Farmers' Union of Wales president's chosen charity - Cancer Research Wales - is a winner thanks to a national children's competition organised by the union to design a Christmas card with a farming theme which attracted hundreds of entries.
A selection of cards will form a colourful centrepiece to the FUW's stand at the Royal Welsh Winter Fair in Builth Wells on November 26 and 27 where the public will be able to purchase the winners' cards in packs of 10 for £5 with the proceeds going to Cancer Research Wales.
The cards are also available to buy from FUW county offices throughout Wales or by mail order from the union's head office in Aberystwyth.
FUW president Emyr Jones said: "The competition was a roaring success, attracting hundreds of entries from across Wales. The standard was very high and presented the judges with a tough task when it came to choosing the winners.
"I would like to thank every single child who entered the competition and to tell them that without their participation the contest would not have been such a success. I would also like to express my gratitude to the staff at the schools up and down the country that assisted the FUW in the running of the competition.
"It gave children in urban and rural areas of Wales an opportunity to connect with the farming industry and express their thoughts in a creative and colourful way. I believe it is vital that we as farmers maintain a strong link with young people so that they understand the way that food is produced in this country."
The competition was split into two categories - English and Welsh designs. The Welsh category was won by 10-year-old Gwenllian Evans, a pupil at Narberth CP School. Her winning design depicted a comical Christmas sheep grazing on a hill beneath fluffy white clouds.
The winner of the English category was nine-year-old Hannah Griffiths, a pupil at Bigyn Primary School, Llanelli, whose winning picture showed sheep and pigs during a starry winter's night on a hill topped with Christmas trees.
Both win a £30 gift voucher for themselves, a packet of the cards depicting their design and a £50 cheque for their school.
The judging panel also decided to make a last-minute, highly-commended award to 10-year-old Gracie-Lou Randles, a pupil at Narberth CP School, as they were delighted with her design of a Christmas ewe. She will also receive a £30 gift voucher for herself.