Staffordshire YFC is a charitable rural youth organisation with 10 clubs across the county and around 600 members. We are led by young people for young people. YFC provides anyone aged 10 – 28 years with a fantastic chance to make lifelong friends and learn new skills.
You don’t have to be a farmer to be a young farmer.
We are part of a much wider community of young people across the country, linked by West Midlands Area of YFC’s and The National Federation of Young Farmers Clubs, with over 20’000 members across England and Wales.
There is not enough space to list everything, here’s a quick snapshot:
Open doors to future employment through the learning and volunteering opportunities.
Help make their community a better place to live.
Become healthier and happier.
Become more confidence, self-motivated and succeed.
Improve social skills.
In YFC there is such a vast programme of Club and County activities and competitions—there is something for everyone.
Being a part of a club helps young people to make friendships for life. Members can’t wait for the next club meeting or big social event.
YFC provides members opportunities to take up training, learn new skills, attend events and network.
It’s widely known that volunteering great for mental health and through YFC, members have a great sense of pride and belonging.
Staffordshire YFC members were ahead of Glamorgan YFC taking the Overall Team Cup at the English Winter Fair YFC Stock and Carcase Judging Competition held on Sunday 16th November. Their ...
The presentations of awards were made by Mr Antony Key, Staffordshire & Birmingham Agricultural Society Chairman, to the following Clubs and Individuals: Most Outstanding County Officer: Hollie Kelly, Social ...
Fence Erecting Competition What a brilliant day we have had at the Fence Erecting Competition, firstly we would like to thank Stone SBAS District Agricultural Society for allowing us to ...

