Rachael Millward returns to the IntraCrop team


Rachael Millward is rejoining IntraCrop as Account Manager after completing her degree in Agricultural and Crop Science at the University of Nottingham, where she graduated with First Class Honours. Rachael’s connection with IntraCrop began during her 12-month industrial placement with the company as part of her studies. During this time, she contributed to key research initiatives, working closely with various teams to support product development through field trial data analysis.

“I’m excited to be back at IntraCrop,” said Rachael Millward. “During my placement, I had the opportunity to work alongside some of the most talented professionals in the industry, and the experience was invaluable. To now return and be part of the team again feels like a natural step forward. I look forward to continuing the work we started and contributing to the company’s future success.”

Rachel’s work during her placement played a pivotal role in bridging the gap between scientific research and practical applications in crop management and her ability to translate complex data into actionable insights has been instrumental in supporting efforts to provide cutting-edge solutions to farmers and agronomists across the UK. The team are excited to see this continue as she begins working with customers across the UK and Ireland, where Rachel will ensure that biostimulant use feels both intuitive and straightforward for end users.

Mark Palmer, Commercial Director, is pleased to see her return, saying, “Rachael will be an invaluable asset to our team. Placement students are the future of the industry and being part of their journey is incredibly important to the whole team – we are very proud of the support we offer to them during their education. Clearly, we are doing something right, as all of our placement students gained First Class Honours Degrees and two have returned to become permanent team members.”

Rachael’s journey highlights the importance of placements and the mutual advantages they offer to both students and businesses. As she embarks on the next phase of her career, her dedication to promoting sustainable agriculture and improving crop production efficiency remains strong. With a blend of academic achievement and hands-on expertise, she is well-positioned for a successful future, and the team are pleased to welcome her back.

 

17th September 2024