Thousands visit seventh annual Suffolk Young Farmer’s Country Fair at Easton Farm Park
Gary Moriarty of Ipswich with his children Oscar and Rose getting up close with some of the vintage tractors on show at the Suffolk Young Farmers Club Show at Easton Farm Park. Picture: Paul Nixon, Paul Nixon Photography - Credit: Archant
Thousands enjoyed a day in the sunshine at this year’s Suffolk Young Farmers’ Country Fair at Easton Farm Park on Sunday.
Beth Duchesne County Chairman of Suffolk Young Farmers Club celebrates sponsorship by Debbie and Andrews sausages who provided the filling for hots dogs at the Young Farmers Club Show at Easton yesterday, also pictured is former County Chairman of Debenham YFC, Tom Walne and Dan Spall also of Debenham YFC. Picture: Paul Nixon, Paul Nixon Photography. - Credit: Archant
The event included a host of fun agricultural attractions including dog show, duck herding, show jumping, vintage tractor displays and lamb feeding.
Bobby Symons, two, of Ipswich obviously likes his more modern tractor at the Suffolk Young Farmers Club Show at Easton. Picture: Paul Nixon, Paul Nixon Photography - Credit: Archant
There were also plenty of stalls packed full of tasty treats and artisan foods.
Dylan Simpson of Rendlesham fancies himself as a tractor driver but obviously prefers the more modern model at the Suffolk Young Farmers Club Show at Easton Farm Park. Picture: Paul Nixon, Paul Nixon Photography - Credit: Archant
Organiser Tory Lugsden said the event had been a huge success, and blessed with good weather.
This trampolining is harder than it looks, visitors to the Suffolk Young Farmers Club Show at Easton enjoying the children's palyground. Picture: Paul Nixon, Paul Nixon Photography - Credit: Archant
She said: “I think it has gone really well now the sun has come out.
Celebrating getting through the round of her driving challenge this competitor at the Suffolk Young Farmers Club Show at Easton is obviously delighted with the result. Picture: Paul Nixon, Paul Nixon Photoghraphy - Credit: Archant
“I think we may have pulled it off.
Fine weather brought out the crowds at the Suffolk Young Farmers Show at Easton Farm Park . Picture: Paul Nixon, Paul Nixon Photography - Credit: Archant
“What we try and do is give children the chance to get up close with agriculture.
Fine weather brought out the crowds at the Suffolk Young Farmers Show at Easton Farm Park. Picture: Paul Nixon, Paul Nixon Photography - Credit: Archant
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“We want people to get out and see it in action.
Fine weather brought out the crowds at the Suffolk Young Farmers Show at Easton Farm Park, where the BBQ was very popular . Picture: Paul Nixon, Paul Nixon Photography - Credit: Archant
“Here, we don’t say don’t touch, we encourage people get hands on.
Boo Boo the European Eagle Owl is carefully held by Charlotte Squirell of Brett Valley YFC at the Suffolk Young Farmers Club Show at Eastoin Farm Park at the weekend. Boo Boo is owned by exhibitors Broadwing Bird Control of Lowestoft. Picture: Paul Nixon, Paul Nixon Photography - Credit: Archant
“The world of agriculture has changed so much recently, there is some serious technology on the table.”
Fine weather brought out the crowds at the Suffolk Young Farmers Show at Easton Farm Park. Picture: Paul Nixon, Paul Nixon Photography - Credit: Archant
