Agricultural Autonomy Institute joins Harper Adams University's 125th anniversary celebrations
A leading American expert in agricultural autonomy has paid tribute to Harper Adams University as it marks its 125th anniversary.Dr Alex Tho …
Posted 22 October

HUGE congratulations to our student-led Land Management Society who last night organised and delivered their annual dinner which attracted over 180 guests and who were raising funds through a raffle and charity auction for two excellent charities.
One was Len's Lights and the other was Hannah's Willberry Wonder Pony. A very big thank you to all the sponsors who donated towards the event.
Our LPM students never cease to inspire me as to what they can do when they work together as a team - life changing skills being acquired outside the classroom as well as in it!
Even some of the LPM lecturers turned out quite smart!
Dr Mark Simcock, Course Manager
Fellow lecturer Andrew Black adds:
WOW! What an awesome night at the annual Land Management Society Dinner. So much fun and lots of money raised for Yellow Wellies, Len's Light and Hannah's Willberry Wonder Pony. HUGE well done to the LMS for organising everything and my colleagues for offering their tremendous support. BIG thanks to everyone who came along, bought a raffle ticket, donated prizes and sponsorship, with particular thanks to Dalcour Maclaren for sponsoring the after-party and Dyke Yaxley Chartered Accountants for sponsoring the live band.
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