People Husbandry Disease What an open farm day can do for you – and how to host one Inviting the public to see your farm takes a lot of planning – but it has significant benefits. We asked four experts in staging open farm days to describe them and offer their advice. 8 April 2019 11 minute read By: Melanie Epp Europe Africa South America North America Asia Oceania Open Farm Day in Estonia The Foster family and volunteers at the annual Breakfast on the Farm event Family Farm Day Awards, Maryland © MarylandGovPics [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/] To raise awareness about events, it's important to put signs on main roadways and in smaller towns near the farms. Making use of all the available media channels is also a good way to gain publicity Our Partners Lallemand Lanxess Hamlet Protein Thermo Fisher Scientific Axcentive Melanie Epp Melanie Epp is a freelance agricultural journalist from Ontario, Canada. More from this author More Articles View all Pig outlook: Lean hog futures bears have momentum Policy and regulation Feed commodity markets Market Trends 6 May 2024 2 minute read Tips to keep livestock and pets healthy during summer heat Pig Welfare Heat and cold stress Weather 6 May 2024 5 minute read Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate Pork labelling schemes ‘not helpful’ to consumers 1 May 2024 3 minute read Study suggests the way the UK classifies farm types and labels pork isn’t helpful for making informed decisions when it comes to buying more sustainable meat Our Partners Lallemand Lanxess Hamlet Protein Thermo Fisher Scientific Axcentive