Young Farmer Focus: John Hunt - 'I am extremely excited about the prospect of working for one of farming's most innovative companies'

John Hunt, 22, is a Harper Adams graduate from Woburn, Cambridgeshire, and is set to start work as a business analyst for the G’s Group, a national salad producer.

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Young Farmer Focus: John Hunt - 'I am extremely excited about the prospect of working for one of farming's most innovative companies'

John Hunt, 22, is a Harper Adams graduate from Woburn, Cambridgeshire, and is set to start work as a business analyst for the G's Group, a national salad producer. Family farm This summer is going...

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