The awards ceremony takes place on October 25th.
Two Offaly farmers are nominated in this year's Farming for Nature Ambassador Awards.
18 farmers across the country have made the shortlist, with twelve set to win awards at this years ceremony on Saturday October 25th.
Ferbane's PJ Dooley is nominated for his fifteen hectare suckler beef and eco-community farm.
While Margaret Edgill of Mount Briscoe farm near Daingean is being highlighted for her foraged products, glamping, and on-farm dining experiences.
Ms Edgill says she's proud to have made the cut:
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