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Nuffield Farming Scholarships open for 2027 applications
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Nuffield Farming Scholarships open for 2027 applications

 

Applications are now open for the next round of Nuffield Farming Scholarships, offering individuals working in agriculture, horticulture and the wider rural industries the opportunity to travel internationally, research a topic of their choice and bring new knowledge back to the UK.

 

The annual scholarship programme, run by the Nuffield Farming Scholarships Trust, supports industry professionals to study farming, food, horticulture and rural business topics through a programme of global travel and research.

 

Scholars are given the opportunity to spend up to eight weeks travelling across the world, meeting producers, researchers, businesses and industry leaders to explore solutions to the challenges facing modern agriculture and horticulture.

 

The scholarship is open to those involved in the industry across the supply chain, including growers, producers, advisors, researchers and entrepreneurs.

Among those who have benefitted from the programme is cut flower grower and 2023 Nuffield Scholar Roisin Taylor, who credits the experience with transforming both her perspective and her business.

 

“A Nuffield Farming Scholarship changed my life and my cut flower business,” said Taylor.

 

“It didn’t just give me a much wider insight into the issues at the heart of horticulture for producers, but tangible links to others in the sector who have supported me and been mentors throughout the process.

 

“The chance to travel around the world meeting growers, producers and farmers also allowed me to look outside of the sector to find solutions for adapting our horticulture businesses to climate change impacts, and build a more resilient sector.

 

“A Nuffield scholarship was the key to unlocking both skills, knowledge and the community I needed to step out of my comfort zone and thrive.”

 

Applications are now open for the 2027 cohort, with successful candidates to be announced later this year.

 

Those working in horticulture, agriculture and related industries who are interested in expanding their knowledge, developing their leadership skills and contributing to the future of the sector are encouraged to apply.

 

Further information about the application process and eligibility criteria can be found at: www.nuffieldscholar.org

 

Applications close later this summer.

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