Jubilee Scholarships
Towards the training of younger people in agriculture
Awards of up to £750 towards the cost of a training course, for members of the National Federation of Young Farmers’ Clubs.
- Award
- Up to £750
- For
- Training course costs
- Who
- NFYFC members
- Established
- 2001
The awards go towards the real cost of getting qualified — an artificial insemination course, a BASIS qualification, calf rearing, tree climbing and rescue. Practical training that moves a career on.
Who can apply
- Current members of the National Federation of Young Farmers’ Clubs
- Younger members of the agricultural community
- Applying towards the expenses of a training course
Who has had one
Recent scholars
The best argument for applying is what other people have done with it.
- 2025 Caitlin Smith DIY artificial insemination
- 2025 Jessica Radnor BASIS Integrated Pest Management
- 2025 Nathaniel Watkins DIY artificial insemination
- 2025 Ruby Mae Advanced calf rearing
- 2025 Sam Brookes City & Guilds tree climbing and rescue
Taking it further
Applying
The 2026 application window is now closed. Our congratulations to this year’s scholars. The Clerk’s office can tell you when the next one opens.
Where it came from
During her year as Master in 2001–02, HRH The Princess Royal helped the Company establish a Scholarship Fund, marking both the 50th anniversary of the Farmers Company and Her Late Majesty The Queen’s Golden Jubilee. Awards have been made every year since, apart from 2021 when Covid prevented them.
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