Hunting & Exciting Projects

This weekend was a busy one we were invited to the wedding of one of my sister’s childhood best friends. On Friday night we went to the Mendhi and we attended the wedding on Saturday night but this still left time for hunting on Saturday morning! On Saturday morning, after a late night, we headed

The Unofficial (Autumn/Winter) Uniform of the Countryside…

I love autumn, partially because it means I can revert back to my staple wardrobe of jumpers and wellies without any funny looks (that’s not to say I didn’t spend most of my summer in jumpers and wellies though). The Farmers Weekly writing competition „The best thing about young farmers is…“ announced their winner a

A-Levels to Ag College

Seeing as last week people all over the country were receiving their A-Level results and accepting and choosing where they are going to be studying for the next 3+ years, I thought it would be a good idea to talk about universities. Two in particular that many young people wanting to go into agriculture or

Update: Exams and Holidays

I’m coming into my third week of exams this week, I’ve done 17 exams so far which leaves me with only 7 more (24 in total!)… It’s been a long run up to them and they seem to be never ending, it’s fair to say I won’t be sad to see the end of them.

Exciting New Series! – #FabulousYoungFarmers

I am planning to start a series on my blog called #FabulousYoungFarmers. In this I am going to host a series of interviews with present and possibly past members of the National Federation of Young Farmers, I hope to encourage others to hop on the bandwagon and join the young farmers. I am aiming to

Meet my Goats!

Meet Will and Harry. They are my two year old pygmy goats. I got them in May 2014 and ever since they have brought nothing but fun and delight to the yard. They are very cheeky goats and they are always playing with each other and running around. I like to take them for walks

Saying Goodbye to the Defender: The End of an Era

The Countryside loved it. The Queen Loved it. Even James Bond loved it. There is no doubt that the Land Rover Defender has been one of the most iconic and quintessentially British cars, definitely in my lifetime, and that there are many people across the country who will be sad to see it go today.