24hoursinfarming
2018 round-up
Latest videos
Social media
We want to know more about a typical working day; producers may also be hosting visits, welcoming consumers, meeting with fellow professionals on-farm, attending meetings, trips or social gatherings.
Bring your posts to life
Including photos and short videos can bring posts to life. In general, they make posts far more appealing and, therefore, more likely to be read, commented on and shared among the general public.
Which platforms to use
You can take part on any social media platform, although Twitter or Facebook are the most popular channels on the day. Simply tag your post #Farm24. Throughout the day, Farmers Guardian will be encouraging engagement by commenting, sharing and collating posts into stories throughout the whole event.Video tips
Try to keep video clips to a maximum of one minute and filmed landscape (rather than portrait). Please post videos directly on social media platforms using #Farm24Latest Articles
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Why Morrisons supports 24 Hours in Farming
Meet the Morrisons producers telling their stories about what they do to help promote British agriculture:
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2018 round-up!
Morrisons partnership continues for 24 Hours in Farming event
2018 - Record breaking year
Latest Videos
The Farmers Guardian video team travel across the UK meeting some of the key farmers supplying their home-grown produce into Morrisons stores. From parsnips to poinsettias, Dartmoor lamb to farmhouse goats cheese, farmers open their gates and tell us more about their businesses.
Farming potatoes on the island of Jersey
Growing 20,000 tonnes of parsnips in Nottingham
Bell Brothers Nurseries in Lincolnshire grow ponsiettas for the festive season
Christmas tree harvest in Scotland
Producing Ale with Black Sheep
Handmade Goat's cheese in Lancashire
Multi coloured peppers on Tangmere Airfield Nurseries
4m tonnes of milk for clotted cream
Morrisons British Meals
Outdoor pig rearing in
30m bedding plants on
Family run dairy farm
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