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Application Form: Macra Agricultural Skillnet, in association with Dawn Meats, Young Beef Farmer Sustainability Programme (YBFSP) 2018
Closing date for applications to the programme is 15th July 2018. Please email your application to skillnet@macra.ie. Short listing may apply and candidates who have been shortlisted will be invited to interview
in the week beginning 23rd July 2018.
Name
Address
Date of Birth
Phone Number
Macra Club, if applicable
Level of Agricultural education
Are you in full or part time farming?
How long have you had a decision making role in your farm enterprise?
What social media channels do you use: Please tick all that apply?
Facebook Twitter Instagram Snapchat Whats App You Tube
macra.ie
The Irish Farm Centre,Bluebell, Dublin 12
Facebook.com/macraskillnet@macraskillnet
MY
T 353 (0) 1 426 8900 E skillnet@macra.ie
Macra na Feirme
Macra Agricultural Skillnet is co-funded by Skillnet Ireland and member companies. Skillnet Ireland is funded from the National Training Fund through the Department of Education and Skills.
Please continue to page 2
In no more than 200 words per section, please tell us about yourself under the following headings:
1) Future Development Plans for your Farming Enterprise:
2) Challenges and Opportunities
3) Benefits of Participation in the YBFSP for you
4) Any other relevant information to support your application
Your Beef Farming System. Please tick all that apply
Closing date for applications to the programme is 15th July 2018. Please email your application to skillnet@macra.ie.
What social media channels do you use: Please tick all that apply?
Suckler Beef Production
Finishing Calf to Beef
Store Cattle Production
macra.ie
The Irish Farm Centre,Bluebell, Dublin 12
Facebook.com/macraskillnet@macraskillnet
MY
T 353 (0) 1 426 8900 E skillnet@macra.ie
Macra na Feirme
Macra Agricultural Skillnet is co-funded by Skillnet Ireland and member companies. Skillnet Ireland is funded from the National Training Fund through the Department of Education and Skills.
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