List of farmers
This database of farmers in the UK covers the full spectrum of agricultural services. It includes organisations growing crops and cereals through to the farming of animals, horticulture and propagation. Other organisations include nurseries, farmers of vegetables and other arable crops. It also includes farming of cattle, sheep, pigs and poultry. The agricultural services sector is also represented.
The mailing list will be tailored to your requirements and we can also launch an email or postal marketing campaign on your behalf, saving your valuable time.
Each Farmer Contact Includes:
- Full Name of the Employee
- A Personal Business Email Address (not generic)
- Exact Job Title
- Company Name and Website Address
- Full Mailing Address with Postcode
- Organisation-level Phone & Fax Numbers
- Company Industry/ Specialty
- Company Revenue & Employee Size Indicator
Farmer’s Email List Quality Promise
- Your list will be built to your specification
- Hundreds of selection criteria: job titles, seniority, industries and sectors, revenue, company size, sic codes or even by keyword.
- 95% deliverability guarantee
- Complete data ownership after the purchase
- Data is cleansed and verified by an independent third party before being sent to you
- A dedicated account manager selects ideal data for your project
- Email addresses are updated quarterly for accuracy and relevance
Who Should Use the List of Farmers?
If you are looking to promote your farm machinery or leasing options then this is an ideal option for you. In addition, anyone who is promoting other products and services to the agricultural or horticultural sectors then these files will work well.
Who is on the List of Farmers?
These lists contain contacts that have job titles such as Managing Director and Finance Director as well as the more traditional “farmer” job titles. The list contains those contacts that actually farm the soil as well as contacts that perform other company tasks such as finance and operations on the farms. It also has contacts at companies that support the farming industry. You can view a few examples of lists and data available below:
Why Choose the List of Farmers Email Addresses for Your Business?
The list of farmers email addresses is a highly targeted database designed for businesses looking to connect with professionals in the agricultural and horticultural sectors. By leveraging this database, you can:
- Streamline Your Outreach: Reaching farmers and agricultural professionals can often be challenging due to the diverse nature of the industry. The list of farmers provides verified and up-to-date contact details, allowing you to focus on building meaningful connections instead of searching for leads. Whether you’re selling machinery, offering leasing options, or introducing innovative technologies, this list gets you in front of the right audience quickly.
- Increase Product Visibility and Adoption: Farmers are always seeking ways to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and boost productivity. You can showcase your machinery, tools, or services directly to those who are likely to benefit the most. Whether you’re offering irrigation systems, or precision farming technologies, this database ensures your message reaches decision-makers in the agricultural sector.
- Promote Services Tailored to Farming Needs: From financial services like loans and leasing options to insurance and training programs, the agricultural industry relies on a wide range of external support. The list of farmers email addresses allows you to target farmers who are actively seeking these services, enabling you to offer tailored solutions that meet their unique needs.
- Introduce Innovative Solutions to a Growing Sector: The farming and horticulture industries are evolving rapidly, with a growing interest in sustainability, automation, and advanced technologies. If you’re a provider of eco-friendly products, renewable energy solutions, or smart farming tools, this list helps you connect with forward-thinking farmers who want to adopt modern practices.
- Expand Market Reach in Rural Areas: Many agricultural businesses are located in rural areas that are harder to target using conventional marketing strategies. The list of farmers bridges this gap by giving you access to contacts spread across diverse locations. Whether you’re promoting seeds, fertilisers, pest control products, or farming consultancy services, this database helps you reach farmers in both local and national markets.
- Boost Event Attendance and Engagement: If you’re organising trade shows, expos, or educational workshops for the agricultural industry, this list provides a direct channel to invite farmers and horticultural professionals who are likely to be interested in your event. This targeted approach ensures higher attendance rates and more meaningful engagement.
Farming Database
- Overview: Individuals at 80,113 UK farms
- Source: Controlled circulation
- QTY: 62,612 contacts
- Min Order: 1000
- Selections: Geographic, type of farm
- Media: Mailing, Email, Telephone
Farmers Weekly – Reed Database
- Overview: Weekly publication since 1934, reaches small and large farms
- Source: Controlled circulation
- QTY: 24,733 contacts
- Min Order: 1000
- Selections: Geographic, Nth name, Postcode
- Media: Mailing, Email, Telephone
Farming Database
- Overview: Individuals at 80,113 UK farms
- Source: Controlled circulation
- QTY: 62,612 contacts
- Min Order: 1000
- Selections: Geographic, type of farm
- Media: Mailing, Email, Telephone
List of Farmers by Location
The list below represents individual farmer contacts categorised by location. So if you are interested in contacting farmers from a specific regions only that can be easily done.
- Bedfordshire, consisting of Bedford, Central Bedfordshire and Luton: 13 contacts
- Berkshire: 32 contacts
- Bristol: 28 contacts
- Buckinghamshire, including Milton Keynes: 9 contacts
- Cambridgeshire, including Peterborough: 45 contacts
- Cheshire, consisting of Cheshire East, Cheshire West and Chester, Halton and Warrington: 34 contacts
- City of London: 10 contacts
- Cornwall, including the Isles of Scilly: 12 contacts
- Cumbria: 11 contacts
- Derbyshire, including Derby: 15 contacts
- Devon, including Plymouth and Torbay: 36 contacts
- Dorset, including Bournemouth and Poole: 7 contacts
- Durham, including Darlington, Hartlepool, and Stockton-on-Tees north of the River Tees: 8 contacts
- East Riding of Yorkshire, including Kingston-upon-Hull: 11 contacts
- East Sussex, including Brighton and Hove: 29 contacts
- Essex, including Southend-on-Sea and Thurrock: 46 contacts
- Gloucestershire, including South Gloucestershire: 30 contacts
- Greater London, excluding the City of London: 855 contacts
- Greater Manchester: 69 contacts
- Hampshire, including Portsmouth and Southampton: 47 contacts
- Herefordshire: 5 contacts
- Hertfordshire: 64 contacts
- Isle of Wight: 2 contacts
- Kent, including Medway: 47 contacts
- Lancashire, including Blackburn with Darwen, and Blackpool: 33 contacts
- Leicestershire, including Leicester: 19 contacts
- Lincolnshire, including North Lincolnshire, and North East Lincolnshire: 16 contacts
- Merseyside: 28 contacts
- Norfolk: 23 contacts
- North Yorkshire, including Middlesbrough, Redcar and Cleveland, York, and Stockton-on-Tees south of the River Tees: 15 contacts
- Northamptonshire: 24 contacts
- Northumberland: 30 contacts
- Nottinghamshire, including Nottingham: 37 contacts
- Oxfordshire: 36 contacts
- Rutland: 2 contacts
- Shropshire, including Telford and Wrekin: 3 contacts
- Somerset, including Bath and North East Somerset and North Somerset: 17 contacts
- South Yorkshire: 32 contacts
- Staffordshire, including Stoke-on-Trent: 25 contacts
- Suffolk: 22 contacts
- Surrey: 70 contacts
- Tyne and Wear: 32 contacts
- Warwickshire: 28 contacts
- West Midlands: 76 contacts
- West Sussex: 29 contacts
- West Yorkshire: 70 contacts
- Wiltshire, including Swindon: 16 contacts
- Worcestershire: 22 contacts
What does the farmers email database contain?
- Personal Business email address (not generic)
- Company Name
- Company URL
- Full name for salutation
- First name
- Surname
- Job Title
- Mailing address with postcode
- Company Phone Number
- Fax Number where available
- Industry
- Revenue size indicator
- Employee size indicator
Farmer List GDPR Compliance
At UKMM, we strive to provide you with GDPR-compliant mailing lists that will effectively connect you with your desired audience. Our team will work closely with you to understand your specific needs, conduct counts on the mailing lists, and achieve optimal results.
As a client-focused list broker, UKMM prioritises your interests above all else. If you are interested in utilising our services, simply send us your brief and we will begin the process of sourcing the most suitable mailing lists for you.
Farmers’ Email List by Farmer Type
Depending on your project requirements the email list can be split by farmer type, including, but not limited to the following types:
- Family farmers: small-scale farmers who typically operate a family-owned and -run farm.
- Commercial farmers: large-scale farmers who focus on maximising profits through high-volume production and efficient operations.
- Subsistence farmers: small-scale farmers who produce enough food to meet their own needs, with any excess being sold for income.
- Organic or biodynamic farmers: farmers who use methods that avoid synthetic fertilisers and pesticides, relying instead on natural processes and materials
- Crop farmers: farmers who primarily grow crops such as wheat, corn, soybeans, and other grains, vegetables, and fruits.
- Dairy farmers: farmers who specialise in producing milk and other dairy products.
- Poultry farmers: farmers who raise chickens, turkeys, and other poultry for meat and eggs.
- Aquaculture farmers: farmers who grow and harvest fish, shellfish, and other aquatic animals.
- Specialty crop farmers: farmers who grow specific types of crops, such as hops, wine grapes, or medicinal plants, that are not commonly grown by other farmers.
It is also possible to target farmers based on specific type of products they produce. The most common are listed below:
- Goose farmers
- Rabbit farmers
- Duck farmers
- Game bird farmers (quail, pheasant, etc.)
- Horse farmers
- Llama farmers
- Alpaca farmers
- Goat farmers
- Sheep farmers
- Pig farmers (pork production)
- Deer farmers
- Ostrich farmers
List of Farmers Email Addresses FAQ
What is the total volume of the UK agricultural industry?
The agricultural sector is a significant contributor to the UK economy, with a gross value added of about 12.1 billion British pounds in 2021. The total agricultural land area in the UK was approximately 18.1 million hectares in 2022, remaining relatively stable since 2003.
The UK agricultural industry is projected to have a gross production value of US$37.79 billion in 2025, with an expected annual growth rate of 2.73% until 2029.
How many people are employed in the agricultural sector?
As for 2024, approximately 289,000 people were employed in the UK agriculture, forestry, and fishing sector. This figure includes 194,000 men and 94,000 women.
What are the top industries within the farming sector in the UK?
The top industries within the farming sector include cereals, vegetables, and livestock products. The cereals market is expected to reach US$10.30 billion in 2025, with a 5.34% annual growth rate. The vegetables market is projected to be worth US$3.03 billion in 2025.
How is sustainability addressed in the agricultural industry?
Many farmers are adopting sustainable practices, such as crop rotation, water conservation, and reduced chemical use, to ensure long-term viability and environmental health.
