Shows & Events News

Daniel Zeichner MP had mixed messages for the farming community as he addressed the Norfolk Farming Conference. Sarah Juggins reports.

Visitors to this year’s Cereals Event will have access to the latest technical and practical advice on, among others, how to incorporate livestock into arable rotations and how it can become a real ‘game-changer’ for both soil health and farm productivity.

Royal Three Counties Show, which is set to take place at the Three Counties Showground in Malvern this June, will host a number of special guests and leading voices from the farming and food industries, including Kaleb Cooper, Adam Henson and Matt Tebbutt. 

The Fields to Fork Festival, which aims at celebrating country life and good food, is due to take over Whitebottom Farm in Manchester at the beginning of May. The organisers said that as the event is also backing British farmers, agricultural workers will be able to get discounted tickets. 

The South Suffolk Show will take place at Ampton point-to-point racecourse, near Bury St Edmunds on Sunday 11th May.

Top tips on how to balance productivity with sustainability and biodiversity while remaining profitable are set to be the key theme of this year’s Cereals Event. 

The Royal Bath & West Show returns in May, bringing three days of fun-filled events and activities for families.

Cereals Event 2025 is returning to a popular Lincolnshire location, showcasing 400 exhibitors and more than 200 live demonstrations, two days of seminar programmes and several hundred individual crop plots on display.

The event saw hundreds of exhibitors launch a range of new products, while visitors questioned key industry figures. Sarah Kidby reports.

The Royal Three Counties Show is set to return in June, bringing a range of activities for families as well as an exciting line-up of guests, including the Clarkson’s Farm star, Kaleb Cooper.

Dairy-Tech 2025, an event aimed at all dairy farmers, with a focus on new products and innovations in the industry and technical learning, has gathered about 300 exhibitors and thousands of visitors.

Farming Community Network and Dewing Grain have invited farmers to attend a free FarmWell event, which will take place later this month.