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Welcome to Local Farmer Magazine
A magazine made for the farms of Cumbria, Northumberland & South Scotland, and posted free to your door.
Every issue brings together the machinery, services and businesses that keep this region's farms running, from new and used tractors to livestock equipment, land agents, vets, insurance and everything in between. No subscription, no login, no searching — just a magazine that lands on the farm, ready to read when you've got five minutes to sit down with it.
Local Farmer is built for this region, by people who know it. We're not a national title with a couple of pages tacked on for the North — every advertiser, every listing, every page is chosen because it's relevant to farms right here.
what we do
Local Farmer connects the farming community of Cumbria, Northumberland and South Scotland with the businesses that serve it.
We publish a free, printed magazine covering agricultural machinery — new and used — alongside the full range of services farms rely on: livestock and dairy equipment, buildings and land, professional and financial services, labour, training, vehicles, and more.
Every issue is posted directly to farms across the region, so it reaches the people who actually need it, without anyone having to go looking for it.
We work with local and national businesses to bring their machinery, services and offers directly to farmers' kitchen tables — and we give farmers a genuinely useful classifieds section to buy and sell machinery of their own.
Our aim is simple: make it easier for farmers to find what they need, and easier for the businesses that serve farming to be found.
Why it's great!
What are the benefits of Local Farmer magazine?
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It comes to you — no searching required
No websites to browse, no apps to download. Local Farmer arrives at the farm, so the machinery, services and offers you need are already in your hands. -
Read it at your own pace
Keep it in the tractor cab, leave it on the kitchen table, take it in for a cup of tea at the auction mart café. A printed magazine fits around your day — not the other way round. -
Genuinely local, genuinely relevant
Every advertiser and every listing is chosen because it matters to farms in Cumbria and South Scotland. No wading through pages of content aimed at farms three hundred miles away. -
It supports the local farming economy
Local Farmer is funded entirely by advertisers who want to reach this region's farms — which means it costs you nothing, while keeping money and trade moving between local farms and local businesses.
local farmer FAQ
Local Farmer Magazine most frequently asked questions .
Local Farmer is a free magazine for farms across Cumbria and South Scotland, covering agricultural machinery, livestock and dairy equipment, farm buildings, land, professional services, and more — posted directly to farms in the region.
Yes. Local Farmer is funded entirely by advertisers, so there's no cost and nothing to sign up for — it's simply posted to farms across the region.
If you farm in Cumbria or South Scotland, you should already be on our distribution list. If you're not receiving a copy, get in touch and we'll make sure you're added.
Farms across Cumbria, Northumberland and South Scotland. We're built specifically for this region, rather than trying to cover the whole country.
Every issue is posted out bi-monthly.
Get in touch using our advertising enquiry form below, or contact us directly, and we'll talk you through the available ad sizes, positions and pricing for the next issue.
Yes — every issue includes a classifieds section for farmers to buy and sell machinery directly. Use the classifieds submission form below to send in details of what you've got for sale.
Farmers and farm businesses across Cumbria and South Scotland — the people making the day-to-day decisions on machinery, services and suppliers for their farms.
If your customers are farms in Cumbria, Northumberland or South Scotland, very likely yes. We cover everything from machinery dealers and livestock equipment to vets, land agents, accountants, insurance brokers and more — get in touch and we'll tell you honestly whether it's a good fit.
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