The Arable Event

The UK’s flagship arable event driving knowledge and innovation

Name: Cereals
Start: 2026-06-10T08:00:00
End: 2026-06-11T16:00:00
Location: Diddly Squat Farm

The UK’s flagship arable event where industry knowledge, innovation and expertise come together to help improve the future for arable farmers. From seeds to sprayers, crop varieties to cutting-edge equipment, and fertiliser to finance, Cereals provides everything you need to be more productive, efficient, and profitable, all in one place.

Explore live demonstrations and dedicated exhibitor zones for agronomy, technology & precision farming, general machinery, business, education, regen farming, harvest & post-harvest, cultivation & tillage, sprays and sprayers, land management, livestock and more – all designed to help you grow your profits and your crops.

Bringing together expert advisors, leading arable farmers and over 500 of the most respected suppliers, showcasing the latest innovations, products and expert advice, Cereals is the market-leading arable event to help you survive and thrive.

Co-hosted by fruehauf

Proud to be co-hosting Cereals 2026

Based in the heart of Lincolnshire, we have a deep-rooted passion for supporting British farmers, with every one of our products proudly Made In Britain. With many of our customers working the land, we recognise how vital the Cereals event is in driving innovation and securing the future of modern farming. That’s why we’ve stepped forward as co-host: to stand alongside the farming community we serve.

Official Livestock Sponsor of Cereals 2026

Nofence is proud to support an event that brings farmers together around practical solutions and forward-thinking ideas. This year’s location makes it even more special. Hosted in a customer’s field at Diddly Squat Farm, it’s a clear reminder that the future of agriculture is built in partnership with farmers. We’re excited to show how our virtual fencing system works, live in the field. Visitors can see how our collars and app support flexible grazing, safer livestock movement and more efficient use of pasture.