The competition brings farming and invention together by encouraging primary school children to use their Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) skills to overcome some of the day-to-day challenges farmers face as they produce food for the nation.
Now in it's second year, schools were challenged to design one of the following:
- A unique clothing product using British wool
- A healthy street food dish which celebrates a British ingredient
- A farming machine for the year 2040
NFU President Minette Batters and NFU Education manager Josh Payne will be available at the exhibition for interviews, as well as children and teachers of the winning schools.
If you would like to attend the exhibition, please email Sm8uUmVjdG9yQG5mdS5vcmcudWs=.