Feb 11 • 04:30 UTC 🇪🇸 Spain El País

Farmers and 'influencers': promoting daily work in the field on social media now has an award

The AgroInfluye awards recognize rural content creators for their efforts in sharing the realities of agrarian life on social media.

On March 3rd, Sevilla will host the second edition of the AgroInfluye awards, which honor the work of content creators in the agricultural sector. These 'agroinfluencers' have become vital in portraying the daily lives of those working in rural areas, from tasks like driving tractors to shearing sheep and harvesting olives. Their social media presence sheds light on the experiences and realities faced by farmers, an aspect that has gained increasing importance, especially in recent years.

Since the launch of the AgroInfluye awards in 2025, the initiative has celebrated influencers who bridge the gap between urban audiences and the agrarian lifestyle. Farmers and content creators alike know that social media platforms can serve as effective tools to promote awareness about agriculture, agricultural markets, and sustainable practices. The awards also highlight the intersection of traditional farming and modern media, acknowledging those who champion the rural way of life to a wider audience.

The recognition provided by AgroInfluye not only acknowledges individual achievements but also encourages a greater understanding of the complexities of farming today. As more influencers collaborate with agricultural initiatives, they foster a culture of appreciation and respect for the hard work that goes into food production and sustainability. This growing trend of agricultural visibility on social media is essential in bringing contemporary farming issues to the forefront and engaging urban communities in agrarian discourse.

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