Jeff Farm Scholarships
Lincoln University
History
The Salvation Army own and manage (through a farm board) a substantial holding in the Kaiwera District near Gore, running some 21,000 stock units, comprising of Romney sheep, mixed breeding and finishing cattle and an increasing red deer herd. This property was bequeathed to The Salvation Army many years ago by the late Mr Jeff with some conditions, the principal clause being that “the farm and farm profits be used for the training of under‐privileged youths in farming.” The Salvation Army is very pleased to honour the wishes of Mr Jeff by offering The Jeff Farm Training Award to worthy applicants.
The Award is to assist young people in furthering their education in aspects of farming including; agriculture, horticulture, orcharding and animal husbandry, either general or specialised.
Scholarships with a value up to $7,000 each are available to assist young people into farm training either in a practical or academic context.
The awards are targeted towards students who need assistance on account of their financial situation, their existing environment or their state of health.
Students should be enrolled in Dip.F.M., Dip Ag, B.Agr., B.Agr.Sc., B.Sc., B.Com.(Ag.), Dip Hort, Dip Hort Mgmt, B.Com(Hort)
For more information visit Jeff Farm.
Selection Criteria
For students with barriers to study such as financial, health or environmental.
Availability
Available to New Zealand Citizen or Permanent Resident Students