Shows & Events News

Opening the Suffolk Farming Conference this year, a series of speakers explored food trends, threats to the UK’s food security, and new innovations in crop genetics.

Scottish farmer, social media influencer and TV presenter, Cammy Wilson has been awarded NFU Scotland and NFU Mutual’s prestigious Ambassador Award at the Union’s Annual Conference.

FarmAds has launched a brand-new way for farmers and agricultural businesses to buy and sell machinery online, with the introduction of FarmAds Auctions. It’s a simple, transparent auction platform designed specifically for the UK farming industry.

Showcasing the latest in agricultural, construction and groundcare innovation, the Doe Show in Ulting, Essex, will take place on 3rd–5th February 2026.

The first-ever Yorkshire Farming Conference will be hosted later this week at the Great Yorkshire Showground, with a limited number of tickets still available.

The countdown is on for CropTec, taking place at the NEC, Birmingham on 14-15th January alongside LAMMA and the Low Carbon Agriculture show.

Dairy farmers will have a unique opportunity to connect directly with industry experts on the issues that matter most at Dairy Tech 2026, which is set to be bigger and more interactive than ever. 

Tickets for the Great British Farm-Fest, a brand-new event celebrating Britain’s farmers, go on sale tomorrow. The show will feature several well-known personalities, including Jeremy Clarkson, Adam Henson and Matt Tebbutt. 

Organisers of the Suffolk Tractor Light Parade 2025, which is set to take place next month, have warned the public to be cautious of scammers requesting payment to reserve a spot.  

Organisers of the Cereals Event have emphasised that, even though next year’s show will take place on a farm well known from the Clarkson’s Farm series, the event is exclusively for farmers and agricultural traders only. Read more to see how to book your tickets safely.

“I absolutely loved it, genuinely. What an honour,” said British TV presenter and farmer Adam Henson, as he completed the first run at the Woolmen’s Sheep Drive. 

The organiser of Liverpool’s annual Christmas tractor convoy, Olly Harrison, announced that the event has been cancelled due to safety concerns.