Please note, bookings for Supper On Us at Fodder on 24 April have now closed
Farmers are invited to enjoy an informal, social get-together at the next ‘Supper On Us’ event, at Fodder – Great Yorkshire Food Hall on the evening of Tuesday 24 March.
Organised by the Yorkshire Agricultural Society’s Yorkshire Rural Support Network, this get-together is specifically for farmers and members of farming families. Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult.
Our ‘Suppers On Us’ events are held in the spirit of friendship and community and you do not need to be a member of the Yorkshire Agricultural Society to come along and enjoy a meal – on us – and a quiz hosted by the Yorkshire Federation of Young Farmers’ Clubs.
There are no formalities, this is simply a relaxed evening for members of the farming community to enjoy good company over great food. All our guests are made to feel very welcome.
What’s involved?
Entry and supper is FREE, however a £5 reservation fee is required when booking your place. On the night, this fee will be redeemable against purchases at the bar.
The bar will be open from 6.30pm before supper is served at 7pm. The food hall will be open for late night shopping.
Fodder is the only food hall in the North of England to donate all profits back to charity – the Yorkshire Agricultural Society, and the first of only two to do so in England.
It works closely with 400-plus Yorkshire suppliers to champion the region’s farmers and producers, offering exceptional local produce from the likes of Anna’s Happy Trotters, Spilmans, Liddle Lambs, Longley Farm, Spirit of Yorkshire, Harrogate Brewing Company, Side Oven Bakery and many more.
How to book your place
Click on the flyer or button below for a short registration form where you can reserve your place.
Booking your place/s in advance is essential.
Please note: Bookings are open until 12noon on Thursday 19 March to inform catering.
Support is only ever a phone call away
The Yorkshire Agricultural Society is committed to organising events and activities that bring the farming community together as we know that getting off-farm can be a real boost and offer a fresh perspective.
The industry’s farming charities do so much too, so if you are ever feeling low or just need to talk to someone, a wealth of free helplines are available in addition to sources of professional counselling, financial support and practical help that can make a real difference.
Please find below some useful helpline numbers. If you have any questions about our forthcoming supper or would like more information about the Yorkshire Rural Support Network, get in touch by emailing yrsn@yas.co.uk
