Thousands of people attended the Royal Welsh Agricultural Winter Fair.
The event at the Showground in Llanelwedd was a success, with visitors enjoying two days of festive fun, competitions, and industry showcases.
The second day of the fair was packed with activities, including demonstrations, auctions, and shopping.
The event was bigger than ever before, with a wide variety of food and retail stalls.
More than 2,000 school children and students attended the fair over the two days, benefiting from free entry for organised school trips and reduced rates for further and higher education groups.
The primary school theme this year was 'Ein Dŵr/Our Water,' providing an educational experience for the children.
Workshops were led by Welsh Water, The Army, educator Phillip Cressey, and The Big Science Project.
Popular YouTube star Tom Pemberton, known for his channel Tom Pemberton’s Farm Life, presented certificates to schools that took part and shared insights about water use on his dairy farm.
He also helped judge the sausage competition in the Meat Products section and met fans at the Show Shop.
The livestock competitions were a highlight of the fair, with record-breaking entries.
The Supreme Cattle Champion was a Limousin-sired heifer named Twilight, bred by Tecwyn Jones of Caer Gwrli, Anglesey, which sold for £8,500.
The Supreme Sheep Champion was a pair of Beltex lambs from E.F. Gittoes & Son of Bryndu Farm, Powys, which sold for £650.
The single and pair titles in the Pig Championships were awarded to Myrddin James of Dolaeron, Ceredigion's Pietrain x Welsh pigs, with the single selling for £400 and the pair for £350.
The Supreme Horse Champion was Coedwigddu Princess Rosia, a Section D Welsh Cob, from S.James of Brynlluan, Carmarthenshire.
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The Best Overall Tradestand Award was presented to ‘Wales Perfumery’.
Winter Fair Director, William Hanks, said: "This year’s event has been a huge success.
"Despite severe weather leading up to the fair, visitor numbers have been strong, and there has been a fantastic sense of camaraderie on the showground.
"We are deeply grateful to everyone who contributed to this event's success.
"From our volunteers and stewards to the exhibitors and sponsors, your support ensures the Winter Fair remains a cherished tradition.
"We look forward to welcoming everyone back to next year’s events."
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