The Scottish Farmer
Wednesday 8 February 2012
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Slide Show: YFC Gallery
- Champion calf on hoof, on hook and shown, at the Ayr young farmers county rally was Mister Benz from Jennifer Nisbet TSF
- Champion lambs at Ayr young farmers county rally were this pair of Mules from Joanne Shennan TSF
- YOUNG FARMERS handicrafts senior section winning entry from Avondale ‘A’ team; Jennifer Lindsay; Laura McKechnie; Gillian Walker; Stuart Anderson and Robert McKechnie TSF
- YOUNG FARMERS arts and crafts junior section winning entry from Mauchline YFC’s Heather Montgomerie; Gwen Smith; Eilidh Howat; Karen Gemmel scoring 93 ½ points out of 100 TSF
- FIFE AND Kinross District Young Farmers topped the National Association’s rugby sevens competition
- Linda Watson of High Tarbeg, Ochiltree, was recently crowned Rally Queen by the Ayrshire Association of Young Farmers Clubs
- The West Region of the Scottish Association of Young Farmers Clubs held their annual drama festival at Denny - First Place Team was Avondale
- Individuals photo, Left to right – Stuart Anderson – best first time performer; Heather Meikle – best actress; Gavin Baillie – best actor; Graeme McCarter – most promising actor, Amy Maltman – most promising actress
- Adam Mitchell and Karen Stewart accepting the Club of the Year prize
- MEMBERS OF Stirling, Strathendrick and Strathkelvin YFC on a recent visit to Graham’s Dairies
- TOP STOCKJUDGER was, for the first time in the contest's history a young lady, Ann Laird
- TRYING TO keep cool in the RHS 2010 sweltering heat
- LOWER BANFF ladies struggling in the final against Ayr
- MEN'S TUG of war champions
- THE WINNING ladies tug of war team
- WINNING SENIOR team in the arts and crafts
- WINNERS OF the Glasgow Herald Trophy
- SHEEP PAIRS winners, Charles Copland and Allan Lennie
- TOP JUNIOR stockjudging team, Andrew Wylie, Hugh Fergusson and James Hodge
- BEST PAIRS winners, Scott Sommerville and Scott Bourman
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