Welcome to the CropTec Show
The CropTec show is for all growers, agronomists, business advisers, suppliers and scientists to challenge and discuss the best ways forward to remain profitable. 2018 was a sold-out show, featuring more than 170 exhibitors, making it the UK’s leading technical and knowledge exchange event for the arable farming industry.
The 2019 show will be even bigger and better this year, featuring a wide range of new and exciting seminar topics and content-driven hubs providing unmissable insight into new technology and cutting edge agronomy. Alongside the seminar and hubs, the sprayer demonstration area will return, with the latest sprayers available to test drive.
Come and visit the CropTec show and stay ahead in the dynamic, uncertain and competitive world of global crop production.
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News
Yara transforms smartphones into Nitrogen sensors
Yara transforms smartphones into Nitrogen sensors Yara launches YaraIrix, a tool for precision farming that allows farmers to measure crop Nitrogen requirements using their smartphones. Nitrogen analysis has traditionally required [...]
Arable Farming: Systems based research
Arable Farming: Systems based research Writing a column for Arable Farming magazine, NFU crops board chairman Tom Bradshaw outlines the importance of systems-based research when looking to reduce plant protection product [...]
Bayer grants access to in-depth glyphosate study reports
Bayer grants access to in-depth glyphosate study reports Bayer has granted public access to 107 glyphosate safety study reports that were submitted to the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) as [...]
“As a company committed to deliver new solutions and choice for farmers, we are delighted to be associated with CropTec 2018, an event which supports innovation, technology and knowledge transfer.“
“The seminars covered a good range of topics with excellent speakers. It’s good to hear about R&D going on in the background alongside the commercial aspects of crop protection”
“It’s not often that you can talk on the trade stands to people who enable the moves forward and updates to happen from the companies. The seminars again focused the thoughts; my only regret is not being able to attend both days”
