Bring Home the Harvest: write a new festival song Our Bring Home the Harvest competition is gathering pace. The National Farmers" Union (NFU) has become the latest organisation to pledge their support. In addition, Love British Food, in association with the National Federation of Young Farmers Clubs and the Scouts and the Girls Brigade, has announced that Professor Paul Mealor, who composed the music for the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton, will be the lead judge for a children's competition to find a new harvest anthem. To enter, complete the entry form. Add a 500-word description of your harvest celebration, including at least two quotes from people attending the events, and up to three clear photographs of your harvest celebration. If you have any problems accessing the online entry form, email life@telegraph.co.uk. Alternatively, entries can be posted to: Bring Home the Harvest competition, c/o The Sunday Telegraph Life, 111 Buckingham Palace Road, London SW1W 0DT. Full terms and conditions for the competition appear on telegraph.co.uk/ harvest Your harvest celebration must take place during British Food Fortnight (September 21-October 6, 2013). We are giving you plenty of time to plan and to start growing. Entries for events taking place the week beforehand (September 14-20), however, will be permitted. The closing date for entries is Thursday October 10, 2013. Judging will take place on October 17. The overall winner and two runners-up will be announced in Life on Sunday October 27, 2013. We would love to receive regular updates on how plans for your harvest festival are coming along, whether it's a community vegetable planting day in late spring, apple picking and cider pressing or pumpkin growing. Email pictures and messages to life@telegraph.co.uk. The best entries will be published as part of our build-up coverage to British Food Fortnight. Find out more about the Love British Food campaign