An Introduction to the Agricultural PortfolioOur portfolio brings together two of the leading brands in the agricultural sector. Farmers Guardian and Dairy Farmer as well as farmersguardian.com offer a cost effective way of communicating with the key decision-makers and big spenders in this market. Farmers Guardian addresses all the contemporary issues facing agriculture on a weekly basis through its in-depth news reporting and programme of special supplements and initiatives. Dairy Farmer, with its in-depth coverage of all aspects of milk production, provides essential monthly reading for all British dairy farmers. In addition, our website delivers a vast array of promotional platforms from banners and skyscrapers to sponsored videos and webinars. Having recently undergone a major facelift, the site now offers even more opportunities to showcase your brands, products and services. And with low cost entry points, the web offers those with tighter budgets an effective way to reach the farming community. There is truly an advertising opportunity for everyone, which should make farmersguardian.com an important consideration for any media buyer targeting British farmers. Our portfolio of print, online and face-to-face will help you reach both existing and potential customers who are making key buying decisions every day. Farmers Guardian, Dairy Farmer and farmersguardian.com will drive and deliver the response you need. |
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To view and download the files below, click on the relevant link. All the files are presented in .PDF format. You will need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed to view the media packs. If you don't have this, click here to download. View the FG ABC certificate Jan-Dec 2011 |
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Media Packs 2013 |
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Features Lists 2013
>>> Click here to download the FG Classified Features List 2013
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Online Media Pack 2012 |
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Dairy Farmer Information Pack 2013 >>> Click here to download the Dairy Farmer Information Pack 2013 |
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Arable Farmer Sales Brochure 2013 |


BETTER late than never is a phrase which seems oddly appropriate when applied to British farming at the moment.




