Did you know?
- The Montgomery Federation was launched on the 24th January 1938. Calf Clubs and Young Farmers’ Clubs had existed in their own right before this date but without a County Federation.
- The first County Rally was held in 1943.
- The YFC year 1954 - 1955 saw the highest number of clubs and members ever seen in the County with 29 Clubs and 1,196 members!
- The First County Eisteddfod was held in Llanfair Caereinion in 1950.
- As well as all the active YFC’s we know today, there used to be clubs based in the following villages;
| Kerry YFC |
Carno YFC |
| Breddin YFC |
Oakley Park YFC |
| Clywedog YFC |
Machynlleth YFC |
| Llanwnog YFC |
Brooks& District YFC |
| Leighton YFC |
Churchstoke YFC |
| Llandinam YFC |
Bettws Cedewain YFC |
| Adfa & Cefn Coch YFC |
Robert Owen YFC |
| Llanrhaeadr YFC |
Penybont Fawr & District YFC |
| Vale of Banw SchoOl YFC |
Meifod YFC |
| Pontdolgoch YFC |
Llansanffraid YFC |
| Llanfihangel YFC |
Churchstoke & Montgomery YFC |
- The oldest active club in Montgomery is Four Crosses YFC which was born in 1933.
For more information on the History of the Federation please contact the County Office.
