A crisis on our plates, A revolution at our fingertips
The way we grow, distribute, and consume food is not just broken—it’s failing the very people it’s meant to nourish, write …
Posted 11 December
Members of the 90-strong Association of Lecturers in Agricultural Machinery visited Harper Adams University this week for a two-day CPD event, hosted by Harper lecturer, Graham Higginson. The group included freelance engineer Paul Wray, Hartpury College lecturers Trevor Hicks and Ian Coleman, Sparsholt College lecturer Nigel MacPherson and Myersough College lecturer Lance Butters. The group attended a tractor driver trainer update day, and visited Harry West at Prees, near Whitchurch, Allet Mowers in Hixon, Staffordshire and a hop farm near Tenbury Wells.
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