If you have the NFU App (details here) then you'll be able to watch live / again, get coverage of the key news, speeches, sessions and workshops and see the most popular tweets.
Let’s get #NFU20 trending
On Twitter
We’re encouraging delegates and viewers to use when posting tweets about conference. We’ll be tweeting ourselves live from @NFUtweets.
Because so many people will be tweeting about conference, it’s the perfect opportunity to get the British public thinking about food an farming. The conference hashtag is #NFU20 and we’ll be using it to share the latest updates from the ICC and to shout about the positive story that British farming has to tell.
Whether you’ll be watching conference live from your farm or attending in person, we’re asking everyone to get involved and to be a part of the #NFU20 conversation.
Here's our top tips:
- If you’re travelling down on Tuesday, use the #NFU20 hashtag to tweet out pictures
- Reply to people you know
- Tweet about your experience
- Let us know if you’re watching from home
- Tell the wider world why you’re proud to be a British farmer ?
On Instagram
- Join in the #NFU20 conversation and on Instagram whether you’re in Birmingham, at home or on farm by following @NFULife and using the #NFU20 hashtag.
- Tag @NFULife in your posts and stories and we’ll share them to our Conference highlights.
- Go behind the scenes of #NFU20 by following the action with the NFU on Instagram @NFULife
- Follow @StudentFarmer on Instagram to find out how our Student and Young Farmer Ambassadors are getting on in Birmingham.
Here are some hashtags you can use:
#NFU20 #NFUConference #nfulife #youngfarmer #studentfarmer #theicc #Birmingham #farmingambassadors #nfuambassadors #animalwelfare #backbritishfarming
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