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"Farmers should try to embrace the virtual world," writes third-year student, Amy Gouldthorpe.
27 July 2021

Third-year BSc (Hons) Agriculture with Animal Science student Amy Gouldthorpe has spoken to the Farmers Guardian about how she initially struggled with but came to embrace virtual learning over the last year.
The North-Yorkshire native and one of the winners of this year’s ABN Scholarship, has, like her fellow students been undertaking her studies virtually during the pandemic.
The 21-year-old also talks about how farmers should embrace the virtual world as part of their enterprise.
Read the full article at The Farmers Guardian.
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