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  • Any Feed You Need: Simple, flexible feeding solutions at TFM Superstores

    When it comes to feeding animals, one size never fits all. Every farm, smallholding, or home setup is different, what works for one flock, herd, or stable might not suit another – and that’s before you factor in availability, season, or changes in condition. That’s exactly why we run our “Any Feed You Need” scheme at TFM Superstores. If we don’t have the exact feed you’re after on the shelf, just tell us what you need. We’ll take payment, order it in and have it delivered to your local store, usually within seven days. Simple as that. Many of our Agricultural feed brands…

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  • Keeping farmers moving through spring & summer

    At TFM, we know farming never slows down, and especially not in spring and summer. There’s always something to fix, feed, replace, or prepare, and not much time to go searching for it – and that’s where we come in. TFM Superstores are here to make your life that bit easier. Whether you’re running a few acres or a large-scale operation, we’ve got the supplies, support and know-how to help you keep things moving when it matters most. Supporting livestock in their early months For livestock farmers, the focus during spring is on keeping youngstock thriving. Those early months are…

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  • Getting the countryside ready for spring

    March is here and the countryside is waking up. Days are stretching out; lambs are in the fields and calves are starting to arrive. Fields that have been dormant through winter are demanding attention. It’s a busy time for farmers, smallholders, tradespeople and country families alike. Your local TFM Farm & Country Superstore is ready to help you prepare for the coming season with practical advice and everyday essentials, all under one roof. Preparing for new livestock Spring turnout is a critical moment, the right preparation can make all the difference. At TFM, you’ll find…

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  • The customer service that keeps bringing people back to TFM

    Picture the scene… It’s early on a wet Tuesday morning in rural Shropshire. A contractor pulls into the yard at his local TFM Farm & Country Superstore. He’s already running slightly behind. The fencing job he’s started needs more strainers than expected and the wire he brought yesterday from another supplier isn’t quite up to the job. Once inside TFM, there’s no wandering the aisles hoping to find the right part. A member of the team asks what he’s fencing, how long the run is, and what stock it’s holding. Within no time at all, the right materials are sorted and loaded…

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  • Why builders and DIYers choose TFM as their first stop

    If you work in construction, you know that where you buy your materials matters. Whether you’re on a tight deadline, juggling multiple jobs, or just trying to get a decent finish without cutting corners, you need products you can trust and a supplier that understands how your job works in the real world. That’s where we come in. At TFM, we’ve built our reputation by supporting builders, contractors and tradespeople day in, day out, while making sure homeowners and DIYers can get hold of the same quality products without jumping through hoops. From large commercial jobs to smaller…

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  • TFM Farm & Country Superstore is coming to Evesham

    TFM Farm & Country Superstore is proud to announce that we’ll be opening a brand-new store in Evesham in early March 2026, bringing our practical, good-value approach to farming and countryside supplies right into the heart of the Vale. TFM Evesham will be on the Birmingham Road site previously occupied by Vale Gardens. For us, this represents more than just a new store – we see it as an opportunity to invest in a well-known location and give it a fresh future, ensuring that local farmers, builders, and rural communities continue to have access to a fantastic range of practical…

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  • New Year, new season: Essential prep for farms, smallholdings & rural homes

    The last of the Christmas leftovers might still be lingering in the fridge, but out in the yard winter jobs have only just begun. January is time to take stock of what’s working, what needs repairing and what requires  a head start before the next rush of the season. This is the moment where small preparations make the biggest difference. Below is our early-winter checklist: not a list of chores, more a guide to staying ahead of the cold, keeping animals comfortable, and giving yourself a smoother run into the months that follow.   Feeding through the depth of winter Sheep feeding and…

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  • Helping rural communities push through the hardest weeks of winter

    If there’s one thing rural life has always excelled at, it’s resilience – not the dramatic sort, but the everyday version. The kind that gets up, pulls on the wellies (still muddy from yesterday), scrapes the frost off the van and cracks on. And alongside that resilience sits something just as important; looking out for each other and lending a helping hand where it’s needed. Weather in the countryside doesn’t just happen, it interferes Frozen pipes can turn a simple job into an hour-long puzzle of fittings, buckets and a blowtorch that never seems to be where you left it. Water…

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  • The TFM December checklist: Everything you need for a warmer, brighter, merrier month

    December in the country, where holiday sparkle means the yard floodlight that never turns off and wrapping usually involves baler twine. Between the frosty mornings and festive madness, it’s a great time to get your place (and your people) sorted for winter. Whether you’re tackling jobs, treating the kids or trying to find a gift that’s not socks again, TFM Superstores have got you covered. Here’s your TFM December Checklist packed with our most practical picks (and a drop of Christmas cheer). Power cuts don’t care if it’s Christmas When it’s pitch black by 4pm and…

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  • Hot tips for cold houses – surviving a British winter in the country

    There’s a special kind of cold that only people who live and work in the countryside understand. It’s not the nippy, “I forgot my scarf” city cold – it’s the “there’s ice on the inside of the window and the dog’s water bowl is solid” kind. For many of us, this is as much a part of winter as muddy boots and mince pies, but it does bring with it a very particular outlook of life. If you don’t know the type of house we’re talking about then let us explain – it’s; Where you can see your breath in the bedroom of a morning. Where the radiators make more noise…

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