Cereals 2025: What to see at this year's event

This year's two-day arable extravaganza is taking place at Heath Farm in Leadenham, Lincolnshire, on June 11-12, before heading to Diddly Squat in 2026. We take a look at what some of the key exhibitors have on offer this year

James Huyton
Machinery and Farm Technology Specialist
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Cereals 2025: What to see at this year's event

Taking place across June 11-12, this year's Cereals returns to Heath Farm in Lincolnshire following a 17-year hiatus. Owned by well-known industry figure Andrew Ward MBE, the 52-hectare site will showcase the...

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