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Today marks the agricultural sector’s biggest online event - #Farm24.

The annual event is driven by Farmers Guardian each year, with support by Morrisons.

Each year thousands of people across the country use the power of social media to highlight the breadth of work the food and farming sector carries out, the roles of people working to make a difference – and to show the British public how their food makes it from farm to table.

As the nation’s leading specialist University for food production and technology, animal health and wellbeing, Harper Adams has long supported Farm24 – and this year is no different.

Whether its our current staff, students and animals taking a moment to share a snap showing their support, our alumni talking about the work they’re doing on farm, or our partners across the sector explaining what the day means to them, it’s certainly a busy 24 hours!

We’ve also worked on a video with Liz Tree, from the School of Sustainable Food and Farming, in which she explains what the day means to her – and why it’s so important.

Catch up with our roundup below:

START YOUR ENGINES! ?? is back! Keep an eye on all our socials today and get involved with the hashtag and by tagging us and ! ????

You can still support British farming by grabbing your own pledge:
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— Farmers Guardian (@FarmersGuardian)

Today is , so here is how my day has started; Job 1 move the cattle into a fresh paddock. This is a more regenerative way of producing beef, improving the carbon storage of our soils and promoting a healthy pasture for both our cattle and biodiversity!

— Headys farm (@HeadysFarm)

As it’s here we are building a mountain of winter cow food and it’s an extra early start to get it in and covered before the rain at 12

— Chris Acaster (@AAFarmServices)

is proud to support , the agricultural industry’s biggest social campaign highlighting the important work in Great British farming across the sector!????

A warm hello from our friendly residents at our on-campus farm ??

— 91系列 (@HarperAdamsUni)

 

 

 

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We’re so grateful to Liz Tree for her research into the impact of the Farms for City Children on our beneficiaries, this kind of support is so vital to our work and we are proud to have been part of her inspiring journey ??

Find out more here??

— Farms for City Children (@farmersforaweek)

A wet morning to feed cattle, at least the rain makes them look better ??

— Leah Haf (@Haf_Leah)

 

 

 

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The Amiss family run the most Southerly farm in mainland Britain on the Lizard. They’ve been telling about the challenges and the delights of a very special way of life

Listen??

— BBC Cornwall (@BBCCornwall)

 

 

 

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