The Farmers Club has a well-earned reputation for producing simply cooked, seasonal, quality British food. A new book to champion the work of Paul Hogben, Head Chef & Director of Food, and his team is due, including sumptuous photography by Jonathan Pollock.
The Harvest issue of the Farmers Club Journal – now arriving with members – also reports on a joint seminar with the British Crop Production Council, which highlighted the potential for novel breeding technologies to boost farm productivity – regulations permitting.
Further articles explore the crucial issue of farm succession planning to smooth the farm’s transition to the next generation, and a poignant insight into the thorny issue of engaging the attention of city-dwellers, especially the next generation.
A host of wonderful Club Events are reported on, including a wide range of Summer Events, plus the very successful Club to Country initiative, which engaged with almost 7% of the membership this summer.
Further content includes:
- Under 30s Meet-a-Member profile
- Club News
- 3 Whitehall Court entrance works
- Golf mid-term report
- Agri-Tech in figures
- Poetry of the land
- Club Christmas Cards
- Chef’s page - sampling Champagne
- Under 30s Summer Cocktail Evening
Finally, the Journal details a host of events planned for the rest of the year and early 2020, including the Club’s Annual Harvest Festival and Supper at the Club afterwards (8 Oct) and Cirque du Soleil at the Royal Albert Hall (24 Jan).
The full issue can be viewed here.
For more information on all the Club’s events see the Events page.
To become a member of the Club visit our Membership page.