Adult Young Farmers Monthly Meetings

What Makes This Session Special

Turning up to this regular gathering gives adults in the Enfield area a chance to connect with others involved in farming while building practical knowledge. The session opens with informal chats over tea before moving into structured discussions and short presentations on current agricultural topics. Participants share experiences from their own properties, ask questions, and learn from visiting speakers or club members who have completed recent training.

Young farmers activities suit those already working on the land or considering a career shift into agriculture. The format stays relaxed yet focused, with time for networking and planning future farm visits. Everyone contributes at their own level, whether sharing recent harvest results or seeking advice on new equipment.

The group meets on the first Wednesday of each month, providing a steady rhythm for ongoing learning and support. Open to visitors as well as regular attendees, these evenings create a welcoming space for skill development and community connections in a rural setting.

• Guest talks on farm management and new technology
• Group discussions about seasonal challenges
• Networking with other adults in agriculture
• Planning hands-on farm tours and workshops
• Opportunities to ask questions in a supportive environment
• Updates on industry training and grants

Location and Directions

The session takes place at Enfield Hall, a practical community venue with good parking and space for both seated discussions and small group work. Its central position in the Enfield area makes it straightforward for people from surrounding farms to attend after the working day. The hall offers a warm, functional setting suited to presentations and informal conversations, with easy access from main rural roads.