When Dyffryn Tanat were looking at ways to celebrate their 90^th anniversary – they wanted to make sure it would have a lasting impact on their whole community.

With a large club of 90 members, Netherseal YFC started the year wanting to boost its fundraising efforts while involving everyone in the activities.

Realising the need to strengthen the club’s finances, Penrith YFC’s committee launched activities that both raised vital funds and gave something back to the community.

With a club filled with mostly senior members, Spilsby YFC’s Club Chair George Hobson was determined to do something to encourage the next generation of young farmers to join.

Wainfleet YFC is one of the smallest and youngest clubs in Lincolnshire, but it hasn’t stopped members from getting stuck into helping their local community.

Growing up, Carys Owen regularly helped on her uncle’s farm. She enjoyed working with stock and loved being outdoors.

Joe from Heckington & Sleaford YFC might only be 13 but he’s proving that hard work and determination can make your dreams come true.

More than 6,000 acres of moorland – much of it used for grazing – were ravished by the fire on the Yorkshire Moors in August. But properties and more importantly lives were saved due to a community effort to put the fires out.

From a nervous 12-year-old at the village hall to an entertainer helping to raise thousands for charity – James O’Neill’s time in YFC has changed his life.

As friends who met through Nottinghamshire YFC, Tom Ware and Michael Wilkinson have worked together to launch and develop Just Talk Agri.

It was 30 years ago when Julie Sprague travelled nearly 500 miles from Devon to Edinburgh to take part in the 1995 Rural Youth Europe European Rally. She didn’t know it back then, but she was about to meet a group of people she’d be friends with for life.

Ashleigh Yates is not from a farming background and shares her story about how YFC has supported her career in agriculture and her current role on McDonald's Progressive Young Farmers Programme.