Support throughout the Covid Pandemic for Farmers

As the Coronavirus continues to sweep across the globe – there’s no doubt that it’s having an impact on every single one of us, whether we see ourselves the ‘front-line’ or not. Affecting businesses of all sizes, families, communities and Countries, it can all be a little overwhelming…

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Apr
21
2020
Apr
21
2020

As the Coronavirus continues to sweep across the globe – there’s no doubt that it’s having an impact on every single one of us, whether we’re on the ‘front-line’ or not. Affecting businesses of all sizes, families, communities and Countries, it can all be a little overwhelming…

We recognise that for farmers, life must go on – in some respects, with a degree of normality! Animals to feed, cows to milk – and the Nation to feed. In other ways, the changing landscape is taking its toll – non-collections from milk buyers, additional financial pressures, and all-round uncertainties around veterinary issues.

As we continue to work hard to service our loyal customers, as well as many new ones- we are doing our best to offer our support – until we make it out the other end of this pandemic.

Whilst it’s not likely to be a short journey, we’ve been bowled over by the understanding of our customers over the recent weeks as we’ve been inundated with orders, and as our lead times have grown somewhat. We’re pleased to continue to manufacture, and are working hard to keep up with the demand despite the challenges.

 

Some helpful Signposts

Below are some links to helpful resources and articles, written by others in the industry who can offer their advice, support and guidance at this time:

 

NFU Coronavirus Advice for the Dairy Sector

AHDB Advice for Farmers and Growers

Farmwell – Advice for Personal Resilience

Yellow Wellies – Coronavirus and Mental Health 

Farming Community Network – If you need to talk  

 

If you’ve been affected by the Covid19 Milk Crisis- do complete RABDF’s survey, to provide accurate data to assist in their efforts to obtain financial support from the Government for those affected – www.rabdf.co.uk/survey  .

 

Do contact us via email here if you’d like to get in touch – we’ll be happy to try and help however we can – or follow us on social media for the latest news!

 

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