British Farming Awards 2019

[British Farming Awards]

Now entering it’s 7th year with TFF having attended the last 5, the British Farming Awards has become a great event which has celebrated and rewarded hundred’s of farmers doing fantastic work across the sector. It is a night well worth the trip out.

The agricultural industry contributes more than £24 billion to the UK economy and the role of farmers, families and rural businesses has never been so important to instrument change in both the climate and in food ethics. The British Farming Awards 2019 offers a timely reminder and allows us the celebrate the very best farmers.

There are 14 categories in total. Alongside farming’s core sectors – dairy, beef, sheep, arable and machinery – there is also a celebration of talented youngsters coming into the industry and a reminder of the contribution rural businesses are making to the UK’s tourism, textile, wedding, retail and wildlife sectors – just to name a few.

So do you know someone who you would nomiate or would you eneter yourself?

If so enter here: https://www.eventsforce.net/agribri...10000007TBXqwCm7XLsMNPDWW4FM4GnfZ1zA5ybXPYnyM

There are 5 days to go to get your entry in.

 

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2019 Award Categories





Scores will be counted and verified and the process will ensure absolute fairness in the selection of the shortlisted entries.

Shortlisted entries will be reviewed before a further round of scoring to decide on the winner.

The winners will not be announced until the awards presentation evening.

 

[SteveHants]

There doesn't seem to be lists of past winners (prior to 2018) on your website. It would be useful to publish them, so we know that we aren't nominating people who have already won in the past.

 

[Neddy flanders]

why this obsession of finding ' the best....'
sick marketing by a few multinational sponsors in a cheap attempt to fill magazine pages to spite people into reading piffle.
all it does is make the rest of us feel very inferior, not inspired.
jog on

 

[Danllan]

why this obsession of finding ' the best....'
sick marketing by a few multinational sponsors in a cheap attempt to fill magazine pages to spite people into reading piffle.
all it does is make the rest of us feel very inferior, not inspired.
jog on

Too right, aren't you just waiting for the 'Awards Ceremony' awards for the best awards ceremony?

 

[Daniel]

Too right, aren't you just waiting for the 'Awards Ceremony' awards for the best awards ceremony?

Don't farmers generally nominate themselves for these awards?

Self praise is no praise at all.

 

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Agri-tech Innovator of the Year finalists

The Machinery and Farm Technology of the Year category will be split into Agri-Tech Innovator of the Year and Machinery Innovator of the Year categories.


Ian Wheal
Breedr,
Exeter



Jack Wrangham
Drone Ag,
Northumberland



James Doel
Anglia Quality Meat,
Hertfordshire



William Wells
Hummingbird Technologies,
London

 

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Agricultural Student of the Year finalists

Megan Hesketh
Harper Adams University



Josie Troop
Harper Adams University



Chris Lane
Harper Adams University



Aled Thomas
Harper Adams University

 

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Arable Innovator of the Year finalists



Tim Parton
Brewood Park Farm,
S.S. and S.D. Kirk,
Staffordshire


Ryan McCormack
Old Rides Farm,
Burden Bros Farms,
Kent


Rob Fox
Squab Hall Farm,
T.I. Evans and Son,
Warwickshire


Euan Caldwell
Balruddery and Mylnefield Farms,
The James Hutton Institute,
Angus

 

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Beef Innovator of the Year finalists

Richard Bartle
Dinmoor Manor Estate,
P.R. Dawes,
Herefordshire


John Egerton
Lisnavoe Farm,
John Egerton,
Co Fermanagh


Ian Norbury
Dairy Farm,
G. and P.M. Norbury,
Cheshire


Ed and Julie Williams
Northacombe Farm,
Northacombe,
Devon

 

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Contractor Innovator of the Year finalists

Thomas Robinson
Grendon,
Robinson Agricultural Services,
Devon


Robert Chapman
Westover Farm,
Westover Farm Contractors,
Isle of Wight


Neil Dallyn
Waltham Park Farm,
R. and A. Dallyn and Sons,
West Sussex


Chris and Mark Acaster
Bingley Villa,
A. and A. Farm Services,
South Yorkshire

 

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Dairy Innovator of the Year finalists

Paul Griffin
Briddlesford Farm Dairy,
Briddlesford Farm,
Isle of Wight


Jonny and Carrie Burridge
Manor Farm,
R.D. and J.Burridge,
Norfolk


Jimmy Pritt
J.W.P. Farming,
Leicestershire


Ben, Adam and Sam Spence
The Home Farmer,
Home Farm,
Yorkshire