Cereals 2011 will take place at Boothby Graffoe, near Leadenham, Lincolnshire on Wednesday 15th & Thursday 16th June.
Cereals is the leading technical event for the UK arable industry with over 64ha of stands and live demonstrations including Crop Plots, Working Cultivations, Sprays and Sprayers, Post-Harvest Technology, Business Alley, Potatoes and Renewables.
Over 450 leading suppliers come together to update 25,300 visitors on the very latest products, ranging from seeds to sprayers, crop varieties to cultivation equipment, fertilisers to finance.
Event Highlights
There are plenty of reasons to visit Cereals, the leading technical event for the arable industry.
Whether you are planning your cropping, purchasing new machinery, comparing agrichemical treatments or looking for farm savings, Cereals is the ideal place for all your business needs. One place, two days, for invaluable advice and a host of fresh ideas.
* Over 64 ha of exhibits, crop plots and live demonstrations
* More than 450 leading suppliers, from seeds to sprayers, fertilisers to finance
* The largest gathering of arable farmers and industry professionals
"The Cereals Event just keeps going from strength to strength. There's nothing to touch it for progressive technical content, must-have business information and great networking opportunities. If you are serious about arable, you can't afford to miss it." Farmers Weekly
Crop Plots
Cereals offers a first hand opportunity to assess field performance of agrochemical rates, timings and management options. A unique combination of more than 90 crop plots from manufacturers, research bodies and independent advisors makes this the 'must see' technical heart of the Cereals Event.
Renewables
Renewables is a growing part of the Cereals Event dedicated to innovations in renewable energy, biofuel and crop-derived materials.
Sponsored by Drax Power and supported by the National Non-Food Crops Centre, the Renewables area combines crop plots with exhibitors offering not only grower contracts but also specialist advice on cropping options, practical applications and routes to market.
Potatoes
Potatoes have become a popular part of the Cereals Event and now feature in their own dedicated area offering a comprehensive display of agronomy, machinery, storage and handling through to marketing solutions.
Business Alley
Business Alley is the chance to get both expert advice and the latest opinions from fellow professionals within the arable sector and the wider farming industry.
The Arable Conference
The Oxford Farming Conference (OFC) partners Cereals to bring a summer conference to the industry's flagship technical arable event. Thought-provoking speakers tackle two topics: Applied Arable Science and the Campaign for the Farmed Environment, both issues inextricably linked with the sector's future and its competitiveness. For more information, please click here.
Sprays & Sprayers
Watch 50 of the latest sprayers on the market put through their paces. The Sprays and Sprayers Arena profiles a host of new technologies, helping you to improve precision of application and reduce costs.
Plus gain your BASIS and NRoSO points.
Pellets & Pelleting Arena
Visit the ‘Get Pelletwise’ arena where a team of experts will be running an ‘on the hour’ working demonstration on how to cut the risk posed by metaldehyde slug pellets to watercourses. Get the latest practical advice on how this important pest control treatment can be given a more secure future and also take the opportunity to tackle your own farm needs with an array of specialist companies adjoining the arena.
Working Demonstrations and Machinery Showcase
Assess and compare power, productivity and performance in a real working environment from tractors to telehandlers, subsoilers to drills.
With 10ha of working cultivation demonstrations plus a full range of static machinery on display, there's no better place to see the latest machinery and equipment first hand.
Post-Harvest Technology
Discover ways to optimise your returns through safe and efficient post harvest handling and protection.
Review the latest equipment, science and technology, including: drying, ventilation, cleaning, storage, handling, feed milling and grain and pulse processing equipment.
Here's just a hint of what else you will find........
Agronomy advice & services
Alternative crops
Biofuel
Business advice
Crop protection
Cultivation & establishment equipment
Environment features
Fertilisers & nutrition
Harvesting machinery
Irrigation & water management
IT & software
Marketing & merchants
Precision farming
Research & development
Seed supply & plant breeding
Soil management products & services
Tractors & handlers
Waste handling & recycling
And much more........
