The Livestock & Equine at the Brecon County Show are one of the highlights for many visitors. This is, after all, a "proper" agricultural show.
People travel from all over the country to have their cattle, sheep, horses, ponies, donkeys and goats compete here, which ensures a high quality and good standard of competition.
The animals themselves are hugely impressive. And to see how well they are cared for and the amount of work that goes into that care is also quite something to behold.
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For around six thousand years, sheep shearing and wool production has been an important part of this country's sheep industry.
And you can see just how it's done, at the Brecon County Show. It's fascinating to watch and features some of the best exponents of the art in the county. Knowledgeable commentators will guide you through what is happening, as the action unfolds.
For all enquiries please contact Society Administrator: Telephone: 01874 611 881 Email: breconshow@gmail.com
The poultry section at the Brecon County Show Show is recognised in quality terms, as one of the best around.
In the various classes that make up the poultry section, entries are expected to reach 600 plus in total. This will include large fowl, bantams, waterfowl, turkeys and a very impressive egg section.
The poultry house is always popular with visitors who are often amazed at the array of different sizes, shapes and colours that are found within pure bred exhibition poultry.
For all enquiries please contact Society Administrator: Telephone: 01874 611 881 Email: breconshow@gmail.com
Another busy, colourful and hiqh-quality dog shows are on the cards, with great demand for schedules from far and wide.
There will be a strong field of judges working hard throughout the day of competitions and around 100 dogs (well, their owners) hoping to come away with honours from these well-respected events.
Even if you are not a dog owner, it is well worth calling in here.
For all enquiries please contact Society Administrator: Telephone: 01874 611 881 Email: breconshow@gmail.com
Come and appreciate the cakes, breads, pies, jams, curds and chutneys in the domestic sections or why not have a go yourself and enter a class or two.
The art and craft on display demonstrates the effort, creativity and dedication invested into the range of entries, in some cases long before show day.
This year we do hope we will see more entries from our youngsters across the age ranges in particular from teenagers and we hope parents will point their sons and daughters to the list of entries in the schedule at the beginning of the summer holidays.
For all enquiries please contact Society Administrator: Telephone: 01874 611 881 Email: breconshow@gmail.com
Everyone enjoys a visit to the Horticulture tent to admire the exhibits and to enjoy the variety of displays after the judges have made their decisions.
For all enquiries please contact Society Administrator: Telephone: 01874 611 881 Email: breconshow@gmail.com
Every year the Brecon County Show holds its Crop Competition over the summer. This is run by the Show Office and applications are taken directly and arrangements made for convenient times to judge.
For all enquiries please contact Society Administrator: Telephone: 01874 611 881 Email: breconshow@gmail.com
For all enquiries please contact Society Administrator: Telephone: 01874 611 881 Email: breconshow@gmail.com
Competition Open to All Young Sheep Handlers 15 Years of Age and under Prizes: 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th
The Young Handler must be under 15 years of age before the start of the 2023 showing season in Breconshire (under 15 years of age on 1stJuly 2023).
The Handler will gain 1 point per exhibit at each show they attend. Further points will only be awarded for: 1st: 3 points, 2nd 2 points, 3rd 1 point. The winner will be the young handler gaining the most points throughout the 2023 show season.
For all enquiries please contact Society Administrator: Telephone: 01874 611 881 Email: breconshow@gmail.com
Competitors attended this years show from England and Wales and include entries from as far as North Wales, Yorkshire, Devon & Cornwall and the South East. They have varying interests in the variety of competitions held for livestock and horses etc.