Clubs and Members


What is Young Farmers?


Young Farmers in England refers to the National Federation of Young Farmers' Clubs (NFYFC), which is an organisation dedicated to supporting young people in rural areas. NFYFC provides opportunities for personal development, social interaction, and skill-building through a network of local Young Farmers' Clubs (YFCs) across England. These clubs offer a wide range of activities, including agricultural competitions, public speaking events, community projects, and social gatherings.


Cornwall Young Farmers welcomes individuals aged between 10 and 28 years old. There are numerous benefits to becoming a member, and it's important to highlight that you don't need to have a farming background to join. You can read some benefits to becoming a Young Farmer below:


  • Community and Networking: Young Farmers provides a vibrant community where members can connect with like-minded individuals, build friendships, and expand their social and professional networks.


  • Personal Development: Membership offers opportunities for personal growth through various activities, including public speaking, leadership roles, and skill-building events.


  • Learning and Education: Young Farmers offers and promotes educational events on agriculture, rural issues, and life skills, providing valuable knowledge and insight for members interested in these areas.


  • Social Events: From social club meets to competitions and outings, Young Farmers organises a diverse range of events, encouraging all to have fun and meet new people.


  • Support and Resources: Members benefit from access to funding, advice, and work closely with support networks such as Healthy Cornwall and Farmfit.


  • Involvement in the Community: Young Farmers are very much involved in community projects and initiatives, contributing positively to local areas, we take pride in our charity fundraising events aiming to make a positive impact, donating to local charities.


  • Opportunities for Travel:

      Young Farmers often arrange trips and provide volunteer opportunities abroad, giving members the                     opportunity to explore new places and cultures.



Overall, joining Young Farmers in England provides a unique blend of social, educational, and personal development opportunities, making it an enriching experience for young people interested in agriculture, rural life, and community involvement.

Want to Join Young Farmers?

Interested in joining us?


Explore our list of clubs below, each with a link to their Facebook page. Once you've found the club that interests you, we recommend attending a club night to meet members and determine if it's the right fit.


You can contact the club secretary for meeting details, location, and timings, please email our office via office@cornwallyfc.co.uk to obtain these contact details, outlining the club you wish to join.


If you have a great time, you can sign up as a member using the links provided below. Please note that each club charges a membership fee, payable directly to them upon registration.



Ready to join? Sign up here to become a member or click here to learn more



Our Clubs


Our Clubs

We have 20 clubs across the county, you can find these below with the clubs Facebook page linked.


Callington

Camelford

Falmouth

Helston & St Keverne

Landrake

Launceston

Liskeard

Lostwithiel

Madron

Pelynt

Praze

Probus

Roche

St Buryan

St Columb

St Mabyn

Stratton

Threemilestone

Wadebridge

Warleggan


If you would like to get in touch with any one of our clubs please contact our office, office@cornwallyfc.co.uk

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