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HARD SELL: Farmers of the future

November 26th, 2021 3:00 PM

Ardfield NS pupils, Erik Appelbe (4th class) and his sister Alice (2nd class) at the recent Hereford Youth Development Show at Tullamore. Trained by their dad John, they are the fifth consecutive generation of Appelbes to show pedigree cattle.

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