Charlotte Hudson
NFU Combinable Crops Board Appointee, EastCharlotte is currently an NFU branch vice-chair and a previous Cereals Development Programme participant. She believes it is important to encourage others within the industry to get involved, to help continue to build a resilient food production system.
Charlotte studied Physical Geography and Geology at Royal Holloway, University of London.
She gained her Postgraduate Diploma in Agriculture at The Royal Agricultural University.
Not coming from a farming background, Charlotte started her career in farm management. She is now a Rural Business Consultant for Sentry, covering the Southeast, proving professional business support to clients including estate management, funding applications and environmental solutions.
In addition to this, she manages the Sentry Surrey farms, covering over 1000ac, across three sites of arable land, on a mixture of CFA and FBT agreements.
Growing mainly winter cereals, oilseeds and spring barley, Charlotte is an advocate for sustainable agricultural practices, that promote environmental stewardship and enhance the long-term viability of crop production.