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

Land Industries

Renewable energy

Property

Finance

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

Matt Mellor Managing Director ABC Communications PR / Public Relations for Agriculture

In Our View

At ABC we do things differently to most marketing agencies. We put our clients at the centre of our operation and stick to our core principle of “who you see is who you get”.

This means that an experienced account handler will deliver all aspects of your campaign, from communication strategy through to the delivery of messages to your target audiences. It’s a philosophy that serves us well and – most crucially – keeps our clients delighted.

Matt Mellor, Managing Director

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UK sheep producers urged to protect lambs from spring disease threats

Sheep pregnancy scanners across the UK have reported variable results over the winter with some flocks in some areas carrying 20% to 40% fewer lambs than last year. Farmers are therefore being urged to protect every newborn lamb this spring from preventable disease threats. “It looks like lamb numbers may well be down nationally this […]

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