Farmers Weekly Interactive
You are here  Rural Living
Loading

Farmer Frank

Farmers Weekly's fictional agony uncle, Farmer Frank, has ruffled a few feathers since he began dispensing his homespun wisdom. After all, he's not qualified, not experienced and, according to some, not all there. But here he dispenses more of his no-nonsense (OK, not entirely nonsense) rural remedies.

I’m on Twitter

 

Apparently, I’m tweeting. Not sure exactly what that is – but those nice people at Farmers Weekly have set me up a Twitter account and started me off…

I’m told the correct terminology is to ‘follow’ – so you can find and follow me here:

 

Feel free to send me messages, questions or conundrums. I can, incidentally, can be bribed or bought, so all gratuitous gifts are welcome.

And if you tweet about me, the boss says you have to use something called a hashtag. Haven’t got a clue what that is (the mind boggles) but apparently it’s:

farmer frank

Got a question for Farmer Frank?

He'd love to hear from you.

Well, actually he wouldn't – because as he points out, he's paid a flat rate, not on piece work – but you could send it in.

He'll respond to a selection and some will also appear periodically in Farmers Weekly magazine.

 

You can submit your question by:

Adding it to the designated forum thread.

Emailing it to fwfarmlife@rbi.co.uk

Tweeting it with the hashtag #farmerfrank

Live surgeries

 

Farmer Frank has held a couple of live surgeries – answering readers’ questions in real time online.

Dealing with issues as diverse as supermarket ombudsman and problematic sheepdogs, the countryside’s favourite agony uncle gave his own inimitable answers to FWi users’ queries.

Tweet #farmerfrankfw Tweet #farmerfrankfw