Suffolk Show 2nd & 3rd June 2010

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2010 BALE Award Competition

Do you have the best farming diversification business in East Anglia?  The SAA, in partnership with Ashton Graham, is about to launch the 2010 Best Alternative Land Enterprise Competition (BALE), the region’s premier farming diversification competition. A top prize of £1000 to be spent on the enterprise is offered to the winner.

SAA’s Trinity Totties go pink in the Race for Life

Within the pink trail of more than 1500 runners and walkers around Trinity Park last week hoping to raise more than £105,000 for Cancer Research UK were a team of six from the SAA office who called themselves “Trinity Totties”, who completed the 5km Race for Life  and raised almost £700 for the cancer charity

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The region's premier farming diversification competition sponsored by Ashton Graham.

The Suffolk Farm Business Competition 2010 is organised by the Suffolk Agricultural Association and is kindly sponsored by the AMC and Robinson and Hall.

The Farm Business Competition is divided into three categories. Small farms (up to 200 hectares), Medium Farms (200-399 hectares) and Large farms (over 400 hectares). The competition is also open to farm contractors. Farms are judged from first to third place in each category and there are also special awards for Best Crop, Livestock Enterprise and Conservation.

The closing date for entries is 7th June 2010. For further information and details of how to enter, download the PDF.

The Suffolk Show has become such an integral part of life in the county of Suffolk that it is difficult to imagine that there was a time when such an event didn't exist.

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