New features and old favourites on show at Cereals
Visitors to Cereals can enjoy all their favourite attractions plus some exciting new ones at this year’s event. New features for 2022 include Crop to Kitchen which will showcase arable…
Big names are back at Cereals 2022
Exhibitors are flocking back to Cereals as the event gears up to welcome visitors in June. Among the names set to return are KWS, New Holland Agriculture, Corteva Agriscience, Bayer…
Prize-winning apprentices at Midlands Machinery Show
A group of aspiring young agricultural engineers were recognised for their dedication and achievements at the Midlands Machinery Show this week. (more…)
Precision and efficiencies at Midlands Machinery Show
Soaring input costs and environmental pressures are driving farmers’ adoption of precision technology, with seamless data collection and analytics helping to hone decision-making. (more…)
Green farming at Midlands Machinery Show
Farming can be instrumental in tackling and preventing climate change, through a combination of carbon sequestration, improved soil health and low emission machinery. Hand-in-hand with that go improved farm efficiencies and profitability, as visitors to the Midlands Machinery Show on Tuesday (9 Nov) discovered, with advice and demonstrations from a wide range of experts and equipment manufacturers. (more…)
Rainwater harvesting tips at Midlands Machinery Show
Water is a primary input on farm – whether arable or livestock. About 86% of holdings rely on mains water supply and its cost continues to rise. But rainwater is free – and visitors to the Midlands Machinery Show can learn how to harvest this valuable asset. (more…)
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