Agricultural Autonomy Institute joins Harper Adams University's 125th anniversary celebrations
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The Christmas Countdown: 9 Days to go!
16 December 2018
As Christmas draws ever closer we look back at the last year and how Harper has developed and grown. This Christmas countdown will highlight the achievements of the University and showcase what makes Harper so unique.
9 days to go.....
9000 attended Field to Fork
Harper Adams held its first Field to Fork festival in April with 9000 visitors attending. The festival itself was split into two days with the first day seeing hundreds of school children attend various workshops exploring how food gets to their plates.
The second day of the festival saw thousands flock to the campus where more than 100 food, drink and craft stands had set themselves up in order to promote small businesses, alongside all of the immersive activites from the day before. The day was filled with things to do such as a giant inflatable obstacle course, circus tent and live music which provided much entertainment.
The festival was a huge success and thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Harper will once again be hosting the Field to Fork Festival in May 2019
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