Finalist Sam needs votes to win Fferm Ffactor
Posted 22 November 2011
Former Harper Adams student Sam Carey has reached the final three of Welsh television competition Fferm Ffactor.
Sam, from Rhoshill, near Cardigan is battling to win the prestigious Fferm Ffactor 2011 title and take home the glittering prize, a 4x4 Isuzu Rodeo Denver. He has had to tackle a series of challenges and impress two judges who know a thing or two about farming and countryside management – including Professor Wynne Jones, former Principal of the University College.
The three remaining competitors now need the audience’s help. Their task this week is to create an advert to promote agriculture in Wales which will be uploaded onto https://www.facebook.com/ffermffactor at the end of the programme (9pm, November 23) and they need YOU to vote by clicking ‘like’ on your favourite advert.
The votes will be announced the follwoing week in the final programme when it will be announced who is the winner of Fferm Ffactor 2011.
Sam Carey graduated from Harper Adams in September with a BSc Agriculture degree, and was awarded the Royal Welsh Agricultural Society scholarship during his studies. He spent his placement year working for Waitrose and is a keen boxer, previously making it through to the Welsh Boxing Championships.
Fferm Ffactor
Every Wednesday 20:25, S4C
English and Welsh subtitles
Also, every Friday 22:25 with on-screen English subtitles
Website: s4c.co.uk/ffermffactor
On demand: s4c.co.uk/clic
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