'They're at the forefront': the women leading the way through Britain's farming crisis

A traditionally male-dominated industry is being quietly transformed by an influx of talent who don't fit the stereotypeBack in the 1970s, Holly Collins was studying for her A-levels in Sussex. While her friends sent off their university applications, she wrote to the Royal Agricultural College asking for an entry form, hoping to follow her dream of becoming a farmer."They wrote back with the following answer: 'Dear Miss Collins, we do not admit women.'" Continue reading...