Full list of events and shows affected by coronavirus

With recent Government advice urging the public to avoid mass gatherings due to coronavirus, find out which agricultural shows, conferences and events have been affected.

Hannah Binns
News Reporter
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Full list of events and shows affected by coronavirus

With recent Government advice urging the public to avoid mass gatherings due to coronavirus, find out which agricultural shows, conferences and events have been affected.

With over six million people visiting UK's agricultural shows each year, thoughts have turned to the effects coronavirus could have on this year's programme of events. 

Below is an up-to-date list of cancellations and changes to show and event scheduling as a result of coronavirus. 

March 2020

April 2020 

May 2020

June 2020

July 

August 

September

October 

November 

  • November 18 AgriScot , Edinburgh - cancelled 

January 2021 

  • January 6 - 8, Oxford Farming Conference, Oxford - ONLINE. A digital event will take place on January 7 2021. 

This list will be updated as the situation unfolds so please keep checking this page and Farmers Guardian's social media media accounts for further updates. 

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