Crewit is based in Laois and its CEO Gary O'Keefe plans to take a different approach to sector recruitment.
'There's a skills shortage in the dairy farming sector in Ireland.'
Gary O'Keeffe, CEO of Crewit in Laois believes international agri-recruitment can play a vital role in its future.
He plans to take a different and healthy approach to solving the issue that's effecting rural communities.
The 2024 Irish Farm Report shows 94% of all farmers in Ireland have real concerns about the challenges they are facing with Succession Planning.
Mr O'Keeffe says, recruiting short-term labour to dairy farms is not viable:
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