Agricultural Autonomy Institute joins Harper Adams University's 125th anniversary celebrations
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The recipients of the Wilson Wraight Agricultural Management Scholarship started their placement with the firm last week
2 August 2021

Three BSc (Hons) Agriculture with Farm Business Management students – each of whom are recipients of this year’s Wilson Wraight Agricultural Management Consultant Scholarship have started their placement year with the firm last week.
Tim Cotterill, Rebecca Smith and Alice Robbins have joined the company for their year in industry - and are the sixth cohort of Harper Adams students to have benefitted from the scholarship.
“Wilson Wraight are proud to continue our relationship with Harper Adams University and the Scholarship Programme. Every year the quality of applicants improves, making the selection process increasingly difficult for us and this is testament to the excellent work Harper Adams are doing,” says Partner Will Mitcham.
Read the full article at Wilson Wraight.
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