Lambing weekend at RAU farm

The RAU is the only small, specialist university to gain the prestigious accreditation, awarded for leading-edge enterprise practice and for making the development of students’ entrepreneurial skills a priority.
John will take over from The Rt Hon Michael Jack CBE – ex Fylde MP, former Chair of Topps Tiles plc and Chairman of Gs Fresh Produce- who retires from the role on 1 January 2020.
John Pain worked for The Wendy’s Company from 2011 to 2019 as Managing Director for Asia Pacific and Middle East (APME), doubling its restaurant count and entering new markets including Kuwait, India and Japan.
The leading university will become the Three Counties Showground’s first ever official agricultural educational partner, in a move that both parties hope will help to tackle the skills shortage across the sector.
Plans for the hub were launched by University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) last year in response to the national skills gap in archaeology, and a demand from businesses in the South West of England for CPD courses such as heritage management.
Alex from Wellington, Somerset studies Agriculture with Applied Farm Management at the Royal Agricultural University (RAU) and won the 2018 John Innes bursary for students from non-farming backgrounds. He attended the OFC for the first time in
Professor Mike Gooding will join the University in April as Head of School for Agriculture, Food and the Environment. In March Professor Neil Ravenscroft will become Head of School for Real Estate and Land Management.
Known as “The Rural List Cirencester” and associated with The Liquid List - a well-established veterans’ networking series - it wi
The Royal Agricultural University (RAU) student has won the independent John Innes Foundation bursary which supports young people starting their farm management and crop production careers.
The summer scholarship is open to ALL second year students at the Royal Agricultural University. Two scholarships will be awarded, each with a value of £2,500, for research on topical and pressing issues in land-based industries, over 10 weeks between June and September.