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2026 BGAJ Agricultural Journalism Awards open for entry

By 28th July 2026No Comments
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This year’s BGAJ Agricultural Journalism Awards – which recognise the best in British written and broadcast agricultural journalism – are now open for entries.

Sponsored again by ABP, the awards will be judged by a panel of leading industry figures and previous winners.

Divided into three categories: ArableGrassland and Livestock; and Environment and Rural Affairs, ABP will be generously funding a £1950 prize fund for this year’s awards with £500 for each winner of the three categories and £150 for each runner up in the three categories.

As an added bonus, ABP will also invite winners and runners ups to a celebratory awards lunch.

Part of the ABP Food Group, ABP UK specialises in the supply and development of award-winning British and Irish beef and lamb products for retail, foodservice and wholesale.

Phil Hambling, ABP’s Director of Agriculture said:

“The community of agricultural journalists and communicators is an often-hidden part of our sector and their role in communicating what’s important to farmers and growers is crucial.

“Our team at ABP has immense respect for the work that they all do and it’s a great privilege to sponsor the awards and to recognise the best of broadcast and print journalism.

“We look forward to joining everyone at the Guild’s Harvest Lunch on October 8, 2026 when the awards will be presented, and welcoming winners and runners up to a celebratory lunch with us thereafter.”

Entries should have been published or broadcast in Great Britain between August 1, 2025 and July 31, 2026 and are limited to one entry per Guild member per category. Nominations will be accepted from third parties, such as an editor or producer.

To enter, please use the relevant entry form by no later than Friday, 21 August 2026.


Harvest Lunch 2026

Our annual harvest celebration is the perfect opportunity to catch up with friends, colleagues and network with other agricultural communicators.