Encouraging growers to build business resilience by embracing new technology at our technical arable event
2022 dates: Wednesday 23rd and Thursday 24th November at East of England Showground, Peterborough
We were delighted to welcome farmers, growers and advisors to a face-to-face technical arable event once again.
The technical arable event at the East of England Showground equipped the industry with the knowledge and resources to develop resilient farming businesses, enabling them to meet upcoming challenges.
“It was wonderful to see so many visitors and exhibitors enjoying being back at a physical arable event,” said Sanjeev Khaira, Director of Arc Media which acquired CropTec along with Farmers Guardian and its sister titles earlier this year. “As one of Arc Media’s first arable events we were particularly proud to play a part in bringing farmers and other industry experts back together again to showcase the latest arable technology and how farmers can farm more sustainably.”
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2021 SEMINAR PROGRAMME
Insights and research from the best speakers in the arable industry
In a packed theatre, often with standing room only, seminar speakers brought delegates up to date with the latest thinking on soil health, crop nutrition and crop protection. These are available to view on demand here.
Regenerative Agriculture on show at our technical arable event
The Regenerative Agriculture lunchtime debate attracted huge audiences both days during the arable event. Chaired by Harry Farnsworth of Control Union UK the debate aimed to address whether regenerative practices stacked up on farm drawing on experiences from three farmers using new ways of farming. Ben Taylor-Davies ‘Regen Ben’ told delegates that his only regret was not taking a regenerative approach sooner. “I’m a much happier farmer now. We changed our attitude to livestock – and they’ve responded!” Norfolk farmer Will Goff said: Success is in the attention to detail; little things make the difference.” Visitors were keen to discuss and understand the different systems, said Harry Farnsworth: “They wanted to talk about how to make it work on their own farms.”
The 2022 seminar programme will be announced closer to the arable event.
SHOW FEATURES
NOVEL SCIENCE FUSED WITH ARABLE INNOVATION
KEY INFORMATION
Everything you need to know before the show
– CropTec Show is FREE to attend
– You must register in advance for your ticket
– The event will run from 23rd to 24th November 2022
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