In at the deep end – Fodder crisis and drought saw Queen of the Land Louise Crowley face a tough first year full-time farming

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In at the deep end – Fodder crisis and drought saw Queen of the Land Louise Crowley face a tough first year full-time farming

Posted by The Analyst | April 28, 2019 | Farming

From the age of 16, Queen of the Land Louise Crowley knew she wanted to become a farmer. With this in mind, she decided against filling out a CAO form and instead attended Pallaskenry Agricultural College, a 20 minute drive from her family’s dairy farm in Tullovin, Croom, Co Limerick.      

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