“Over and above the competition, The Scottish Ploughing Championships are a great day out for farming and non-farming folk alike. We have vintage machinery, three pairs of horses coming along to do a ...

the food stalls, the politicians and the celebrities, there was just the ploughing. You could spend your time wandering around the vast temporary town that is the National Ploughing Championships ...

Read more: British Ploughing Championships come to Northumberland to mark 70 years Alongside the competitions, there will be trade stands with a wide selection of agribusinesses, from feeds, buildings ...

plus close to 2,000 stalls, with discussions and demos happening throughout the day. That’s a lot to take in. But is there still ploughing? Yes, with a lot at stake too. More than 320 people are ...

The ploughing championships, which will run from September ... Michael Mahon, Chairman of the NPA said that with 1,000 trade stalls taking part in the show the competition was bound to be a ...

Thousands of people have attended the first day of the Ploughing Championships held in the ... to draw huge crowds to view the various stalls showcasing everything from farm machinery to welly ...

More than 150,000 people are expected to attend the National Ploughing Championships ... open the championships at midday today. The event will feature a range of stalls showcasing everything ...

That's how David Gilliland from the Ulster Scots Agency describes the National Ploughing Championships - comparing them to the annual Balmoral Show in Northern Ireland. Almost 100,00 people have ...

an initiative that will see over 30 small businesses setting up stalls at the heart of the Ploughing Championships, which takes place next week from September 17 to 19 in Ratheniska, Co. Laois.

A large crowd gathered outside the National Ploughing Association ... expected to attend the championships over the three days of live music, fashion shows, cookery stalls and machinery ...

The 60th Scottish Ploughing Championships have taken place in the Highlands. There were different classes of competition, including contests for ploughs drawn by horses and vintage tractors.