Andrew Bergin: Why it’s always worth talking through our problems with our peers
We can also learn plenty through discussions with farmers from other sectors
‘The ambitious plans of January don’t always survive contact with the rest of the year' Photo: David Creedon
If two-thirds of the membership of an organisation turns up for an AGM and the hotel has to ask them to clear the room five hours later, either it is doing very well or maybe there are serious problems and there won’t be many more meetings.
BASE Ireland marked its 10th anniversary at its AGM this month without a cross word spoken, but the meeting ran well over time and there was still plenty of debate going on hours later.
