The programme features the International Year of the Woman Farmer as a key theme.
This year's Sustainable Livestock Village at the Tullamore Show and FBD National Livestock Show will discuss the contribution women make to Irish agriculture.
The International Year of the Woman Farmer is one of the key themes on the programme which has been launched by Agriculture Minister Martin Heydon.
It will bring together agri-food organisations for a one-stop shop on topics from water quality to animal preformance.
In addition to ongoing partner organisations, the National Dairy Council and the Agri-Food Regulator will also have stalls at the Village for the first time.
Michael Dolan is the Chair of the Sustainable Livestock Committee for Tullamore Show.
He says The International Year of the Woman Farmer is very important:
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