Isuzu UK is proud to announce a new partnership with the National Federation of Young Farmers’ Clubs (NFYFC), a leading organisation dedicated to supporting young people in agriculture and the countryside across England and Wales. As part of this collaboration, Isuzu has provided the latest highest-range D-Max V-Cross model to NFYFC’s Chair, Drew Bailey, who leads the NFYFC Council representing more than 23,000 young farmers.
NFYFC is currently engaged in various initiatives and projects aimed at empowering young farmers in the agricultural and farming sectors. Drew Bailey, NFYFC Chair, expressed, “NFYFC is committed to supporting young farmers through a wide range of activities to foster growth and development within the industry.”
NFYFC emphasises the significance of education and skill development. The organisation offers competition programs with 30 national finals, providing young farmers with invaluable skills and experiences.
Commenting on the collaboration with Isuzu, Drew Bailey shared, “Our renewed partnership with Isuzu is a testament to our shared commitment to empowering young people. Isuzu’s ‘Driven to Do’ motto aligns perfectly with our mission.”
Isuzu UK’s Head of Marketing, George Wallis, expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, stating, “We are thrilled to collaborate with NFYFC and support the next generation of farmers. The Isuzu D-Max is outstanding in its field and our partnership with NFYFC, including sponsoring the YFC Supporter of the Year at the YFC Achiever Awards, allows us to celebrate the unsung heroes who make a difference in the lives of young farmers.”
Highlighting the benefits of Isuzu’s pick-ups for young farmers, Drew Bailey remarked, “The Isuzu D-Max is an ideal tool in the farming environment due to its towing capacity and reliability. It enables young farmers to efficiently carry out day-to-day routines on the farm. “Describing the D-Max, he chose three words: “Tough, Durable, and Reliable.”
The partnership between Isuzu UK and NFYFC signifies a shared commitment to empowering young farmers and fostering growth within the agricultural industry.
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