Saturday, 04 January 2025 16:55

Calls for farmers to host an Open Day

Written by  Staff Reporters
Open Farms is calling on farmers to sign up to host an open day event. Open Farms is calling on farmers to sign up to host an open day event.

Open Farms is calling on farmers to sign up to host an open day event on their farm this year.

Daniel Eb, Open Farms founder, says the initiative is about creating meaningful connections between farmers and consumers.

“We want farmers to feel confident and excited to host an event, no matter the scale,” Eb says.

“We support farmers from planning what the day will look like, right through to marketing,” he adds.

“After 14,000 visits, 130 events and great feedback across the board, now is the time to share your pride and passion for farming with others.”

To learn more or register to host an open day in 2025, visit openfarms.co.nz

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