Liam Barton was also a finalist in the Young Farmer of the Year category.
A Laois farmer has won on the national stage.
Liam Barton has been named as this year's Land Mobility Farmer of the Year at a gala event in the Heritage Hotel in Killenard.
Land mobility accounts for collaborative arrangements, shared milking, and contract rearing.
Mr Barton was also a finalist in the Young Farmer of the Year category which was won by horticulturist from Dublin, Shane Halpin.
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