Single Farmers Articles
The Times columnist Katie Glass talks about heading back to the countryside for a weekend away with her friends..
Country Lifestyle Scotland: dating in the countryside
Country Lifestyle Scotland writer Linda Mellor, spoke to Muddy Matches co-founder Lucy Reeves about the popularity of online dating in rural areas. Lucy said:.
R.A.B.I. news: “Muddy Matches Clean Up”
R.A.B.I. featured the Muddy Matches messagathon on their Corporate and Group Supporters page. The event raised £1,432 for R.A.B.I..
Mental Floss: “6 Unbelievably Niche Dating Sites”
Muddy Matches was named as Mental Floss writer Jenny Morrill said: Although this site's Google entry advertises it as dating for “single farmers” and.
VICE: “This Is What It’s Like to Be Gay in the Countryside”
VICE writer Nell Frizzell writes about what it's like to be gay and live in the countryside. She speaks to people who have experienced 'coming out' in a.
Farmers Weekly: “The Dos and Don’ts of Dating a Farmer”
The Farmers Weekly Reporters team discussed the key do's and don'ts of dating farmers and mention that Muddy Matches is a great place to look for single.
Countryfile Magazine: “The Hunt for Love in the Countryside”
A couple who found love on countryside dating website Muddy Matches spoke to John Craven about how their paths had crossed a dozen times in a year before.
Farmers Weekly: “Support Some ‘Muddy’ Charities”
Farm Life editor Tim Relf encouraged Farmers Weekly readers to vote for their favourite charity to win the proceeds of a Muddy Matches messaging event. The.
BBC Radio Northampton: “Drivetime”
BBC Radio Northampton's Simon Courtie talked to MM's Heather about the Muddy Matches charity vote. Heather explained that the vote is being held to decide.
Unpacking my ‘bottom drawer’ in Budapest: “How to Marry a Farmer”
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BBC Radio 1: “Scott Mills”
Muddy Matches was mentioned on the Scott Mills show on BBC Radio 1. Scott was talking about farmer dating in the United States and said that he'd like to set.
