Episode

Groundbreakers: Sisters growing futures on and off the farm

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Agriland Podcasts
Published
Jun 29, 2026
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1811
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Summary

In the fourth episode of Agriland's Groundbreakers series, we meet two sisters who combine careers in education with farming on the Galway-Roscommon border. The 'Groundbreakers' series, which is proudly supported by FBD, is highlighting the important role of women in farming in Ireland. In this episode we meet Miriam and Rachel Hastings who are farming with their parents on the Galway/Roscommon border. They have a suckler beef farm, as well as sheep, mainly calving and lambing in the spring. Although both sisters work in education, they life also revolves around the family farm as it has done since they were born. They also share their passion for farming on social media through their, 'Keeping up with the Hastings' account.