Crowds flocked to Easter Bucklyvie Farm, Crossgates, for West Fife Show.
Now in its 257th year, the popular event is a mix of farming tradition, hands-on activities and rural entertainment.
Visitors at this year’s show enjoyed a wide variety of attractions.
These included livestock competitions featuring cattle, sheep, goats and horses.
Farming enthusiasts were able to get up close to a wide range of tractors and machinery, thanks to support from regional dealerships and vintage exhibitors.
There was a packed programme of entertainment, spanning everything from sheep shearing and milking demonstrations to a children’s tractor zone and baby animal tent.
Meanwhile, a dog show delivered an afternoon of wagging tails and thrilled spectators.
Champion of Champions winner, Brian Weatherup and Holstein dairy cow, Parkend Chief Sherri at the West Fife Show in Crossgates. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Rosie Rough waves her flag. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Lucy Wason (13) and Elizabeth Flynn (13) from Kinross enjoy ice creams. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Beth Thomson with the Overall Beef Champion ‘Beath up Beat’ from Hilton Farm in Kelty. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Facepainted fans watch the stunt bike show. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Big beasts in the ring. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Reuben Buchanan (3) from Burntisland in the RHET picture tractor frame. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Harris Paterson (4) from Cowdenbeath enjoys getting close to the sheep. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Scott Wilson performs mountain bike stunts for the crowds. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Beth Fairley from Airdrie performing the Goat Milking Demonstration. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Heavy horse and cart. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Cow cuddles. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Pigs get a well earned feed after the pig race. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Rosie Rough from Kirkcaldy in the Lochgelly Station Fire Engine. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Viewing the sheep. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Erin Sammutt with daughter Sophia Sammutt (4) from Cluny drawing. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Oliver Milne (4) from Dunfermline with his new tractor face paint. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Scott Wilson performs mountain bike stunts for the crowds. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Adam Jeffrey from Dunfermline and the fire hose. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Lauren Beattie from Stirling with the Ewe Lamb, Carlaustan Incredible, Dutch Spotted Sheep. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Heavy horse and cart. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Fashionable John Thomson from Buckhaven with wife Sandra. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Heavy horse and cart. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Ashley Hare from Zoolab demonstrates creepy crawlies to Calan Robertson from Rosyth. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Maya Mole with mum Lara Mole from Crossgates. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
19 Month old Myles with Gordon, Mairi and Brogan Gilfillan. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Demonstration on bee keeping. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Morlich the Sprocker. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Ashley Hare from Zoolab demonstrates creepy crawlies. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Heavy horse and cart. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Kids make butter at the demonstration in the RHET tent. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Crowds enjoy the various tents. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
People watch on as the judging for Champion of Champions. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
46th Fife Scout Group fundraising for summer camp in Austria 2026 but also winning 2nd in the Small Stands in Show competition. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Euan Milne with Reserve Interbreed Champion, Border Leicester Ewe. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Axe throwing. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Rachel Campbell with Champion Goat at the West Fife Show in Crossgates for the Champion of Champions final. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
Things are close at the judging for the Champion of Champions final. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson
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