Norfolk HarFest

29/07/22

HarFest will not take place on Saturday 1 October 2022.

HarFest will not take place on Saturday 1 October 2022, here at Norfolk Showground.
HarFest has featured prominently in our programme of events, and we are enormously grateful to everyone who has taken time to support this event. This Autumn we are focusing on other ways of delivering our charitable purpose and we are excited to be organising the Norfolk Farming Conference (30 November) to highlight the key challenges in the agricultural sector, and the 175th RNAA Ball (26 November) which will launch our Opportunities Fund to support education and professional development.
We also invite you to join us for our Harvest Service in collaboration with the Norfolk Young Farmers at Norwich Cathedral.

We look forward to welcoming you to Norfolk Showground for RNAA or Norfolk Showground Limited events.
Please visit our events page for more information about these events.


Thank you once again for your support of the RNAA.

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