Enter the 2025 Farmers Weekly photo competition
Farmers Weekly’s 2025 Photography Competition has already received an incredible number of stunning entries – but there’s still time for you to share your best images of rural life before the deadline on Friday 21 November 2025.
The annual competition celebrates the beauty and diversity of all things agriculture.
Photographers are invited to share their photos of the countryside and farming through the seasons – images that celebrate aspects of rural life through your lens.
See also: Farmers Weekly Photography Competition 2025
Entries are welcome across seven categories:
- Landscapes
- Livestock
- Machinery
- People
- Vintage Kit
- Wildlife
- Young Photographer.
The new Vintage Kit category highlights the classic machinery and tools that have stood the test of time.
The competition is open to amateur photographers only, and there’s no limit to how many images can be submitted.
Three top shots from each category will be published in the bumper Farmers Weekly Christmas edition on 19 December 2025, with the overall winner and two runners-up, announced in the new year, sharing a £500 cash prize pot.
Further details and entry information are available on the Farmers Weekly Photo Competition page.
For some inspiration, take a look at a few of the entries we have had so far.
Young photographer
© Oscar Jeffreys
Young photographer OscarJeffreys submitted this shot of a cocker spaniel on the back of a Can-Am 650.
People
© Amber Bennett
This shot, taken by Amber Bennett, shows granddad being treated to a cup of tea by his grandson during harvest time.
“Farmers are heroes, maybe not to the government but to little boys and girls who love and adore them.
“No matter what time they get home, how rough their hands are, how bad their day has been, they are still loved by those they work so hard for,” says Amber.
Wildlife
© Sorcha Lewis
Sorcha Lewis submitted this spectacular image of two frogs.
“The pond this year was bubbling with frogs and gave plenty of opportunity to photograph them. It was good fun taking some time to watch the spectacular moment when the pond is full of spring life,” Sorcha says.
Landscapes
© Amy Louise
Amy Louise put forward this stunning shot of Misty the dog checking out the perfect rainbow.
Livestock
© Debbie Tucker
Debbie Tucker shone a light on a flock of sheep in this shot.
Vintage kit
© Kerry Adams
While admiring the countryside views at a ploughing match this autumn, Kerry Adams captured two green Fordsons.
“I spotted the two green Fordsons next to each other as the ploughmen had stopped for a tea break. I’ve always loved a Fordson and a good country view,” she says.
Machinery
© James Holbeche
James Holbeche took this action shot of harvesting in the Wiltshire countryside.