The British edition of “British Farmer & Grower” delights subscribers with monthly editions that are dedicated to the realities of the UK National Farmers Union. Previously, the magazine was delivered to subscribers' mailboxes in paper or plastic envelopes, but technology does not stand still. Eco-friendly publishers packaged their magazine in an organic bag made from potato waste.

“The basis of the innovative packaging of our magazine really is potato starch and the waste that remains after processing potatoes in the food industry,” the editorial staff emphasizes. - Every month, more than forty-five thousand subscribers, who are also members of the farmers association, receive the magazine in the usual format. But in January 2019 the situation will change - British Farmer & Grower will delight readers not only with a new design, but also with eco-friendly packaging.

The publisher of the magazine British Farmer & Grower emphasizes that farmers are almost the main characters in the British struggle to improve the environment in the country. To support the fighters for a clean environment, reporters also decided to take part in the green movement. And today they cherish the hope that the example of British Farmer & Grower will be followed by other publishers and print houses - not only in Britain but throughout the world.