British Farming Awards

See all the highlights from this year's Young BFAs held at Cannon Hall Farm

The 2025 Dairy Farmer of the Year finalists have been chosen because they are excelling in their field

The 2025 Content Creator of the Year finalists have been selected because they are championing the farming industry and using digital platforms to raise its profile and educate wider audiences

The 2025 Contractor of the Year finalists have been selected because of their ability to thrive in a competitive market where margins are tight and efficiency is key

The 2025 Beef Farmer of the Year finalists have been selected because they are not afraid to embrace change to boost efficiencies within their business to make their margins work harder

The 2025 Arable Farmer of the Year finalists have been selected because the judges recognised their ongoing versatility and ability to navigate fluctuating commodity prices, unpredictable weather and evolving legislation, while continuing to achieve a profitable, sustainable business

The 2025 Agricultural Student of the Year finalists are a group of exceptional young farmers, who are successfully progressing their learning and careers inside and outside of university

Yesterday evening (August 12) saw delays on the M62 after an escaped cow was seen eating grass on the hard shoulder of the busy carriageway

It is with great excitement that we reveal the shortlist for this year’s British Farming Awards

With a passion for ensuring the family business survives, Andrew and Cath Ladds have expanded the farm so the next generation can continue its legacy