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Seánie O’Baoill is a respected Irish farmer and passionate advocate for nature-friendly farming. Based near An Fál Carrach in the Donegal Gaeltacht, Seánie runs a traditional sheep and cattle farm spanning 80 hectares of rich and diverse landscapes, including upland commonage, coastal lowlands, and on Toraigh Island. His family farm is home to 150 Mayo and Connemara ewes and 8 Belted Galloway cows, raised in a way that puts biodiversity, wildlife, and sustainability at the centre.
The Farming for Nature Q&A is supported by the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine and the National Parks and Wildlife Service.
Seánie O’Baoill is a respected Irish farmer and passionate advocate for nature-friendly farming. Based near An Fál Carrach in the Donegal Gaeltacht, Seánie runs a traditional sheep and cattle farm spanning 80 hectares of rich and diverse landscapes, including upland commonage, coastal lowlands, and on Toraigh Island. His family farm is home to 150 Mayo and Connemara ewes and 8 Belted Galloway cows, raised in a way that puts biodiversity, wildlife, and sustainability at the centre.
The Farming for Nature Q&A is supported by the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine and the National Parks and Wildlife Service.
