Future Farmers Autumn debate: Monday November 23
Posted by The Editor
Farm safety is top of the agenda for the annual Future Farmers Autumn Debate.
This year’s theme is “Heads Up: Practical Steps for a Safe and Productive Farm" at the popular event which will be held on Monday 23 November at Pavilions of Harrogate.
Tickets are on sale now for the evening event which will begin at 6pm with a free supper and networking time with members and businesses before a panel discussion from 7:30pm.
Delivered alongside the Yorkshire Rural Support Network and sponsored by McClarrons, it will explore the everyday actions that can make a real difference to the safety, wellbeing and efficiency of farm businesses.
Business development executive in McClarrons’ Farm team Sally Connor said: “McClarrons is proud to support the Yorkshire Agricultural Society’s Future Farmers Evening. As an independent insurance broker with a long-standing connection to the agricultural community, we understand the everyday risks faced by rural businesses.
“The evening will focus on safety and proactive risk management, themes that align closely with our Better Sorted Than Sorry campaign, which shares practical advice throughout the farming calendar and encourages farmers to think ahead, identify potential risks and take action before problems arise.”
Guests can claim 2 x BASIS points for attending the autumn debate.
A full list of speakers will be announced nearer the event.
To book your place, visit https://tickets.yas.co.uk/sales/events/futurefarmers2026
