Jordans Sustainable Agriculture Bursary
Jordans Cereals and The Prince’s Countryside Fund are dedicated to caring for nature and the environment and we can only do that with the support of passionate people who care about sustainable farming and agriculture. This is why, in 2019, we created the Sustainable Agriculture Bursary.
Available exclusively to agriculture undergraduates at the Royal Agricultural University and the University of Reading, the Sustainable Agriculture Bursary has been designed to offer funding support, a mentoring programme, invitations to events and networking sessions, a standout CV and much more.
This is an experiential bursary, meaning that it is designed to provide funding for events, shows, conferences, webinars and trips abroad that help you develop your understanding and passion for sustainable agriculture.
Applications for 2021 are now closed! Keep an eye out on this page for 2022.
The five winning undergraduates for the 2019 academic year were Trystan Williams (Royal Agricultural University), Elena Chapman (Royal Agricultural University), Christabel Bishop (Royal Agricultural University), Edward Fearnall (Reading University) and Elliot Cole (Reading University).
The six winning undergraduates for the 2020 academic year were Alice Lloyd (Royal Agricultural University), Eliot Pearse (Royal Agricultural University), Philip Betteridge (Royal Agricultural University), Astrid Stubbings (Reading University), Daniel Weaver (Reading University) and Grace Parrish (Reading University).
The six winning undergraduates for the 2021 academic year were Alexandra Godfrey (Royal Agricultural University), Jen Hawkins (Royal Agricultural University), Phoebe Collins (Royal Agricultural University), Alex Young (Royal Agricultural University), George Alvis (Reading University) and Rory Bush (Reading University).
“When I heard I had been awarded the bursary, I was overwhelmed, I never thought I would get this far. It is a great achievement, and I am very grateful to Jordans and The Prince’s Countryside Fund for giving me this opportunity. I hope to gain knowledge and learn from mentors to improve and make a difference to the future of farming.”
Alice Lloyd, 2020 Winner
