Nuffield Farming Scholarships Trust
About The Nuffield Farming Scholarships Trust
Over the last 60 years, the NUFFIELD FARMING SCHOLARSHIPS TRUST has provided over 800 people – in agriculture, associated industries and the rural community – the chance to travel to expand knowledge and understanding.
NUFFIELD Today ...
To date some 1600 Scholars worldwide have benefited from Jack Maclean’s proposal to Nuffield and his Foundation that it should encourage the advancement of agriculture.
Nuffield Farming Scholarships Trust
Since 1992, the Dartington Cattle Breeding Trust have supported 27 Nuffield Scholars on their learning journey.
DCBT’s 2022 Scholar is Kendra Hall.
Kendra’s Nuffield Project is entitled:
“Building trust in British Farming through increased transparency of on-farm livestock production”
Further details about Kendra Hall can be found on the Nuffield Website, www.nuffieldscholar.org
DCBT's Previous Nuffield Scholars
All report titles detailed below a scholar are available to download directly from the Reports section on the Nuffield International website
2026
Sam Pearman
Handle with Care: Improving cattle handling today, for a better tomorrow
2025
Stuart Oates
Fossil Free Farming
2024
Laura Awdry
Every calf has a value, but is every calf equal? Sustainable and profitable dairy beef production in the UK
2022
Kendra Hall
Building Trust in British Farming through increased transparency of on-farm livestock production
2019
Mr Duncan Williams
"Dairy Antibiotics - achieving sustainable use"
2015
Mr Dafydd Saunders Jones
"Bovine TB eradication programmes across Europe"
2014
Mr Johnny Alvis *
"Achieving more from less with dairy and arable collaboration"
2013
Mr Andrew Brewer *
"Who will milk the cows? - the recruitment, training and retention of high quality workers in the dairy industry"
2013
Mr Jason Vickery *
"Reducing dairy farm costs to prosper in a global market"
2012
Mr Charles Harrison
"Keeping up with the Johne's - practical opportunities for the control of Johne's Disease in dairy cattle"
2011
Mr Philip Darke *
"Planning for the future of the family dairy farm"
2010
Mr Kevin Beaty *
"Consumer attitudes to how milk is produced"
2008
Mrs Joanne Speed
"Lameness prevention in dairy cows"
2007
Ms Fiona Hillman
"Earthworm opportunities for UK Farmers"
2005
Ms Lucy Andrews *
"Knowledge transfer of science and genetics to farmers"
2005
Ms Diana Allen
2004
Mrs Felicity Richards
2003
Mr Alun Owen
"The role of discussion groups - their assistance in the development of successful agriculture with particular reference to the dairy industry"
2002
Mr Alan Pye
2001
Mr Michael Madders
2000
Mr Kevin Green
1999
Mr Lyndon Edwards
1998
Mr Neil Darwent
1997
Miss Anne Filkins
1996
Mr Simon Weaver
1995
Ms Mary Munro
1994
Mr Paul Richards
1993
Mr Gareth Williams
1992
Miss Catherine Hughes
1992
Mrs Kate Kerr
* jointly sponsored with The Trehane Trust