Celebrating the International Year of the Woman Farmer
Join the Ulster Farmers’ Union and Queen’s University Belfast for a special Women in Agriculture event celebrating the achievements, leadership and contribution of women across the agricultural industry.
Taking place on Tuesday 17th November at Riddel Hall, Belfast, this inspiring event will bring together women from across the agri-food sector for a day of networking, discussion and learning.
The event will be chaired by BBC presenter Louise Cullen, guiding attendees through a varied programme focused on the future of agriculture, education, health and leadership. The morning session will feature presentations from Queen’s University Belfast, highlighting opportunities within the University’s Agricultural and Veterinary Biosciences programmes.
Attendees will also hear from an inspiring line up of speakers including Ksenija Simovic, Dr Niamh O’Kane and Shannon Porter, who will share their personal journeys, industry experiences and perspectives on agriculture.
Following lunch, attendees will take part in an engaging session led by Dr Rebecca Orr and Dr Patrick McAleavey. This session will focus on First Farmer on the Scene guidance, alongside important discussions on women’s health and zoonotic diseases on farms, providing practical information and advice for farming families and rural communities.
- Date: Tuesday 17th November
- Venue: Riddel Hall, Belfast (BT9 5EE)
- Time: Registration from 9.45am | Event closes at 2.30pm
- Cost: UFU Members £25 | Non-members £30
Whether you’re actively involved in farming, agri-business, education or the wider rural sector, this event offers a fantastic opportunity to connect, be inspired and celebrate the vital role of women in agriculture.
Thank you to our sponsors for making this event possible.
