Presenting Scholars

Location

Sandy Park, Exeter

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Presenting Scholars

Martin Gott 2018NSch

Raw ambition - What it takes to grow a high value artisan cheese industry and why it is important

Sponsored by A lan & Anne Beckett Award

MARTIN GOTT

James Standen 2019NSch

Achieving excellence in university and college farms. Implementing best practice from home and abroad

Sponsored by John Oldacre Foundation

James STANDEN

Lizzie Carr-Archer 2020NSch

How plant breeding could reduce farm inputs in the future

Sponsored by Central Region Farmers Trust and Worshipful Company of Farmers with Savills

Lizzie Carr-Archer 2

Nicola Harrison 2020NSch

Mapping out a green growth strategy for UK horticulture

Sponsored by The Food Chain Scholarship and Worshipful Company of Fruiterers.

Nicola Harrison 2

Peter Craven 2020NSch

The formula for family business success

Sponsored by Thatchers

Peter Craven Sept 2022 Small

Fred Langdale 2020NSch

Frost protection and post frost care in cool climate viticulture.

Sponsored by John Oldacre Foundation.

Fred

Sam Smith 2020NSch

Regenerative agriculture: a shared ambition for the future of farming?

Sponsored by McDonald's UK & Ireland

Sam Smith 2

Emily Aitchison 2021 NSch

Farm to Glass: assessing how farmers can benefit from future trends in the drinks industry.

Sponsored by Alan & Anne Beckett Award

Emily Mcveigh

Gary Spence 2020NSch

I can't believe it's not beef! Can livestock compete with alternative proteins?

Sponsored by The Thomas Henry Foundation.

Gary Spence 2

James Stobart 2020NSch

Effective monitoring methods that measure ecological outcomes in grazing systems

Sponsored by AHDB and Company of Merchants of the Staple of England.

James Stobart 2

Gary Thompson 2021NSch

Breaking dairy farming's addiction to inorganic fertilizer: The road to rehabilitation

Sponsored by The Thomas Henry Foundation

Gary Thompson

Olivia Champion 2022 NSch

Can carbon neutral edible insects be farmed profitably?

Sponsored by The Richard Lawes Foundation

Olivia Champion

Matthew Blyth 2021NSch

Evaluating the potential cost benefits of electronic data recording for UK sheep and beef farms

Sponsored by John Oldacre Foundation

Anna Bowen 2021NSch

Cow calf contact: dairy's ethical future?

Sponsored by Elizabeth Creak Charitable Trust

Anna Bowen Topic

Dan De Baerdmaecker 2021NSch

Influences affecting management and productivity of deer as a semi-domesticated species in an intensive farming system

Sponsored by Studley College Trust

Dan de Baerdemaecker

Aisla Jones 2021NSch

How can retail and supply chains support demand for more sustainable aquaculture feed?

Sponsored by The Richard Lawes Foundation

Aisla Jones

Chris Manley 2021NSch

Developing farming leaders. How getting to know yourself, your team and your community can make a farm a great place to work.

Sponsored by The Worshipful Company of Farmers with Savills

Chris Manley

Ian Baggs 2021NSch

Sustainable forage cropping for dairy cattle in the face of climate change challenges

Sponsored by The Trehane Trust

Ian Baggs

Ben Hunt 2022NSch

Can you farm Carbon?

Sponsored by John Oldacre Foundation

Ben Hunt New

Miles Middleton 2022NSch

Working towards Net Zero in the Dairy sector...trade offs, opportunity costs and alternative allocations for scarce resources.

Sponsored by Yorkshire Agricultural Society

Miles Middleton

Tom Young 2022NSch

Sustainable water use: opportunities for agriculture based on cross-disciplinary knowledge sharing.

Sponsored by The Worshipful Company of Gardeners

Tom Young

Helen Wyman 2022NSch

Mentoring: a mechanism for driving positive change in UK Agriculture

Sponsored by John Oldacre Foundation

Helen Wyman Cropped

Kendra Hall 2022NSch

Building trust in British farming through increased transparency of on-farm livestock production

Sponsored by Dartington Cattle Breeding Trust and AHDB

Kendra Hall

Oli Chedgey 2022NSch

Living the Farming Ladder

Sponsored by The Trehane Trust

Oliver Chedgey

Chris Taylor 2022NSch

Do regenerative farming practices pave the way for UK agriculture to meet Net Zero

Sponsored by McDonald's UK & Ireland

Chris Taylor

Toby Simpson 2022NSch

Catch and cover cropping opportunities in UK arable agriculture

Sponsored by McDonald's UK & Ireland

Toby Simpson

Emily Padfield 2022NSch

The mob-grazed flerd: improving soil, biodiversity and farm incomes

Sponsored by Elizabeth Creak Charitable Trust

Emily Padfield

James Pick 2022NSch

Can Maincrop Potatoes be Grown in a Regenerative system?

Sponsored by Alan & Anne Beckett Award

James Pick

Liz Cresswell 2022NSch

Cattle health schemes: what does success look like?

Sponsored by Central Region Farmers Trust

Liz Cresswell

Miranda Timmerman 2022NSch

Worming like a winner: a guide to a sustainable UK sheep flock

Sponsored by Royal Welsh Agricultural Society and Worshipful Company of Farmers with Savills

Miranda Timmerman

Rob Havard 2022NSch

Evaluation of beef cattle selection methods for profitability in grass-fed production systems

Sponsored by Worshipful Company of Butchers

Rob Havard

Vic Ballantyne 2022NSch

Too Fat? The role of condition in maternal livestock in areas with extreme seasonal variability

Sponsored by The Royal Highland and Agricultural Society and Worshipful Company of Farmers with Savills

Victoria Ballantyne

David Throup 2022NSch

Poultry Manure: a study into the storage, bi-product capabilities & the impact on environment sustainability

Sponsored by BEMB Trust

David Throup

Ali Cook 2022NSch

‘Utilisation and Impact of robotics on large scale dairy farms’

Sponsored by The MacRobert Trust

Ali Cook

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