A Young Farmers group from Salisbury won an award in a County Public Speaking Competition.
January saw the Wiltshire Young Farmers County Public Speaking Competition take place in Seend.
A team from Salisbury Young Farmers Club won the competition on Sunday, January 26.
The Junior team comprising Adam Damant (chair), Sophia Watson (speaker) and Jemima Wray (vote of thanks) beat clubs from all over the county to come top against stiff competition and put in an outstanding performance to score the highest marks in each category.
They will now go on to represent the county at the South West Area finals to be held in Weston Super Mare in March.
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Salisbury Young Farmers Club welcomes members from the age of ten to 28 and is open to all young people interested in rural life, the countryside and farming.
"We are just a group for people who are interested in the countryside and farming.
"I am a club leader but really the club is run by the young people. They take charge and plan things and they get to do all sorts of fun stuff.
"Our next competition is on Sunday when a few teams from Salisbury will be travelling up to Pewsey for a whole day workshop/competition on Hedgelaying.
"We are also busy preparing for our rally day competitions which take place at Chippenham on May 17 at the Wiltshire Young Farmers Clubs County Rally Day."
