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Great British Farmers
Celebrating and promoting the British Farming Industry
About Great British Farmers
Our Mission
Great British Farmers is a nationwide group of farmers committed to communicating the message of sustainable local farming in the UK. We come and talk to a wide variety of audiences from schools, NGO's through to corporate and government organisations.
Topics include healthy eating, food supply chain and security, food provenance, growing & cooking and just general life on the farm. Let's back British together, on our bellies!
The biggest voices in British Farming
Our Speakers
Take a look through some of our wonderful farmers who are advocates for the food supply chain and farming.
Gareth Wyn Jones
Welsh hill farmer, local food and farming campaigner and social media content creator with 4.9m followers and 1bn+ total views.
His family have farmed for over 350 years and Gareth continues to 'live the dream'.
Charlotte Ashley
Charlotte, along with husband Roy, have a mixed farm in Cumbria. Moving from being a carer in Preston, moved into rural life 15 years ago. She works full time on the farm and is the co-presenter of The Wilson & Ashley Podcast — where no farming topic is off limits!
Instagram: 34K Followers
Tik Tok: 110K Followers
Rebecca Wilson
Rebecca is the fifth generation on their mixed family farm in the Vale of York. They are especially proud of their consistent focus on soil health and sustainability.
As well as her daily farm responsibilities, she is a social media content creator and co-host of The Wilson & Ashley Podcast.
In The Times Young Power List 2025.
Instagram: 51K Followers
Kelly Seaton
Kelly and her husband Ed farm 200 pedigree Holsteins on their 175-acre farm. Kelly is not from a farming background, but while growing up in the countryside in Shropshire was always interested in agriculture.
Recently the farm has started hosting school visits, enabling children from primary age upwards to understand what farming is all about.
Steve Evans
Steve was a 4th generation dairy farmer in Pembrokeshire until made the very difficult decision to leave the industry due to suffering at the hands of TB. He still remains a vocal advocate for the industry and now runs a fishery.
Matthew Blair
Matthew and wife Dani (BBC 'This Farm Life') are first generation farmers who are both passionate about showing how amazing farming can be.
They are tenant beef and sheep farmers of over 500 acres in Cumbria, finishing 1000 cattle and 2000 lambs per year.
Alexia is the founder of Love British Food and the national campaign British Food Fortnight, leading national efforts to champion British farmers and promote seasonal, home-grown produce.
Raised in rural Dorset, she has built the campaign into a major voice for British food.
Under her leadership, the organisation has grown into a leading advocate for seasonal, sustainable British food across retail, hospitality, schools and the wider public sector.
Farming Holstein cows alongside beef, sheep and arable on 1400 acres, Charles places great importance on sustainable farming whilst maintaining production levels and high levels of animal welfare.
Charles is passionate about promoting local and seasonal produce with an emphasis on public and environmental health and for the local economy.
By helping people to understand where food comes from, how its produced and the environment cared for by British Farmers, Charles believes we are empowering t
Andrew Wright
Andrew is a dairy farmer from Omagh, Northern Ireland, who runs a 130-hectare family farm and a 180-cow herd.
He is also the founder of FarmTheory Ltd, creating farmer-friendly tech such as GPS guidance and nutrient-mapping tools. His practical innovations and self-taught engineering skills have made him a well-known voice in modern, tech-driven farming.