As well as cattle the show also sees the judging of sheep as well as farm crops and veg.
The popular domestic section contains competitions from handicraft and floral art to cookery and children classes; the skill on show is phenomenal and I always look forward to the 'set recipe' class as this is always popular - this year Cherry Cake - I've never seen SO many cakes in one place!
Imagine judging this lot! |
The show is organised by the Truro Christmas Primestock and Produce Society and I have been on the committee for a number of years now and was show secretary from 2010-2013. This band of cheerful volunteers are incredibly proud (and rightly so) of this splendid show and the work that goes into it continues throughout the year.
After the day of the show (and the clean-up!) the marquee is then used for a local food and craft show which is a great opportunity for a bit more Christmas shopping. If you would like to find out more about the show visit their website here.
Kate
Poltarrow Farm
Self Catering Cottages and Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast in Cornwall