Alumnus unearths fascinating secrets at Shropshire hall
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Tributes are being paid to Harper alumna Rachel Lumley, who has died aged 37.
Graduating from Harper Adams in 2006 with her degree in BSc (Hons) Agriculture with Land Farm Management, Rachel went on to have an impactful career in the agricultural sector. She was the founder of Love Lamb Week, an annual campaign promoting the benefits of eating lamb, and worked as an experienced wool handler and represented England at the World Shearing and Woolhandling Championships, held in New Zealand in 2017.
To read further tributes to Rachel, please click here to read the Farmers Guardian article.
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