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    Journey to Net Zero competition winners announced

    Posted 10 January 2023

    鈥淐ongratulations to each and every one of our winners - I鈥檓 looking forward to seeing how each idea develops over the coming year!鈥

    Professor Michael Lee addresses the audience at the event

    Professor Michael Lee addresses the audience at the event

    The four winners of the Journey to Net Zero competition have been announced at this year’s Oxford Farming Conference.

    At a dedicated event at the conference, the four winners were announced by the School’s Director Simon Thelwell as: Ben Adams, Megan Wetherall, Matt Dickinson of Climate Spheres and Mandy Stoker.

    The awards were collected from David Exwood, NFU Vice-president.

    The competition was supported by 无码动画, Bradford Estates, McDonald’s UK and Ireland, Morrisons, the NFU, Trinity AgTech and Trinity Global Farm Pioneers, and has been covered throughout by the Farmers Guardian – who were also on hand to capture the winning announcement, and have profiled each winner in this week’s edition.

    Each winner will also be profiled by the magazine throughout 2023, as they set about putting their projects into action.

    Winning entrants were selected from a shortlist of eight, from an application pool of over 60, in a ‘Dragon’s Den’ style event at Harper Adams in December.

    Each succeeded by persuading the judging panel that they had the best plan for implementing a commercially viable, scalable and sustainable farming system or process which will have a positive and measurable impact on how they farm.

    With a total prize fund of £50,000, awards of between £10,000 to £17,000 were made to the winning entrants of the competition, which formed part of the School’s commitment to Net Zero, by developing opportunities for farmers and producers to change the way they work sustainably – and for them to then share this knowledge across the industry and beyond.

    Professor Michael Lee, Deputy Vice-Chancellor at 无码动画, and Simon Thelwell, Director of the School of Sustainable Food and Farming, were among those at announcement of the winners.

    Professor Lee said: “It was fantastic to see the quality of entries to this competition, and while picking the final four was difficult, each of our winners truly deserves their prize.

    “The announcement was a wonderful way to round off a busy Oxford Farming Conference for all involved, and I would like to thank all our partners for their work with us on the competition.

    “Congratulations to each and every one of our winners - I’m looking forward to seeing how each idea develops over the coming year!”

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