Cycling farmer aims to cover 1,000 miles across Britain for RABI

Nick Bragg, of Frogmary Green Farm, is embarking on an extraordinary cycling challenge alongside a Krone BiG X forager, to raise awareness and funds for the RABI

Chris Brayford
clock • 3 min read
Arable farmer Nick Bragg said he wanted to go one step further by using the forager to 'symbolise the agricultural community's strength and resilience'
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Arable farmer Nick Bragg said he wanted to go one step further by using the forager to 'symbolise the agricultural community's strength and resilience'

A farmer from Somerset has plans to embark on a charity bike-ride for the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution (RABI). Nick Bragg, of Frogmary Green Farm in South Petherton, has announced he will...

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