Looking back at a remarkable 125th anniversary celebration
Ian Rowley is Harper Adams University's Executive Director for Institutional Impact and Engagement – and had a front-line seat as prep …
Posted 1 October
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.
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2nd successful crop for Hands Free Hectare!
Harper’s Hands Free Hectare successfully completed it's second harvest. The team behind the first ever automated machines that are able to grow an arable crop remotley without operators in the driving seat or agronomists on the ground have successfully harvested a crop of winter wheat.
For more information regarding their successful second harvested crop click here
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