Businesses in agriculture and countryside activities work with land, crops, livestock and rural environments. Farms may grow cereals, vegetables, fruit and other crops, or rear animals for meat, milk, eggs, wool and breeding. They may also sell produce directly, provide farm shops or offer services such as agricultural contracting, machinery work, land management and animal care. Some businesses supply inputs and equipment, including seed, feed, fencing and farm machinery. Countryside activities can include guided walks, nature and wildlife experiences, fishing, horse riding, outdoor education and visits to working farms. Providers may organise activities for individuals, families, schools or groups, with services ranging from instruction and equipment hire to accommodation or refreshments. The precise offer varies: some businesses focus on food production and farm operations, while others use rural land for recreation, learning or conservation.