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#FARM24 is back and we need you to help spread farming's message further

Farming's biggest digital campaign returns for 2023 and we need your help to make it bigger and better than before.Ìý

Emily Ashworth
Digital Editor
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Make sure you support this year's #farm24
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Make sure you support this year's #farm24

24 Hours in Farming, more commonly known as #FARM24, celebrates the role of UK farmers to consumers as the nation's most trusted food producers and guardians of the countryside.Ìý

Supported by Morrisons, farmers and industry professionals will take to social media on 5am, August 3 - 5am, August 4, and share what a typical day in agriculture can look like.

The event is further supported by MPs, professional sportspeople, celebrities and chefs.

This is your opportunity to show the world what you do, how you do it and why and showcase why the farming industry is one to proud of.

Simply download the dedicated #Farm24 pledge and share on your social media platforms you will supporting the campaign and taking part on the day.

For more information and to download the pledge visit FARM24.

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