Exclusive tree offer for Midlands farmers

13 December 2025

Environment and climate
An oak tree and two smaller trees in the countryside

The NFU is working with the Woodland Trust on another tree giveaway, providing farmers across the Midlands with complimentary tree packs. The trees are funded by Lloyds Bank. 

In January 2026, we will be offering free tree packs for members in five Midlands counties.

Each species has been specially selected by the Woodland Trust to suit a variety of farmland in the counties covered by the offer. This offer is for our active farmer and grower members.

What's on offer?

There are 50 packs up for grabs per county and are available on a first come, first served basis.

The tree species selected are suitable for the geographic areas. The following species have been identified for each county:

  • Worcestershire: Pedunculate Oak, Hornbeam, Silver Birch, Wild Cherry, Hazel 
  • Nottinghamshire: Crab Apple, Silver Birch, Wild Cherry, Field Maple, Hawthorn
  • Lincolnshire: Pedunculate Oak, Small-Leaved Lime, Wild Cherry, Silver Birch, Field Maple
  • Shropshire: Sessile Oak, Small-leaved Lime, Wild Cherry, Field Maple, Hazel
  • Staffordshire: Pedunculate Oak, Rowan, Silver Birch, Wild Cherry and Field Maple

Claiming your free pack

Use the form below to claim your pack. You will receive a confirmation email and a reminder from the NFU prior to collection. You must live in the county the collection point is in and be an NFU farmer & grower member.

Please tell us the best email address to contact you on

Please tell us the best number to contact you on. We will only contact you if there is an issue regarding your collection.

Tree packs are supplied as standard with 1.2m Tubex guards and stakes. If deer are not an issue, then you can choose to have 75cm spirals and canes for protection against small mammals. You can also choose to have no protection at all if you have leftover guards from previous projects that can be used. Use the drop down options below to tell us what guards, if any, you require.

Pick-up points

NFU Midlands and Woodland Trust staff will be at the following locations helping to load up your trees and stakes: 

  • Nottinghamshire, 21 January, 9am-1pm at Newark Showground, Lincoln Road, Coddington, NG24 2NY
  • Staffordshire, 27 January, 10am-2pm at Lower Drayton Farm, Lower Drayton Lane, Penkridge, ST19 5RE
  • Lincolnshire, 28 January, 10am-2pm at Glebe Farm, Leadenham, LN5 0QY
  • Worcestershire, 28 January, 10am-2pm at Woodside Farm, Worcester Road, Holt Heath, WR6 6NH
  • Shropshire, 30 January, 10am-2pm at Buckatree Farm Cottage, Wrekin, Telford, Shropshire, TF6 5AL

Five reasons to get involved

  1. Trees have an important role in increasing biodiversity, contributing to flood prevention and water quality improvement.
  2. Planting of a variety of native trees (all UK and Ireland sourced and grown) will help diversify our tree population, increasing its resilience to pests and diseases in the future.
  3. The trees are free and when picking them up you can speak to an expert about planting trees on your farm.
  4. Planting trees in the right places will help lock up even more carbon on farms, delivering on the NFU’s Net Zero ambition for 2040.
  5. You'll be helping the NFU raise awareness of the role of farming as part of the solution to climate change.

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