On your farm

The Royal Countryside Fund remains committed to supporting the UK's farming families, now and for generations to come.

We’ve been helping farmers for over 15 years and we understand the farming families we work with, and want to help them continue doing what they do best. Through our locally based programmes across the four UK nations, we help farming families discover achievable ways to build more financially and environmentally resilient farms.

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family farm businesses supported through our farm resilience programmes.

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years of helping family farms to thrive.

How we help family farms

Our free farming programmes help farm businesses across the UK discover achievable ways to become more financially and environmentally resilient now, and for generations to come.

Farm Support Groups Initiative

We work with Farm Support Groups across England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland, to ensure we reach the most isolated farmers and provide help that is tailored to their local needs.

Farm Support Groups are deeply rooted within the farming communities they serve. These local organisations are always there for farmers, providing easily accessible support and new opportunities. Running programmes and workshops, providing helplines and support groups, helping with wellbeing, and much more – they do incredible work every day. 

Read more about some of the family farms we’ve supported:

In a crisis?

Farmers in need can access free, impartial and confidential support.

The Farming Helpline is operated by The Farming Community Network and is open from 7am to 11pm every day of the year.

Farming Help is a collaboration between The Addington Fund, The Farming Community Network and Forage Aid.

Latest news

Queen Elizabeth Trust launched to strengthen communities across the United Kingdom

A new UK-wide independent charity, the Queen Elizabeth Trust, has been established on the occasion of the centenary of Queen Elizabeth II’s birth.

RCF announces £10,000 prize for Scottish Rural Champion Award

The Royal Countryside Fund awards Fellowship to Dame Margaret Barbour