In this episode Karina Pierce interviews ASA past President Michael Miley.

Here Michael shares his career experiences from the early years in RTE when Ireland was joining the EEC to years spent in ACOT and Teagasc.

Darragh McCullough is an Irish journalist, broadcaster and farmer specialising in agricultural and rural affairs. Here he talks to Una Sinnott from the ASA.

An agriculture graduate originally from Carlow now living in Cuffesgrange Co. Kilkenny with her husband Pat and their sons Conor, Andrew and Harry, Una shares her insights from a life steeped in agriculture and science to her passion for primary school teaching and her life changing diagnosis in 2019.

In this podcast Odile Evans (ASA Council member) talks to John Muldowney, the agricultural attaché in the Irish embassy in London. John is from North Kilkenny and studied agricultural science in Waterford Institute of Technology

In this week's podcast Siobhán Walsh talks to Tom Murray, an agronomist with O'Shea Farms in Co. Kilkenny.

In this podcast, Barbara Keatley talks to Paul Brophy from brophy Produce. Here Paul talks about his journey of how he got into growing, who influenced him along the way and what he would do different if he was to start again. The business has grown from 2Ha to 240Ha of mostly broccoli production, which has resulted in Paul being the largest broccoli grower in the country.

Experts In Their Field - Episode 3 :Maurice Boland

In the third of the ASA ‘Experts in their Field’ monthly podcasts, ASA Council Member Tommy Boland chats with Prof. Maurice Boland.

Maurice is synonymous with education and research in the Agri-Food sector in Ireland

having spent the majority of his career in the School of Agriculture and Food Science

in UCD, prior to spending six years with Alltech.

In the second of the ASA ‘Experts in their Field’ monthly podcasts, ASA Council Member Philip O’Connor chats with Peter Byrne, CEO of National Co-op Farm Relief Services (NCFRS). Peter is the main

driving force behind the movement to create an organised structure to coordinate, develop, diversify and extend the Farm Relief

Services (FRS) in Ireland.

In the first episode in the ASA Experts In Their Field podcast series, ASA President, Dr. Anne Marie Butler speaks with Richard Hayden, sportsturf consultant and MD of Hayden Turfcare who develop state of the art stadium pitches for clients around the world.

Coming from a strong agricultural background in Graiguenamanagh Co. Kilkenny, Richard shares his experiences of the first principles acquired from his BAgrSc Degree from UCD, the life long learning accomplished from practical experience and the essence of the day to day need for problem solving and logistical solutions.