A YOUNG farmers club in Ryedale held its first ploughing match in 14 years – with over 40 tractors in attendance.
The Kirkbymoorside Young Farmers Club held the ploughing match on Sunday, February 19, at Appleton Common, with the land provided by the Turnbull Family.
A spokesperson for the club said: “There was a great turnout on the day with 40 tractors and two shire horses and to top it off the sun was shining!
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“It was lovely to see so many competitors with a wide range of experience and spectators from both agricultural and non-agricultural backgrounds.”
From the event, the club raised £920 for club funds, which the spokesperson said will help to continue providing members with weekly educational and social activities.
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“We would like to thank everyone who has helped to organise in preparation and on the ploughing match day, we hope everyone enjoyed their day and we look forward to welcoming you again next year!” They added.
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