Tim Cullinan won the race last night to replace Joe Healy.
The newly elected president of the Irish Farmers' Association says he wants to reunite farmers across the country.
Toomevara's Tim Cullinan won the race last night to replace Joe Healy as president come January.
Turnout was low in the election, with less than 23,000 of the 70,000 IFA members voting.
But Mr Cullinan says re-engaging farmers will be key during his tenure:
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