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

Shannon Hubbard, 22 from Shefford, Bedfordshire, was presented with the Thomas Hasley Award at the prize giving ceremony at Harper Adams University’s graduation day.
Shannon received the award for being the final year rural property management student who made the learning experience for other students enjoyable.
Shannon graduated from the BSc Rural Property Management course and the prize is well deserved for her work in supporting other students on the course and helping with recruitment at various open days and other university events.
While on placement with Sherwill Forbes in Buckinghamshire, Shannon became interested in alternative approaches to the conversion of agricultural buildings to residential dwellings.
Associate Head of Department for Land Management, Susan Ragbourne, who presented the prize, said: “One of the case studies in her final year major project looked at starter homes constructed in grain silos. This strong interest in planning and development has led to Shannon landing a graduate job with Strutt & Parker focussing on planning work.”
Related Posts
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
Sky's the limit: Helen joins MP's fundraising parachute jump
A charity skydive by a Harper Adams University Business Development Consultant has helped raise more than £16,000 for a new cancer cen …
Posted 21 October
From dairy farm - to farm vet
Growing up on a dairy farm played a huge part in shaping Harriet Brimacombe’s ambition to become a vet. Now, as she prepares to …
Posted 20 October
Listen: Archers anniversary marked with future of farming discussion on BBC radio
With BBC Radio Four marking the 75th anniversary of the Archers this year, Farming Today has taken the opportunity to look forwards this wee …
Posted 16 October