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Secure your table at this years awards
and join some of the biggest names
in the industry
Deadline for entries is 30th April 2012.
Awards night held on Thursday 4th October 2012.
Contact Linda for entry enquiries and awards event table bookings on:
0208 652 3304
View contact list for all other enquiriesThere are fifteen categories spanning the full breadth of the farming industry; from contractor to countryside; sheep to arable and diversification to dairy.
The awards are now closed for entries. The shortlist will be announced in the news section. If you have any queries about the awards, please contact:
Alma Watson, Farmers Weekly Awards, Quadrant House, The Quadrant, Sutton, Surrey, SM2 5AS, Tel:020 8652 8026
There are fifteen categories spanning the full breadth of the farming; from contractor to countryside; sheep to arable and diversification to dairy. The entries have now closed.
Arable Farmer of the Year
Beef Farmer of the Year
Contractor of the year
Countryside Farmer of the year
Dairy Farmer of the year
Diversification Farmer of the year
Farm Adviser of the year
Farm Manager of the year
Farmworker of the year
Green Energy Farmer of the year
Local Food Farmer of the year
Pig Farmer of the year
Poultry Farmer of the year
Sheep Farmer of the year
Young Farmer of the year
If you have been a finalist in the past two years you are not eligible to re-enter the same category, but you can enter a different category. Otherwise all farmers welcome.
Putting yourself in the spotlight has untold rewards for you and your team. But don’t take our word for it; hear it from one of our winners.
Sam Chesney, Beef Farmer of the Year
Winning a Farmers Weekly Award is more than equivalent to getting a degree in agriculture in terms of the knowledge you gain. Winning has been tremendous for the community and Northern Ireland farmers and had also opened a pile of doors and broadened my profile.
