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

Vital work has been taking place in the Harper Adams University Food Academy to connect food producers to their eventual consumers’ sensory experience.
“The sensory experience of food is about much more than taste. To ensure the end product delivers the right all-round experience when consumer, producers need to factor in the full sensory experience at every stage," explains Dr Wilatsana Posri, who has been acting as a consultant to companies, many of which traditionally focussed on the primary production stage, which see the value of connecting more with the end consumer.
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