Mart's The Heart Awards, an integral part of the esteemed British Farming Awards, is excited to announce the opening of entries for its ninth edition, commencing May 12, 2024. Hosted by Farmers Guardian and powered by Agriconnect, Mart's The Heart Awards seek to honour the exceptional dedication and service of auctioneers and livestock markets within the agricultural industry.
David Shelton, who runs a mixed operation comprising
650 head of finishing beef, 230,000 broilers, B&B pigs, a
20-hectare (50-acre) solar farm and combinable crops
across 890ha (2,200 acres) in Leicestershire, is constantly
driving his business forwards. Farmers Guardian reporter Olivia Midgley reports.
Tenacity, resilience and overcoming the odds
are some of the traits which have laid the
foundations of Alex and Emily Crawley’s business
as new entrant farmers. Farmers Guardian journalist, Chris Brayford reports.
The Nicholson family at Cannon Hall Farm have been connecting the British public with farming via
their television appearances and directly on the farm. Farmers Guardian journalist, Alex Black reports.
The British Farming Awards are back for 2024 and open for entries and nominations. The aim is to shine a light on the phenomenal work taking place across the industry and the driving forces behind it.
The British Farming Awards is thrilled to announce its 2024 charity partnership with the My Name’5 Doddie Foundation, a charity dedicated to funding the search for effective treatments and a cure for motor neuron disease (MND). The charity partnership aims to raise awareness of the foundation and raise funds on the night of the awards.
The British Farming Awards have revealed this year’s 18 winners at the annual event, held at the Vox, Birmingham.
Britain’s farming industry came together in their hundreds last night to celebrate the achievements of individuals at the British Farming Awards. Sponsored by Morrisons and organised by Farmers Guardian, the event was attended by more than 800 farmers and industry professionals from across the UK.