West Wales man has the 'farm factor'
WEST Wales farmer, Teifi Jenkins, has won the title of Wales’ Best Farmer on S4C’s farming competition Fferm Ffactor and drives away the series top prize, a brand new 4x4 Isuzu Rodeo Denver vehicle.
Teifi, who is 28 and from Newcastle Emlyn, came top after impressing official judges, Dai Jones and Professor Wynne Jones, throughout the competition.
In the final round, he once again pleased the judges with a passionate plea to the audience on why he should become the Fferm Ffactor winner, which was broadcast during the live final held at Glynllifon.
Teifi fought tooth and nail to beat fellow finalists Iwan Price, from Cerrigydrudion, and Cardigan’s Phillip Reed to the title.
He had already won an ATV Honda motor bike in the semi-final challenge held during the Royal Welsh Show at Llanelwedd.
“I still can’t quite believe it. I knew it was a close race to the finishing line because Iwan and Phil are strong competitors,” says Teifi.
“I am really happy to have won the Honda bike last week and now the Isuzu.
“Consistency was key – not necessarily winning each task but knocking on the door.
“I like a challenge and I am very critical of my own work by setting high standards and continually improving my performance in all aspects of life.
“The judges have been looking for an ambassador for the industry and I always felt that I could fill that role.”
The Fferm Ffactor team is now looking for enthusiastic competitors to take part in the next series, to be broadcast in 2011. For more information visit s4c.co.uk/ffermffactor
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There is a well known saying, 'no pain, no gain' and that will be ringing true in the minds of Milk Link’s 1,600 producers, who are on the brink of reaping just reward for 12 years of loyalty and investment.
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Anonymous | 3 August 2010 3:24 pm
Da iawn Teifi!!
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Michael Morgans | 4 August 2010 6:22 am
Gai llongyfarch Teifi yn fawr iawn Yr oeddet yn sefyll allan trwy y cyfnod a rhwyn shwr fod y teili yn proud iawn o ti. Yr wyt wedi dangos y gwaith caled yw amaeithi yn cefen gwlad
Bob hwyl
Michael (gynt or diwidiant llaeth)
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