Scottish Association of Young Farmers Clubs



		SPRING SHOW 2008 It was a very successful Young Farmers Spring Show at Thainstone on Wednesday 27th February 2008. All the results are detailed below:

		NORTH JUNIOR SPEECHMAKING 2007 Harray YFC ttok the trophy at the recent North Junior Speechmaking Competition held in Culloden.

		ECHT YFC WIN BEEF CATTLE DRESSING The North Region Beef Cattle Dressing took place on Saturday 27th October at Dingwall Auction Mart where 9 teams competed. The junior team from Echt won both the junior and overall competition with clipper - Andrew Shepherd and holder - Scott Brown. The full results were...

		Lower Banffshire YFC Wins Grampian Rally 2007! The Scottish Association of Young Farmers’ Clubs held their annual Grampian Rally on Saturday 30th June at MacRobert Park, Aberchirder. The Results were...

		North Circular A copy of the Autumn Circular for the North Region has been sent to all Clubs and District. Download a copy from the North Downloads Section.



	Grampian Ladies Day Course Baden-Powell Centre, Turriff Club Entry - "Childs Playroom" Toy (any craft) Decoupage Picture (any size) Two Decorated Gingerbread Men Two Mini Pizzas with Different Toppings Appearance & Display Junior Competition: Two Scotch Pancakes Handmade Xmas Card Senior Competition: Two Oatcakes Recycle a six section (1/2 dozen) egg box Activities available on the day: Belly Dancing Basic First Aid Jewellery Making Calligraphy Glass Painting Entry forms and rules available in the download section


		Young Farmers Calf Over Wintering Competition United Auctions in Huntly The Young Farmers Calf Over Wintering Competition There is an exceeding large entry of calves compared to previous years with 38 entered, which is about four fold more than before, with 27 of these calves being limousin.

		2007 NFU MUTUAL & NFU SCOTLAND YOUNG ACHIEVER AWARD Know someone who is has made an impact on the Agricultural Industry or Rural Business? Someone who is dedicated to a traditional way of life and looks forward to the future and a successful Scottish agricultural industry?