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Farmers Guardian Farmers Guardian magazine on Facebook. Farmers Guardian, informing and supporting Britain’s farmers for over 170 years.

Since 1844, we’ve reported on progress and change in farming – our earliest issues covered the repeal of the Corn Laws – and today, we’re using technology to transform how we provide news, information and advice to our readers. IN 2016, FARMERS GUARDIAN BECAME A MAGAZINE
The new look Farmers Guardian news content is even harder-edged and drills down in to what political decisions and wider events

really mean for farmers and their businesses. We analyse the big issues affecting agriculture, as well as showcasing the innovation which is transforming the industry. With a quarterly or annual subscription, you can have the paper delivered direct to your door every week – and save money on the regular cover price, too. As a subscriber, you also receive exclusive access to VIP Member content online at FGInsight.com, which includes a free App version of the paper every week so you can read Farmers Guardian wherever and whenever suits you.

The new Mr & Mrs! 👀📸 mikesqw
24/07/2025

The new Mr & Mrs! 👀

📸 mikesqw

Farming's Baroness Minette Batters supports 🇬🇧 Speaking at the Great Yorkshire Show on behalf of The Farming Community...
23/07/2025

Farming's Baroness Minette Batters supports 🇬🇧 Speaking at the Great Yorkshire Show on behalf of The Farming Community Network, Minette Batters urged everyone to keep their eyes open for people and be there for our fellow farmers. This is exactly what aims to do.

We bring the farming community together and show what British farming actually looks like. 👇
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Morrisons Farming CAN

❗Farm leaders have accused Government of being 'deaf, blind and indifferent' to how Inheritance Tax changes could destro...
22/07/2025

❗Farm leaders have accused Government of being 'deaf, blind and indifferent' to how Inheritance Tax changes could destroy the fabric of rural life and family farm businesses across the UK.

CLA president Victoria Vyvyan, reacting to the publication of the Government's Inheritance Tax draft legislation and impact assessment report, said she was deeply concerned the Treasury has failed to realise how reforms to Agricultural Property Relief and Business Property Relief could cause long-term economic 'damage' in the UK.

READ MORE: https://www.farmersguardian.com/news/4516662/iht-draft-legislation-gov-incapable-listening-farmers

🗣️ TELL US! 👉 Our next edition of the Crop It Like It's Hot podcast launches this weekend, and we are on the hunt for th...
22/07/2025

🗣️ TELL US! 👉 Our next edition of the Crop It Like It's Hot podcast launches this weekend, and we are on the hunt for the best harvest dinner!

Whether you've eaten it in the tractor or in the combine, send us a voice note detailing who you are, where you farm and what is involved in your favourite harvest meal.

Send your voice note via Whatsapp to 07831318194 by Wednesday morning to be included in the next podcast.

PROUD TO SUPPORT BRITISH FARMERS 👏🇬🇧For the first time ever, Morrisons' Chuckle Eggs range will proudly bear this year's...
22/07/2025

PROUD TO SUPPORT BRITISH FARMERS 👏🇬🇧

For the first time ever, Morrisons' Chuckle Eggs range will proudly bear this year's logo. 🎉

In a bid to celebrate 10 years of FG's epic event, 24 Hours in Farming, this year connecting to consumers and showcasing the value of British farmers is more important than ever.

Find out more about the campaign and how you can get involved. 👇
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Morrisons Chippindale Foods Farming CAN

🟡 FARM SAFETY WEEK 🟡It is and Stephanie Berkeley, Manager of the Farm Safety Foundation - Yellow Wellies, has given he...
22/07/2025

🟡 FARM SAFETY WEEK 🟡

It is and Stephanie Berkeley, Manager of the Farm Safety Foundation - Yellow Wellies, has given her top 5 tips to improve farm safety. 👇

1. A Tidy Yard is a Safe Yard
Slips and trips cause 23% of non-fatal farm injuries every year so keep walkways clear, tools stored and surfaces clean. A tidy yard isn’t just nice, it can be life-changing.

2. Slow Down to Stay Safe
68% of UK farmers say rushing is the biggest reason for not working safely so take your time - cutting corners can cost more than just time.

3. Take a Break
You wouldn’t overwork your tractor so why push yourself past your limits? Rested farmers make safer decisions.

4. Stop. Think. Act.
Before any task, ask:
What could go wrong?
Who could get hurt?
How bad could it be?
How can I prevent it?

And of course…
5. Who Would Fill Your Boots?
If something happened to you today, who would carry on? Think about them and then work safely for them.

Stay Safe. 💛

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Farmers Guardian, informing and supporting Britain’s farmers for over 175 years. Since 1844, we’ve reported on progress and change in farming – our earliest issues covered the repeal of the Corn Laws – and today, we’re using technology to transform how we provide news, information and advice to our readers.

IN 2016, FARMERS GUARDIAN BECAME A MAGAZINE

The new-look Farmers Guardian news content is even harder-edged and drills down into what political decisions and wider events really mean for farmers and their businesses. We analyse the big issues affecting agriculture, as well as showcasing the innovation which is transforming the industry.

With a monthly, quarterly or annual subscription, you can have it delivered direct to your door every week – and save money on the regular cover price, too. As a subscriber, you also receive exclusive access to VIP Member content online at FGInsight.com, which includes a free App version of the magazine every week so you can read Farmers Guardian wherever and whenever suits you.