Liskeard Show 2018 - a great family day out


Cornish Food marquee cookery demonstrations TREWITHEN DAIRY


Sponsored by Trewithen Dairies A


n abundance of food and drink will be on display in the ever so popular Cornish Food marquee. Over 25 stands of local produce will be available for you to sample.


The Cornish Food section has kindly been sponsored by Trewithen Dairies. Bill and Rachel Clarke from Trewithen bring to the Cornish dairy economy far more than just the 25 years they have been at Greymare Farm near Lostwithiel. They’re also bringing the experience of


generations of Cornish Dairy farmers now supplying their company to produce the award- winning Trewithen range of milk, cream, butter and other dairy products available throughout Cornwall, Devon and beyond.


All the farms providing milk for Trewithen come from a 25 mile radius – up to 100,000 litres of milk each day from happy, healthy cows and with sons Francis and George joining the workforce of more than 100, Trewithen has become Cornwall and Devon’s largest bottler of the precious white stuff.


Sponsored by Treyone Kitchens O


nce again Treyone Kitchens have kindly offered their services and products to the Liskeard show.


Treyone has been running as a family business for nearly 40 years making hi-spec contemporary and traditional kitchens at our workshop near


Liskeard. Fronting the workshop at Trebrown (just off the A38 by Castle Motors) is a large showroom where designers Zoe Gething and Bob Clarke are on hand to give all visitors a warm welcome.


Our showroom includes a cross-section of kitchen styles, worktops and appliances.


The demonstrations will be at:- 11am, 1pm & 3pm. For more information on Treyone seewww.treyone.co.uk


Tips, techniques but most


important of all – TASTERS!


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ur Cornish Food Marquee will be staging cookery demonstrations


throughout the day using the very best of local produce contributed by our stallholders. From grass-fed beef, prize winning dairy produce and succulent sausages to fresh- from-the field organic fruit and vegetables, we’ll be cooking up a storm to tickle your taste buds.


The Cornish Food Marquee is once again sponsored by Trewithen Dairy and this year has more new producers than ever, many of whom have recently won highly-coveted Taste of the West awards. We’ll even have this year’s Best New Product from the Cornwall Food & Farming Marquee at the Royal Cornwall Show.


Whatever the weather it’s a great place to do your shopping, find presents and treats and savour the flavours of the best


Young Farmers Club


conservation work, crafts, art, music, photography, management skills, cookery, organising events, charity work, tug-of-war and much, much more, then Young Farmers is the club for you.


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iskeard Young Farmers will be having their own stand at this year’s show which will also include a sheep shearing demonstration by the members. They will also be providing a Bale Wrapping display in the Countryside Area as well as other activities.


You don't have to be a farmer to belong to a Young Farmers' Club, but if you enjoy any of the above, as well as team building, training skills, community and


www.liskeardshow.org


Anyone aged between 10 and 26 years can join a Young Farmers' Club. There are 20 clubs in Cornwall from St Buryan to Stratton and local clubs to the show include: Liskeard, Pelynt, Callington, Landrake, Lostwithiel and Warleggan so there is certain to be a club near you!


Each club is run by the members for the members, with guidance from club leaders and a county team.


Please visit the Cornwall Young Liskeard Show 2018 - a great family day out 13


Farmers website for more information. Please email: office@cornwall yfc.co.uk for more information.


Liskeard Young Farmers Club will also be hosting the end of show Disco and BBQ on the Showground from 8pm – late


of Cornish produce. So please come along and join us and take your seats for our demonstrations starting at 11am, 1pm and 3pm –


we look forward to seeing you!


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