TFF info graphics - your ideas please
- Thread starter Clive
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Slippery Slope
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How about a picture of something wildlifey such as a bee in a flower rich hedge / margin with a slogan such as 'farmers don't just feed you ' or something to that effect?
During 2018 UK arable farmers planted xxx acres of pollen-rich flowers, creating habitats for the xxx species of bee found in Britians countryside.
Chapelton
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- Castle Douglas
There was a figure quoted the other day about how many hectares of rainforest you needed to fell to produce the equivalent amount of food (beef or cereals etc) as a well managed farm in the UK.
Basically, supporting productive and sustainable agriculture in the UK has a far lesser environmental impact than exporting our food production. Sorry I can’t be more detailed but given the impact of the Lidl advert at Christmas with the orangutang it might hit home with the general public.
Basically, supporting productive and sustainable agriculture in the UK has a far lesser environmental impact than exporting our food production. Sorry I can’t be more detailed but given the impact of the Lidl advert at Christmas with the orangutang it might hit home with the general public.
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- Hammerwich
We have a couple similar to that in the pipeline - they are a great message. Its all the things farmers do that don't get recognition that are great to highlight.
Cab-over Pete
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- Kenilworth, Warwickshire
How about something like:
Next time you’re in a plane, look at our beautiful land and ask why it looks so rich and diverse? Farmers care so you can enjoy.
Or maybe
What’s that smell? It’s yours!! British Farming makes use of YOUR waste to produce world class food, safely and reliably.
Or
xxx thousand tonnes of British grain are used each year to produce biofuels to power clean engines. Healthy crops = cleaner air.
What about?....
No part of a meat producing animal goes to waste. From fuels to fertiliser, handbags to home insulation, livestock provide us with essential materials.
Maybe this...
Two pints of lager and a packet of crisps? Thank British farmers for your night out.
I’m on a roll now...
Quit your moaning snowflake twunt, get a bacon sandwich down yer neck and be lucky you’re not starving.
Ok.... running a bit short now!
Next time you’re in a plane, look at our beautiful land and ask why it looks so rich and diverse? Farmers care so you can enjoy.
Or maybe
What’s that smell? It’s yours!! British Farming makes use of YOUR waste to produce world class food, safely and reliably.
Or
xxx thousand tonnes of British grain are used each year to produce biofuels to power clean engines. Healthy crops = cleaner air.
What about?....
No part of a meat producing animal goes to waste. From fuels to fertiliser, handbags to home insulation, livestock provide us with essential materials.
Maybe this...
Two pints of lager and a packet of crisps? Thank British farmers for your night out.
I’m on a roll now...
Quit your moaning snowflake twunt, get a bacon sandwich down yer neck and be lucky you’re not starving.
Ok.... running a bit short now!
Cab-over Pete
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- Location
- Kenilworth, Warwickshire
On a similar note to @delilah
The UKs most popular pastime, angling, depends on clean, healthy waterways, fed from Britain’s farmland.
Or
Xx amount of species numbers are on the rise thanks to the efforts of British farmers and growers.
(Ok, so this may not be thousands, but focus on the positive)
The UKs most popular pastime, angling, depends on clean, healthy waterways, fed from Britain’s farmland.
Or
Xx amount of species numbers are on the rise thanks to the efforts of British farmers and growers.
(Ok, so this may not be thousands, but focus on the positive)
Cab-over Pete
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- Kenilworth, Warwickshire
Dozens of rare breed farm animals have been saved by British farmers who care about their heritage. It’s not all about profit.
Since the formation of the Rare breeds Survival Trust in 1973, not a single breed of UK livestock has been lost.
Cab-over Pete
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- Location
- Kenilworth, Warwickshire
British farmers spends billions of pounds each year on British inputs. Happy to support British industry and jobs, supporting each other.
Cab-over Pete
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- Location
- Kenilworth, Warwickshire
British farms host tens of thousands of school child visits every year, all free of charge and vital in educating and inspiring the UKs kids.
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- Hammerwich
@delilah and @Cab-over Pete should have been at our brainstorming session this afternoon! Top work.
Cab-over Pete
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- Location
- Kenilworth, Warwickshire
One lump or two? Britain produces its own sugar if you look for it, saving millions of miles of transport from abroad.
Hundreds of care farms throughout the UK use interaction with livestock to provide therapeutic support for children and adults with a wide range of physical and mental disability.
Cab-over Pete
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- Kenilworth, Warwickshire
Hell, we’re good. 