On May 14th, 1894, an all-female group began classes in butter and cheesemaking, and Myerscough College, under its original name of the Lancashire County Institute of Agriculture, was born.
A Myerscough College agriculture student will undertake a Scottish tour later this year as part of her studies after being awarded a travel scholarship.
Myerscough College’s Young Farmers Leadership Academy is designed to grow the leadership and business skills of young farmers, through a series of six two-day training sessions spread over six months.…
Myerscough College's Open Day & Country Fair sees thousands of people flocking to the annual event, with 2019 set to be another bumper year.
Thousands of pounds are once again available thanks to an annual travel scholarship for young people involved in agriculture, equine and horticulture.
A Myerscough College & University Centre lecturer has chaired a prestigious national agriculture conference.
