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Now is the time to make the most of opportunities,” says Charlie Beaty.
10 November 2021
Harper Adams graduate Charlie Beaty has written an opinion piece for Farmers Weekly about how we should grab everything offered to us while we can.
In the piece, BSc (Hons) Agriculture graduate Charlie discusses the opportunities available to those who want to travel, start a business, network or find a job in the agricultural sector.
“As the youngsters of the industry, our turn to spend every waking hour working on the farm will come. Now is the time to make the most of opportunities,” says Charlie, in the latest edition of the magazine.
If you want to grab the opportunity to come to Harper Adams, visit us on our Open Day on Saturday, 13th of November
Read the original article in full on Farmers Weekly online.
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