sheep research facility in Athenry for this major event, which will provide invaluable insights for farmers looking to improve flock management, animal welfare, and farm profitability, while also addressing broader concerns such as environmental impact and market trends.”

For more information on Sheep 2025, visit teagasc.ie/sheep2025 or follow on social media for updates; it is free to attend and booking is not required.