Shows & Events News

The next generation of farmers will showcase their talents and seek to attract young new recruits when they exhibit at a major agricultural show.

Thousands of people took part in the celebration of country life at the 136th South Suffolk Show last Sunday. The event featured, among others, a vintage machinery display, livestock competitions, musical entertainment and tricks on wheels. 

Clarkson’s Farm star Kaleb Cooper will be pouring Hawkstone cider and lager during the Devon County Show at his own bar.

EnviroSystems has been shortlisted for a string of national and regional business awards, recognising innovation and sustainability.

The flavours of the South West are based on high-quality farming practices right through to top-notch cooking, and visitors to the Royal Bath & West Show will have plenty to delight the taste buds, the organisers promised.  

Building soil health, finding funding and income sources, making the most of innovation as well as tackling succession planning and inheritance tax are just some of the issues affecting the farming and horticulture industries that will come under the spotlight at the Royal Three Counties Show.

Can-Am recently hosted a press event in France, showcasing its latest ATVs and SSVs. Machinery reporter Daniel Hodge took them out for a test drive.

Organic soil improver Sea2Soil has announced the launch of ‘The Great Groundswell Giveaway’, offering one lucky winner the chance to attend Groundswell 2025 – the UK’s regenerative agriculture event – for free.

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.