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Guest lecture from Simon Alden and Jeremy Moody

28 October 2020

Yesterday Harper Adams welcomed two guest to a virtual talk on agricultural valuing and the future of the sector.

Led by Dr Mark Simcock, Simon Alden and Jeremy Moody from the Central Association of Agricultural Valuers (CAAV) spoke to staff and students about the work of the CAAV and, more specifically, the deadlines in place for Brexit and how this is shaping the surveying industry. You can watch the whole guest lecture here.

The talk was well received on social media and inspired some thought provoking discussions.

Super example of finding a way through all the restrictions we are having to work through at the moment. Thank you Jeremy @CAAVAgValuer Mark @harperlandmgt and Matt Cawte @HarperAdamsUni for helping it all happen. So many interesting questions from students. https://t.co/UZXAD6sZ0y
— Land Management (@harperlandmgt) October 27, 2020

Really insightful talk on the future of our sector - thanks to everyone involved
— Joe Bramall ?? (@JoeBramall) October 27, 2020

We extend our thanks to Simon and Jeremy for speaking about their experiences and for Mark for organising the event.

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