LAMMA 2025 News

Thousands of visitors attended LAMMA 2025 to learn about the latest agricultural machinery and ground-breaking technology for the farming sector.

Manufacturers of tractors, handlers and combines have been presented with the Machine of the Year awards during LAMMA 2025. 

A Lincolnshire-based machinery distributor, Opico, is giving away a series of bumper stickers at this week’s LAMMA show to support campaigns aimed at promoting British agriculture.

Team Sprayers will attend LAMMA once again on 15th and 16th January with a range of crop sprayers, including the Leader 4 trailed sprayer, the Arian and Alpha mounted sprayers, and an example of its mountable front tank.

Major Equipment is bringing a selection of its latest farm machinery for vegetation management and slurry spreading to LAMMA 2025.

Avon Tuning HD’s stand at LAMMA ‘25 will feature an interactive display for visitors to manually configure an ECU and use the Dimsport remapping equipment to mirror the remapping process carried out on farms.

Tey Farm Systems is excited to announce its participation in LAMMA 2025, which offers a significant opportunity to present its latest advancements in grain handling machinery.

Hugh Crane (Cleaning Equipment) Ltd manufactures the Commando range of heavy duty, independently powered pressure washers and will be exhibiting again at LAMMA.

The Farm Safety Foundation, known as the Yellow Wellies, has developed a new virtual reality tool to allow LAMMA visitors to experience the harsh reality of what can happen when they decide to ignore safety and work without eye protection.  

The UK’s largest agricultural machinery and technology show, LAMMA 2025, is set to deliver a dynamic platform for British farmers, including cutting-edge products and networking opportunities.

British designer and manufacturer Cousins of Emneth will have a range of equipment on display, all designed and manufactured at its Norfolk premises.

By offering advanced storage solutions, Omnivent helps growers preserve the quality of their crops, reduce weight loss, maintain market flexibility, and maximise returns.