We know farmers and have a deep understanding of the complexity surrounding agricultural business. Our client-focused PR programmes draw on a combined 100 years of sector experience and proven communication skill sets to add value to your marketing.

By combining our technical expertise and communication nous, we develop effective strategies to reach your target audiences resourcefully. From concept development to putting your messages in front of the right people through the right channels at the right time, we roll up our sleeves and execute every stage of your campaign delivery.

Agriculture | Animal Health | Environment | Food Chain | Land Industries

Established in 1996

The Sectors We Specialise In

Arable

Crop protection

Varietal selection

Machinery

Food Chain

Food safety

Traceability

Provenance

Animal Health

Disease prevention

Animal welfare

Antibiotic reduction

Livestock

Beef

Sheep

Dairy

Environment

Sustainability

Greening

Air and water quality

Machinery

Cultivation

Grassland

Dairy

Where We Work

Wherever an agricultural marketing specialist is needed, you’ll find us. From the United Kingdom to the United States, we can deliver your campaign on a local to global level.

ABC Communications Public Relations for Agriculture Worldwide

What We Do

Press Relations

Social Marketing

Publications & Brochures

Technical Literature

Graphic Design

Video & Photography

David Butler Managing Director ABC Communications PR / Public Relations for Agriculture

In Our View

We take a different approach. When you work with an ABC consultant you will be dealing with an account handler who delivers.

Whether you need an experienced guiding hand to help shape a creative new communications strategy – or simply want someone who can be relied upon to proactively get on with developing great content for your next media relations or digital marketing campaign – our focus will be on producing quality results to deadline.

It’s a committed, service-based ethos that has delighted our clients for more than 25 years.

David Butler, Managing Director

Latest News POSTS

GOVERNMENT DATA HIGHLIGHTS WINTER RISK OF TRACE ELEMENT DEFICIENCIES IN EWES

Trace element deficiencies during winter consistently rank among the most frequent diagnoses in sheep submissions, according to government data — posing a stark warning to farmers to ensure ewes are properly supplemented. Data from the Sheep Disease Surveillance Dashboard1, issued by the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) and SRUC, shows that between 2015 and […]

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SCOTTISH FARMERS URGED TO TEST FORAGE DESPITE STRONGER SILAGE RESULTS

Livestock farmers in Scotland are being advised to test their forage for trace elements as well as energy and protein this winter, despite reports suggesting quality may be higher compared to other parts of Great Britain. According to Nettex Area Business Manager, Jane Moodie, who farms beef and sheep on her family farm in the […]

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