A tale of two anniversaries: The Archers at Harper Adams
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Life as woman in agriculture
3 December 2018
Sophie Bell, a Harper student studying a BSc Hons in Agriculture with Animal Production Science shares her views of being a women working in agriculture.
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I have never been frowned upon about being a woman in agriculture, its more or less a thing of the past, nowadays usually, being a woman in agriculture is just seen as a norm, writes Sophie Bell. https://t.co/wIyB4G3lbV @HarperAdamsUni @dofiejane @MsCatherinaC
— thatsfarming.com (@thatsfarming) November 30, 2018
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