Visitors to Cereals can enjoy all their favourite attractions plus some exciting new exhibits at this year’s two-day event.

Crop plots will be centre-stage at Cereals – enabling visitors to compare the top-performing varieties side by side.

Wheat disease management will form the basis of the NIAB stand at Cereals, with advice on hand to aid decision-making on varietal, cultural and chemical control.

The Cereals event is raising cash for good causes – with half the money from ticket sales donated to three farming charities.

Exhibitors are flocking back to the Cereals event, say organisers, who are putting the finishing touches to next month’s show.

Exhibitors are flocking back to the Cereals event, say organisers, who are putting the finishing touches to next month’s show.

A special monitoring system is helping farmers and grain store operators automatically check the moisture content of wet grain as it enters storage.

Agricultural software pioneer Drone Ag will demonstrate its crop scouting mobile app Skippy Scout live at Cereals for the first time.

Cereals host farmer Alastair Priestley believes a good head for figures is vital when it comes to running a successful farm business.

Experts at Cereals will be on hand to help growers get the most from their soils – in a special series of seminars which aim to maximise its potential.