Brexit Q1: Have you found out the ways Brexit might impact the goods you sell?
Brexit Q2: Worked out how this could affect the performance of your farm?
Brexit Q3: Figured out the areas where you can make savings?
Brexit Q4: Seen how leading farmers in your sector are making changes?
Colleges, schools and academies
Dear Principal / Head of Agriculture
In the next 12 months I intend to do more work in farming education, and have drawn up a brief list of ways I can contribute, and help prepare students for the challenges they face after leaving college, the time they will be required to come up with solutions to a wide variety of problems.
A. Talks / lectures on:
1. cutting farm costs through innovative machinery policies
2. novel ideas for livestock production
3. arable innovations and methods
4. making the farm workshop a profit centre
B. E-mailed articles or tutorials on innovative agri management for students
C. Student project work:
1. Selecting ideas for projects
2. Judging projects as individual or in a panel
3. Presenting prizes with or without presentation speech
D. Providing editorial about the college and its students in future issues of Practical Farm Ideas
E. Educational project: Starting a Farm Ideas Student Innovation Award
Best wishes
Mike Donovan
editor, Practical Farm Ideas
28 Brampton St, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire HR9 7EQ
www.farmideas.co.uk / www.farmideas.blogspot.com
mike@farmideas.co.uk
http://twitter.com/farmideas
M: 07778 877514
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