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At SEVAC we like to communicate with our members so we produce a monthly newsletter and our magazine "The Agriculturalist". These are both full of content about the club, coming events and the results of recent competitions etc . Both are greatly supported by members who also have their say in the form of letters, comments and idea's for the future.

Membership

Benefits of Membership. 

  • Access to the combined knowledge of the clubs members.
  • Regular meetings though the winter.
  • Club organised “Working Weekends”.
  • Access to the clubs stand at various rallies.
  • Club organised events, ploughing practice days, Road Runs etc.
  • Club Magazine “The Agriculturalist”.[1]
  • Monthly Newsletters.[2]
  • Reduced cost of entry in the Clubs Ploughing Match.[3]

The Old Codger

Cost of Membership: 

Membership is open to anyone with an interest in working vintage agricultural machinery.
Membership runs from 1st April – at 31st March and currently costs £16 per year. Membership is for a “family” and covers up to two adults living at the same address. Normally we offer “extended membership” to those joining between the end of November an the end of March, where membership from the date of joining to the end of March the following year is just £20! An Ideal Christmas present for anyone with an interest in the subject!
The club also wishes to attract younger members, and as such is currently offering a year’s membership free to youngsters between the ages of 12 & 18, when this has elapsed we are currently offering renewed “junior membership” for just £5 per year!
For further information on membership please use the membership information form on our contact page



Ploughing Matches

We frequently organise ploughing matches. These are enjoyed by all our members, who try to attend even if they don't take part. There are strict rules to ensure that all who enter stand an equal chance of winning, these must be adhered to. To view the rules and guidelines please click the links below.

Vintage Ploughing Rules and Regulations
Vintage Ploughing Guidelines

 

 


Links

Below is a list of links to other related websites that you may find interesting.
If you would like to add your site to this list click here and send your details (site address, your contact email address), we will review it and add the link.

  • www.greyfergie.co.uk - One of our members has rescued and restored a couple of Ferguson TE20's. This is their story.
     


[1] Peter Love (of Tractor & Machinery fame was a previous Editor of our Club Magazine “The Agriculturalist”, as was Tony Claire, author of “Ransomes and their tractor share ploughs” (available from Old Pond Publishing). 

[2] The Newsletter contains news of meetings, rallies, and frequent “Wanted” & “For Sale” adverts, which are free to members, we will also include “For Sale” adverts free to private advertisers, subject to sufficient room in the newsletter – if we feel they may be of interest to our members. Newsletters are also exchanged with two other Clubs, “Kent Group N.V.T.E.C.” & “Garden Of England Group N.V.T.E.C.” 

[3] The Club is affiliated with the Society of Ploughmen, and winners of the “Vintage Mounted” & “Vintage Trailed” classes are eligible for entry into the “Sussex County Ploughing Championships”. Novices are welcome, and may be assisted by an experienced ploughman, and as such are not eligible for the “County Championships”.