Farmers told to stop shouting ‘get off my land’ and instead use friendly language if they see trespassers on their fields
FARMERS have been told to stop shouting “get off my land” and instead use friendly language if they see trespassers on their fields.
Advice in the new Countryside Code says they should ask people if they are lost, then help them “get back on track”.Farmers have been told to stop shouting 'get off my land' and instead use friendly language if they see trespassers on their fieldsThey have also been urged not to use misleading signs to deter unwanted visitors — such as claiming they have bulls in their fields.help the public enjoy the countrysideIt reads: “Visitors rarely mean to trespass.
Farmers have also been warned not to keep potentially dangerous animals in places with public access.
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