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      • Meet the Farmers 2018 >
        • Dublin
        • Wicklow
        • Mayo
        • Cork
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  • Education
    • Primary Level >
      • Incredible Edibles
      • Dig In!
      • Farm Safety
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- Agri Aware -


​In 1996, a number of leading agri-food businesses identified the need for an independent body to provide the general public with information and education on the importance of agriculture and food to the Irish economy. As a result, Agri Aware was founded in 1996 by Bord Bia, FBD, the Irish Dairy Board, the Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) and the Irish Farmers’ Journal. Agri Aware is a charitable trust that is funded by the farming and agri-food industry (see patrons for details).

To convey the importance of the agri-food industry amongst the general public, Agri Aware delivers high impact educational and public awareness initiatives and projects for students and the general public.
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Agri Aware is a registered charity with the identification number CHY12014. 
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Mission 

​The mission statement of Agri Aware is 'To create a national awareness of the value of modern agriculture and farming, the stewardship of the rural environment, animal welfare and the benefits of nutritious Irish food."

Objectives

  • To improve the image of the agriculture, farming and food industries
  • To promote greater awareness among the non-farming community of modern agriculture, the rural environment, animal welfare, food quality and safety
  • To heighten farmer awareness of the importance of best farming practices in the protection of the environment, animal welfare and food safety
  • To provide information about agriculture and food in schools nationwide to inform the non-farming community about the crucial role that the farming and agri-food industry play in the Irish economy
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Charity Number: CHY12014