With that in mind, we’re looking to establish a reader panel to provide regular feedback and content ideas and to help identify areas where BF&G could be even better.
We're looking for volunteers from across the farming sectors to respond to occasional email surveys and to join a WhatsApp discussion group, with the possibility of meetings, virtually or otherwise, further down the line.
All expressions of interest will be treated in strictest confidence.
Interested?
Click here to email news editor Tom Sales to find out more about how you can shape your British Farmer & Grower magazine.
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