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Harper graduate Hannah appointed as a Policy Manager for Livestock and Less Favoured Areas for NFU Scotland.
5 August 2021
Harper Adams graduate Hannah Baker has joined NFU Scotland as a Policy Manager for Livestock and Less Favoured Areas.
“Hannah will bring a fresh insight and perspective to the policy complexities that the livestock sector faces, as well as an understanding of the needs of individual farm businesses,” said Director of Policy, Jonnie Hall.
Hannah, who studied Rural Estate and Land Management, is a qualified rural surveyor (RICS) and a member of the Scottish Agricultural Arbiters’ & Valuers’ Association (SAAVA).
Read the full article at NFU Scotland.
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