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The findings of Gabriella Bennion's NFU sponsored Honours Research Project into collaborative farming are in.
11 October 2021

After finishing her studies this year Gabriella Bennion has spoken to NFU Online about her NFU sponsored Honours Research Project into collaborative farming and the UK supply chain.
In the piece, Gabriella explains what collaborative farming is, and how it could be beneficial for both the UK supply chain and the agricultural industry.
Working with the NFU Dairy and Food Chain team, the Leicestershire native sent out questionnaires to farmers and found that, with the right information and support, most would be open to adopting collaborative farming measures.
Gabriella grew up on an arable and beef farm in Leicestershire and, after finishing her Rural Estate and Land Management degree, is now working for Fisher German.
To read the other findings of Gabriella’s research click here.
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