Lambing at university farm
Posted 4 March 2016
It’s an exciting time on the Harper Adams University Farm with hundreds of lambs being born.
During this busy period, students give a helping hand to ensure that there is around the clock care; on top of their study commitments.
The lambing season at the university is earlier than most farms due to the academic calendar.
As the lambs are born early, the students are able to collect results for research projects in time for their dissertation deadlines.
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