The 37th Annual Crafts & Produce Show
Thank you to everyone who volunteerd to ensure the Show took place.
Thank you also to everyone who entered, the quality and range of exhibits on Show was fantastic.
The Show will return in September 2026.
C Webber, Best in Show winner 2025 with her winning entry ‘Temperature blanket’ with different colours representing the temperature of each day during the year she made the blanket.
Best Handicraft Exhibit: K Fletcher for handmade dungarees
Highest number of points for cooking and preserves: E Baber
Highest number of points for handicrafts: C Dunning & J Walsh
Highest number of points for flowers & floral art: A Sardana
Highest number of points for fruit and vegetables: B Smith
Highest number of points in the junior section: L Reynolds-Britten
Timetable
8.00am | Tent open to receive exhibits – no exhibits accepted before this time |
By 9.30am | ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE ON SITE |
By 9.45am | STAGING OF ENTRIES MUST BE COMPLETED |
10.00am | Judging starts |
12.30 | BBQ opens, all competitors and their families & members of the NSAS welcone |
1.30pm | Cup presentation followed by collection of prize money |
Exhibits to be removed by 2.30pm | |
No entries taken on Show day
The 37th Annual Crafts & Produce Show
Sunday 7th September 2025
Lower Stock Farm, Baker’s Lane, Wrington, BS40 5HT
8.00am | Tent open to receive exhibits – no exhibits accepted before this time |
By 9.30am | ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE ON SITE |
By 9.45am | STAGING OF ENTRIES MUST BE COMPLETED |
10.00am | Judging starts |
12.30 | BBQ opens, all competitors and their families & members of the NSAS welcome |
3.30pm | Cup presentation followed by collection of prize money |
Exhibits to be removed by 5pm | |
The 2025 Match and Show
Thank you to all our generous sponsors and to our wonderful volunteers, without whom this event would not take place.
Sponsorship opportunities are available for the event.
Opportunities include:
Ploughing & Hedging classes (from £60)
Craft & Produce Sections (from £20)
Show tent & more
Please contact tim@nsas.org.uk for more information.
Visitor information
Due to current extremely dry ground conditions, the ploughing match will not go ahead this year. The ploughing competition will be taking place instead on Saturday 14th March 2026 at Lowerstock Farm.
The Craft & Produce Competition will be taking place but there will be no trade stands, tractor rides or ploughman’s lunch. Competitors will be invited to drop off their exhibits and collect them once judging has concluded. A paid BBQ will be available for competitors to join us and socialise from 12.30.
We are sorry for any disappointment caused but look forward to our event in March.
Why is the Ploughing not going ahead?
While very dry ground can be ploughed, it can cause significant damage to both ploughs, tractors and horses. Ploughs may not be able to penetrate hard, dry ground deep enough. Ploughing very hard ground can use a lot more fuel. It’s also not great for the soil, leaving it more vulnerable to erosion, compromising soil health and damaging the soils ability to retain moisture.
What’s on at the Show?
- BBQ
- Licensed bar
- Hot drinks & cake
- Trade stands
- Ice cream
- Ploughing & Hedging competitions
- Craft & Produce Show
- Traditional games
- Tractor & trailer rides
Please bring cash as there are limited card payment facilities available on site!
Gates open at 10am. Entry fee for adults, children go free.
The event takes place on agricultural fields so bring sensible footwear for the conditions.
Dogs are welcome but on short-lenth or fixed length leads please.
The event will take place at Lowerstock Farm, Bakers Lane, Wrington BS40 5HD
Ploughing & Hedging Match
Entries will open soon
Ploughing, Hedging, Roots, Hay, Silage, Straw, Grain & Field Crops
Score sheets:
Class 2
Class 3
Class 4
Class 5
Class 6
Class 7
Class 8
Class 9
Class 10
Class 11a (1) (2)
Class 11b
Class 13
Craft & Produce Show Results 2023
Best in Show – Fred Board
Highest number of points for Cooking & Preserves – Shelly Edwards
Highest number of points for Handicrafts – Anne Britten
Highest number of point for Flowers & Floral Art – Toria Britten
Highest number of points for Fruit & Vegetables – Billy Smith
Highest number of points for the Junior Section – Lucy Reynolds Britten
If you are interested in entering the Craft & Produce Show next year, please send your contact details in by email.
Plouging match trade stand application
"*" indicates required fields
2023 Sponsors
∼ Mr R & Mrs G Cook ∼
∼ Mrs M Watts ∼
∼ J W & T J Pearce
Herbert and Brand, agents for NFU Mutual, Bishop Sutton ∼
∼ Mrs M Burdge∼
∼ R E Hill Plant & Haulage ∼
∼ Roger and Andrew Triggol, Vintage Car Hire ∼
∼ R & A Simmons ∼
∼ R Tincknell & Son ∼
∼ T H White (Frome) Ltd ∼
∼ David James, Wrington ∼
∼ Eye 2 Eye Dog Training ∼
∼ Joyner Group ∼
∼ Tom James ∼
∼ Richard Withers ∼
∼ AT Events Ltd ∼
∼ S J H Butler, Agricultural Contractor ∼
∼ Mrs B Bardwell ∼
∼ Mr & Mrs N Green ∼
∼ North Somerset Vintage Tractor and Engine Club ∼
∼ Greenslade Taylor Hunt ∼
∼ Twisted Oak Brewery ∼
∼ Jon Richards Contracting ∼
∼ G J Cleeves Ltd Hay & Straw General Haulage ∼
∼ J Alvis ∼
∼ Mr A Hillman ∼
∼ H W C & J M Butler ∼
∼ F E Smith & Son ∼
∼ Our Pool Ltd ∼
∼ Alvis Contracting ∼
∼ For Farmers ∼
∼ Aldwick Estate ∼
∼ Mrs F James ∼
∼ P & G Churchill ∼
∼ Mrs S Pritchard ∼
∼ Read Agriservices ∼
Become a Volunteer
- Stewarding classes
- Marking out in the run up to the Show
- Assisting with the Ploughman’s lunch or BBQ
- Assisting in the competition marquee in advance of the Show
- Setting up and stacking chairs and tables at the end of the Show
We ask that volunteers commit to a minimum of half of the Show day, in return you will receive a voucher for the Ploughman’s lunch.
If you would like to help the Show please email us or ring 01934 837283.
The Society of Ploughmen
If you would like more information on other ploughing events or the British National Ploughing Championships, log on to the Society of Ploughmen’s website: www.ploughmen.co.uk.
