BUTE Junior Agricultural Club treasurer Chloe Robertson is celebrating after being crowned Clyde and Central Miss Young Farmer 2026.
Chloe represented Bute JAC in the competition and secured the coveted title, earning the opportunity to represent Clyde and Central at the West Competition.
Members of Bute JAC were quick to congratulate Chloe on her success, praising her achievements and involvement with the club.
In a statement on social media, the club said: “We are all so proud of you, Chloe, and all of your achievements within BJAC.”
Chloe said winning the title was an achievement she would remember for years to come, adding: “Winning Clyde and Central Miss Young Farmer is a memory I will cherish forever.
“I am absolutely over the moon with this achievement and feel incredibly honoured to have represented Bute JAC in this competition, it means the world to me.”
The competition also saw Logan Ross from SSS Young Farmers crowned Clyde and Central Mr Young Farmer 2026.
Scott Owen finished second, with Nicole Kinloch taking third place, both representing SSS Young Farmers.
North Argyll Young Farmers also enjoyed success, with Laura MacGregor finishing second and Innes Munro taking third place.
Bute JAC congratulated everyone who took part and thanked the judges for giving up their time to help make the event a successful evening.
The club added: “An amazing achievement from everyone who took part and a massive thank you to the judges for giving up their time and helping make such a great night, congratulations to all.”
