A Shropshire farming group has been honoured for its work including fundraising and social activities.
Brown Clee YFC has been named club of the month for October by the National Federation of Young Farmers' Club.
The judges said:"Brown Clee YFC stood out this month for their fundraising efforts and strong club programme. "We liked the fact that they used a fundraising opportunity to also share information about the club to attract new members. "Their ideas for club meetings are interesting and varied and they enjoy involving the wider county in activities too. Well done Brown Clee YFC!"Activities at the club this year have included sausage making, a dance class, a fire station tour, farm safety talk and pumpkin carving.Members have been cutting up logs for the club's annual ‘log lug’ where they deliver logs to the community at £5 per barrow and £90 per trailer load.
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