Young Farmers Club Leader
We asked you to nominate club leaders who go above and beyond – and you delivered. These shortlisted individuals have shown incredible energy, organisation, and a real passion for making their clubs the best they can be. From inspiring their members to leading new initiatives and showing unwavering commitment, they represent the very best in young farming leadership.
Joe Hilyer
Mollie Sheath
Sophia Tibbs
Farmers Guardian Young Farming Hero
From lending a hand when it’s needed most to leading local initiatives, these shortlisted individuals have gone above and beyond to make a difference in their communities.
The Young BFA’s Community Hero Award celebrates those whose selflessness, dedication, and community spirit truly stand out. Each finalist has shown what it means to step up, support others, and inspire those around them.
Holly White
Jacob Barton
Sam Hale
Young Farmers Club of the Year
The 2025 Young British Farming Awards proudly honours the next generation of farmers who are shaping the future of British agriculture. These awards shine a spotlight on young individuals and clubs whose passion, innovation, and hard work are making a lasting impact on the industry.
Raughton Head YFC
Strathearn JAC
Towcester YFC
Young Handler of the Year (Junior)
The Young BFA’s Young Handler of the Year award recognises those who consistently perform at a high level and embody the future of British Handling.
Edie King
Jack Darke
Kane Ogden
Young Handler of the Year (Senior)
Our Senior Young Handler finalists are making their mark in the show ring.
Each of these talented individuals has shown exceptional handling skills, dedication to their livestock, and a consistent presence in the ring — all while playing an active role in the care and rearing of the animals they show.
Isla Arrell
Elliw Grug Davies
Alfie Holding
Young Farmers Club Community Hero
These incredible individuals have gone the extra mile to support others — and now it’s time to recognise them.
Whether through volunteering, organising events, or simply being there when it matters most, each finalist has made a real difference in their community. Their selflessness, dedication, and community spirit truly set them apart.
The Young BFA’s are proud to shine a spotlight on these inspiring role models as our Community Hero finalists.
Joe Hilyer
Harry Davies
Katy Addyman
Kaleb Cooper New Entrant of the Year
These finalists may not come from farming backgrounds, but they’ve thrown themselves into agricultural life with passion, commitment, and a willingness to learn.
From discovering farming through school or a weekend job, to jumping in and learning on the go, each of these young people has shown an impressive hands-on attitude, curiosity, and work ethic.
Jack Scott
Robert Craddock
Joe Trofer-Cook
Young Farm Worker of the Year
These finalists represent the backbone of the next generation of British farming.
Each has shown exceptional commitment to farm life — taking initiative, stepping up with responsibility, and playing a vital role in keeping operations running smoothly. Whether working on a family farm or supporting others, their reliability, work ethic, and hands-on involvement truly stand out.
Lilly Lancaster
Brodie Insch
Ashleigh Campbell