Audience with: Annabel Hamilton is a strong advocate for women Cumbrian-based accountancy firm Armstrong Watson has announced Annabel Hamilton as the next guest to feature on its popular agriculture series ‘An Audience With…’ The 30-year-old, who is strong advocate for women in agriculture and encouraging the younger generation into the industry, is the latest name announced as part of the exciting line-up for 2021 and will share her story with host Andrew Robinson, Head of Agriculture, during a live webinar from 7pm on May 19, 2021. Cumbrian farmer and NFU ambassador Will Case featured in the most recent webinar on April 28, sharing his family’s story of how they successfully diversified their business into two viable farms, and more inspiring guests for the summer are soon to be announced.
Advocate for women in agriculture to appear on Armstrong Watson’s webinar
The next guest on Armstrong Watson’s audience with… series is a leading name in agriculture.
Annabel Hamilton, a strong advocate for women in agriculture and encouraging the younger generation into the industry, will share her story with host Andrew Robinson, head of agriculture, during a live webinar from 7pm on May 19.
Arable and cattle farmer Annabel, 30, farms 2,500 acres along the Berwickshire coast with her father Will. They produce malting barley for Simpsons Malt which is shipped all over the world.
Annabel is highly experienced in farm management having gained valuable insight whilst overseeing the arable operations of large farm businesses in Northumberland and Lincolnshire before returning to the family farm in recent years.
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The Craft Maltsters Guild proudly presents the fourth annual Craft Malt Conference, coming to you in a virtual format from February 10-12. The decision to go virtual in 2021 was made to support safety measures during COVID-19 but with the added perk of increasing accessibility for the greater craft malt community. Come one, come all. This is an easy-to-attend artisan grains and craft beverage conference you won’t want to miss.
#CraftMaltCon2021 is a three-day event, with curated live seminars on the latest research, trends, and best practices relevant to those in the craft malt supply chain. Participants can also participate in digital malthouse tours, peruse a virtual trade show, and attend cyber happy hours each evening. Attendees will also have the chance to talk with sponsors during live Q&A sessions and check out new products via video demos.