On his popular breakfast show, Radio One host Greg James gave this year's 24 Hours in Farming two shoutouts.Ìý
He said: "Big up all the farmers today and every day. We'd be dead without you."
Mr James then gave a further shoutout and said he supports the industry and mentioned the hashtag #farm24, before joking about being quoted on ²ÝÁñÉçÇø Guardian's social channels.Ìý
Sara Cox, who hosts BBC Radio Two's morning show also gave #farm24 praise.Ìý
Ms Cox, who is from a farming family in Bolton, has spoken of her support for the farming sector in the past and gave the campaign a shoutout last year too.Ìý
TV chef Matt Tebbutt backs British farmers for #farm24 - "²ÝÁñÉçÇø work hard for little gain"
This year's 24 Hours in FarmingÌý
The campaign, which aims to showcase what happens in farming for a full 24 hours, kicked off at 5am (July 30) and will finish at 5am on July 31.Ìý
Hundred of farmers have already taken to social media to share their stories across various platforms.Ìý
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Today marks , and I've been lucky enough to see first-hand the extraordinary work of Britain's farmers.
— Stephen Morgan MP (@StephenMorganMP)
Our farmers work every single day of the year to feed the nation and care for our countryside 🌾🚜




















