Cereals News

Nordic Microbes says it is excited to attend this year’s Cereals Event, introducing British growers to SeedSpeed.

As harvest approaches, farmers are under pressure to maintain grain quality and minimise losses, especially in the face of ongoing weather challenges and reduced government support.

Farmers looking to buy new kit often want to see it in action before making such an important investment. This is why visitors to this year’s Cereals Event will have the chance to see a wide range of working demonstrations across both days, helping them to choose the most appropriate machinery for their needs.

Organisers of Cereals Event 2025 have just released a rap song to promote this year’s show that is only two weeks away.

After several years’ absence, Kverneland is returning to Cereals with an impressive display of sprayers, fertiliser spreaders and mechanical weeding equipment.

Among the innovations on the stand will be the Contour Master boom levelling system and new Smart-Inject development.

Cousins of Emneth is set to display its soil loosener and seed applicator at Cereals.

Residential land development can unlock value for some landowners, but advice is key, says project director Robert James.

Regenerative agriculture will be a key topic of conversation at this year’s Cereals Event, as farmers look for practical, resilient solutions amid policy shifts, soil health concerns and economic pressures.  

Attara will be talking to farmers at Cereals about hedging strategies, commodity markets and managing macroeconomic change.

Growers have been reminded about the importance of fusarium control at T3 to combat fusarium ear blight, a complex disease that can account for potential yield losses of up to 25% in winter wheat crops.

RAGT returns to Cereals for another year with its new soft feed RGT Hexton providing the focus for its stand.