Tipperary business launches innovative science and farming programme for students
The Cahir based business has launched a Transition Year programme which will start on February 4
Eurogene AI Services is proud to announce the launch of its Transition Year Programme for 25 students, starting next week on Tuesday, 4th February.
This initiative is designed to introduce students to the science and innovation behind modern breeding for the Dairy & Beef sector.
The programme provides hands-on learning opportunities for young people interested in agriculture, genetics, and the livestock industry, equipping them with valuable knowledge and experience to shape their future careers.
Over the course of the programme, students will engage in interactive sessions with Eurogene’s expert breeding consultants, scientists, and industry professionals.
The initiative covers key aspects of artificial insemination, genetic advancements, herd management, and the vital role of sustainable breeding practices in modern farming.
Students will also have the chance to see Eurogene’s facilities and engage in discussions about the latest developments in bovine genetics.
Eurogene is committed to supporting education and innovation within the farming industry and looks forward to expanding the Transition Year Programme in the future to reach even more aspiring young agriculturalists.