Looking back at a remarkable 125th anniversary celebration
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Posted 1 October
A Harper Adams 4th year Agri-Business student Alastair Heinrich and project partner Gwen Kouters, from HAS University of Applied sciences in Den Bosch, Netherlands are undertaking a pioneering project to create a behavioural model to look at the effects of Brexit upon the behaviour, of farmers in the UK and Holland. The aim is for it to be used to predict farmers' behaviour in relation to changes in the future.
Using a simple tick box-based questionnaire, they are asking for responses from farmers across the UK to help meet their required number of responses. Open to all! Can you spare five minutes to take part in their survey and help make a difference? Click the link below to help.
https://harper-adams.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/brexit-and-your-farming-future
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