Worcestershire'S Young Farmers are as busy as ever, with a host of competitions held at The Hundred House, Great Witley.

Events included Member of the Year, Junior Member of the Year, Stars in their Eyes and ballroom dancing.

The Member of the Year competition is split into three parts - Junior, Mr YFC & Miss YFC.

Each competition involves an interview, where members spend 10 to 15 minutes answering judges' questions relating to their time in their YFC.

It gives interviewees the opportunity to explain their involvement at the various levels of the organisation.

The judges look for members who are enthusiastic, passionate, committed and would make good ambassadors for the organisation. With such a high standard of entrants, the job of picking winners was always going to be tough, especially with 20 young farmers taking part.

Junior Member of the Year went to Daniel Bradley, of Tenbury Wells YFC. Second and third places went to Natalie Pardoe, from Cutnall Green YFC, and Charlotte Boss, from Bromsgrove.

Mr YFC was announced as Cutnall Green's Phil Maiden, with Inkberrow YFC member Rob Lancaster in second place and Neil Warren, of Hagley YFC, and Luke Sander, of Crowle, in joint third.

Miss YFC was awarded to Karen Audis, of Cutnall Green. Second place was awarded to Hannah Talbot, also of Cutnall Green, and Jo Phillips, of Tenbury Wells YFC, came third.

The overall Senior Member of the Year title went to Karen Audis.

Karen will now represent Worcestershire in the next round of competition, which is due to take place in March.

Young Farmers' Club members were also entertained by the Stars in their Eyes and ballroom dancing competitions.

The judges were impressed with the standard of performances, choosing Wythall YFC as the winner for both events. The next stage of the Stars in the Eyes competition will be at The Three Counties Show, in Malvern, where Worcestershire will compete against Herefordshire and Gloucestershire in a wide range of events.