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Rural Education Matters: Hannah Jackson - 'Getting children interested in where their food comes from will help protect the future of the industry'

The 'Red Shepherdess' voices her support for the petition to embed food, farming and sustainability education into the national curriculum

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Hannah Jackson, the 'Red Shepherdess'.
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Hannah Jackson, the 'Red Shepherdess'.

It is absolutely vital that we teach our young children about growing and producing food. If we want our children to have interest and passion for agriculture then we have to make that accessible and ignite...

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