THE Post’s local Young Farmers’ Clubs and members picked up a range of prizes at the show this year.

Georgia Monk, YFC county chairman and Lostwithiel YFC member, said of the show: “It’s been really good, great footfall through the marquee.

“The members have done amazingly with all their entries. The standards are really high and the cubicles are absolutely fantastic.”

The cubicle competition theme this year was British Inventions Through Time. First place was Wadebridge; 2nd Lostwithiel and 3rd Threemilestone.

Among the cups, Camelford Young Farmers’ Club picked up was the overall points Silver Jubilee Challenge Cup.

Launceston Young Farmers’ Club picked up a 1st place prize on the Saturday for the NFYFC ‘Radio Show Live’.

Other local YFC competition results included: Junior floral art — 1, Ruby Keast, Wadebridge. Intermediate floral — 1, Katie Gill, Camelford; 3, Becky Hawkey, Wadebridge; 5, Lucy Heard, Stratton. Open floral — 2, Natalie Pethick, Camelford; 5, Alice Merritt, Launceston.

Senior floral — 2, Jenni Carthew, Camelford; 3, Emma Hawke, St Mabyn; 4, Charlotte Batten, Launceston; 6, Lucy Heard. Art ‘Corgi canvas’ — 1, Hollie Cornelius, Camelford; 2, Becky Franklin, Camelford; 5, Lucy Heard.

Photography ‘My club throughout the year’ — 5, Launceston. Art, Queen Elizabeth II’s 90th birthday cake — 4, Heather Stanbury, Launceston. NFYFC handicraft, weathervane — 1, Jack Pannell, Launceston; 6 (joint), Owen Pengelly, Camelford.

Art, sketch of an iconic British invention — 4 (joint), Sam Northey, Launceston and Imy Loe, Launceston. Handicraft, a patchwork cushion — 1, Emily Brookham, Launceston; 3, Katie Gill. Art, postage stamp to commemorate the Queen’s 90th birthday — 1, Eliza Heard, Stratton; 4, Nicole Doidge, Callington; 5, Lucy Heard.

Handicraft ‘I have invented…’ — 1, Camelford; 3, Callington. Handicraft, ‘A hat fit for a Queen’ — 1, Lucy Heard; 2, Neve Morris, Camelford; 5, Heather Stanbury.