Save the farm, for the sake of the students, staff, animals and farming future..out future esp with brexit, we need our british farming more than ever.
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Hugh Cartmill
6 years ago
Please keep the farm. It's invaluable for students to see a real working farm rather than just theoretical studies.
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Peter Mellor
6 years ago
I am not convinced about the sale.
Is this really a sensible thing to do ?
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Ellie lee
6 years ago
This is vital for students to learn and progress their farming careers, as well as keeping farming going to make our country have a sustainable source of food.
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Kirsteen James
6 years ago
Farming is the basis of food production not processors or supermarkets.
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Stringari Giuliana
6 years ago
I chose this faculty for my son also for the possibility of putting the teachings into practice and being in contact with the agricultural and productive world. Sell the farm would be a great loss.
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Zanella Carlo
6 years ago
I chose this faculty for my son also for the possibility of putting the teachings into practice and being in contact with the agricultural and productive world. Sell the farm would be a great loss.
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Luis Hdez Ortiz
6 years ago
Totally outrageous, it makes no sense.
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Chris Spalding
6 years ago
I feel that the sale of this holding is a grave mistake.
The sale of this shows a complete failure of the trustees of the university to cater properly to the needs of students who attend the university now and in the future.
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Kevin smith
6 years ago
You can’t sell the farm not sure why you need to
If all adout money why you’re doing something wrong I hear the teachers are leaving your on a slippery slop Someone is up setting the apple cart
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Carla Spackman
6 years ago
Keep this essential asset for farming students
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Phoebe Workman
6 years ago
A farming university needs a farm.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
You simply cannot have a Agricultural University with no farm.
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Sarah Eykyn
6 years ago
The farm should be an integral part of the institution, not to mention the wider community.
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Karen Haines-Lea
6 years ago
This is very shortsighted and a valuable resource that should be kept so the future of farming has hands on experience not just boarded technologyy.
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Sarah Marshall
6 years ago
The RAU is an agricultural college thus needs a practical farm for teaching/demos which sadly can't be found in books - too much theory!
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Martin Whitaker
6 years ago
As an ex student of the seventies, I can remember the college farm visits with Messrs Wiseman, Barling, Landers etc, being a major part of the Gin And Tonic course.
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Graham Palmer
6 years ago
It is a slippery slope when a educational establishment which should be a centre of excellence strips asserts. What message does this send to farmers of the future.
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Kate Miller
6 years ago
Don’t sell it , it won’t spread a good light on the future of British farming .
Please don't sell this
Save the farm, for the sake of the students, staff, animals and farming future..out future esp with brexit, we need our british farming more than ever.
Please keep the farm. It's invaluable for students to see a real working farm rather than just theoretical studies.
I am not convinced about the sale. Is this really a sensible thing to do ?
This is vital for students to learn and progress their farming careers, as well as keeping farming going to make our country have a sustainable source of food.
Farming is the basis of food production not processors or supermarkets.
I chose this faculty for my son also for the possibility of putting the teachings into practice and being in contact with the agricultural and productive world. Sell the farm would be a great loss.
I chose this faculty for my son also for the possibility of putting the teachings into practice and being in contact with the agricultural and productive world. Sell the farm would be a great loss.
Totally outrageous, it makes no sense.
I feel that the sale of this holding is a grave mistake. The sale of this shows a complete failure of the trustees of the university to cater properly to the needs of students who attend the university now and in the future.
You can’t sell the farm not sure why you need to If all adout money why you’re doing something wrong I hear the teachers are leaving your on a slippery slop Someone is up setting the apple cart
Keep this essential asset for farming students
A farming university needs a farm.
You simply cannot have a Agricultural University with no farm.
The farm should be an integral part of the institution, not to mention the wider community.
This is very shortsighted and a valuable resource that should be kept so the future of farming has hands on experience not just boarded technologyy.
The RAU is an agricultural college thus needs a practical farm for teaching/demos which sadly can't be found in books - too much theory!
As an ex student of the seventies, I can remember the college farm visits with Messrs Wiseman, Barling, Landers etc, being a major part of the Gin And Tonic course.
It is a slippery slope when a educational establishment which should be a centre of excellence strips asserts. What message does this send to farmers of the future.
Don’t sell it , it won’t spread a good light on the future of British farming .