CRPR Seminar Series
Paul Hurley: 'Harder-to-reach' farmers
Paul Hurley is a postdoctoral researcher with the ‘Change in Agriculture’ research group at the University of Reading where he is involved in research projects about so-called ‘harder-to-reach’ farmers, about the Christian ethics of farmed animal welfare, about human-viral interactions and imaginaries, and about the politics of human and nonhuman migration.
| A College of Social Sciences and International Studies seminar | |
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| Date | 1 December 2021 |
| Time | 10:30 to 12:30 |
| Place | Online via Teams |
Event details
Paul and his colleagues will present findings from their work on ‘harder-to-reach’ farmers which have recently been published in a report titled ‘Engaging ‘harder to reach’ farmers: the roles and needs of skilled intermediaries’. The research focused on engaging ‘harder to reach’ (HTR) farmers in policy design and delivery, and the report outlines the role of skilled intermediaries in supporting farmers throughout the post-Brexit agricultural transition, as well as the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on farmer engagement.
To receive the Teams link to this seminar please email crpr@exeter.ac.uk
