- Share why you Back British Farming and nominate 3 others to do the same on social media.
- Create your own content that tells your British farming story and use the hashtag #BackBritishFarmingDay
- Send in your videos. This can be a series of clips that we can edit on your behalf. Video ideas include:
- A day in the life. This can involve talking to the camera and showing snippets of your day on the farm.
- You talking to the camera about one aspect of your farm and explaining it. Be sure to include clips of what you are talking about to keep it interesting.
- Explanation video’s, like this one.
- Telling people why you love being a British farmer.
Send in your videos
If you have video clips you’d like to send us, please email socialmedia@nfu.org.uk and we will send you a file transfer link to upload your videos to. Please do not send video clips via email.
If you’d rather post from your own account, remember to tag us on the following accounts:
- Facebook – @NFUOnline
- Instagram – @NFUCountryside and @NFULife
- TikTok – @BackBritishFarming_
- Twitter – @NFUTweets
Don’t forget to use #BackBritishFarmingDay
What is the wheatsheaf pin badge?
The wheatsheaf badge is representative of the celebratory spirit of Back British Farming Day. Members of Parliament will wear the badge in PMQs (Prime Minister’s Questions) to demonstrate their support for British farmers.
It’s made of wheat sourced from farms in the spectacular countryside of Shropshire, and wool from Devon’s Blue Face Leicester sheep which has been spun and dyed blue and red specifically to celebrate British food and farming.
The badge is emblematic of all that British farmers and growers deliver for rural communities and the nation, producing climate-friendly food while also caring for our cherished landscapes, providing sustainable and natural fibres for clothing and insulation, producing renewable energy and much more.
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