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Save the date! Field to Fork Festival 28th April 2018
23 March 2018
Harper Adams is hosting a huge free festival with the help of Harper alumna Beth Heath who runs Shropshire Festivals. The festival will run on Saturday the 28th of April and is planned to be the largest event that Harper has ever hosted.
You can expect a festival atmosphere with food and drink stalls, live music, and much more. The concept of the festival is to celebrate the food supply chain, its importance and all the processes which contribute to getting food on your kitchen table at home.
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