10 tweets showing the reaction to ‘This Farming Life’ TV show
The BBC documentary This Farming Life has had rave reviews from its agricultural audience.
The show, airing on BBC Two from Monday to Wednesday for four consecutive weeks, shows Scottish farming families “trying to turn a profit in testing economic times”.
The response on social media has been largely very positive. Here are 10 tweets that sum up the reaction:
The best agricultural program I've seen!
Excellent for engaging with the consumers!#ThisFarmingLife @FearnFarm https://t.co/IpEBdnvGKc— Tom Jones 🏴 (@tom_jones2507) March 9, 2016
Might not be a big £ advertising campaign, but #ThisFarmingLife really great 'promotion' for British Agriculture … https://t.co/Smq4FMzQaX
— Rachel Lumley 🐑 (@RachelLumley) March 14, 2016
#thisfarminglife pure brilliance. Thank you BBC for making this great programme, seeing the desire to save that calf's life was amazing.
— James Robinson (@JRfromStrickley) March 14, 2016
Really enjoying #ThisFarmingLife, great characters & well made. Don't forget its on Monday to Wednesday for 4 weeks. pic.twitter.com/lXzrBYgOlC
— Kate Beavan (@KateBeavan) March 8, 2016
Thoroughly enjoyed #thisfarminglife tonight. A programme showing some of the things which goes into providing food for the whole nation 🐑🐮
— Emma Sanderson (@ejsandy97) March 14, 2016
Catching up on last weeks #ThisFarmingLife amazing a collie walks 15 miles compared to a shepherds 1 mile
— Lady S Sprout (@herdwick_gal) March 14, 2016
Catch up this evening with #thisfarminglife Just loving this programme. Showing exactly how it is.
— 🌶 Scots Lass (@SheenaHorner) March 14, 2016
Loved tonight's #thisfarminglife honest, brutal and engaging 🐮🐏🐶
— Julie D 👵🏻🧶🧵🌱 (@julesthefool) March 14, 2016
#thisfarminglife is superbly made. Calf resuscitation an amazing insight into care & skill of Scotland's farmers – to feed us #ThankAFarmer
— James Withers (@JamesRWithers) March 14, 2016
https://twitter.com/CornishLamb/status/709504279162310657
You can catch up with This Farming Life on BBC iPlayer, or keep an eye out for it on BBC2 at 7pm tonight (15 March).