WHERE TO BEGIN?! 😍 Cereals 2026 has been everything and more! We’ve faced every kind of weather condition, from glorious sunshine to hail and thunder. We’ve towed exhibitors on and exhibitors off. And we’ve even managed to stop goats from eating the crop plots (all thanks to @Nofence_AS). Visitors, exhibitors, contractors, and service providers - we have you all to thank. You make Cereals exactly what it should be: a place for farmers to come together, connect, engage, share knowledge and see the industry’s latest innovations. Exhibitors, thank you all for powering through this intense build-up and breakdown. Thank you to the teams who have gone above and beyond with all their extra help, including @_FLGB, Kaleb Cooper Contracting Ltd and @CeresMachinery. And a final thank you to our host farmer @JeremyClarkson, Charlie Ireland of @ceresrural for his support and expertise and the rest of the team at Diddly Squat Farm. We have had 25,000 visitors attend this year - a record-breaking number. To see so many people through the gates has been wonderful and has cemented the fact that Cereals remains the key event in the arable farming calendar! Speaking of which, make sure 9 and 10 June 2027 are in your diary. Cereals will be back! #Cereals26 #CerealsEvent #ThankYou #ukfarming #arablefarming @FruehaufLtd

In this special Cereals 2026 preview episode, proudly sponsored by @KWSUKLtd, Sandy Kirkpatrick is joined by Charlie Ireland of @ceresrural and Diddly Squat Farm, Kate Cobbold of KWS, Stephen Goodwin of @baseuk, Eleanor Gilbert (The Berkshire Farm Girl) and Philip Case of @FarmersWeekly to explore the key attractions, major themes and biggest talking points ahead of this year's event at Diddly Squat Farm. From crop plots and live machinery demonstrations to agri-tech innovation, succession planning and the future of arable farming, the panel discusses the topics shaping the industry and highlights the stands, sessions and features they are most excited to see at Cereals 2026. Whether you're attending the event or following from afar, this episode offers valuable insights into what to expect and why these discussions are so important for the future of farming. If you're heading to Cereals this week, it's the ideal guide to help plan your visit and make the most of what promises to be one of the most eagerly anticipated Cereals events in recent years. LISTEN HERE: eu1.hubs.ly/H0w0mgj0 #Podcast #Cereals26 #KWS #CerealsPreview #showtime

The @baseuk Regen Stage in action! We’ve had two full days of seminars, luncheons, networking sessions and so much more. They’ve covered topics including finance, livestock and collaboration all in the regenerative space. It has been tremendous. Thank you to Base-UK for partnering and sponsors @Tees_Law. #CerealsEvent #BASEUK #Cereals26 #regenerativeagricultre

In this special Cereals 2026 preview episode, kindly sponsored by @KWSUKLtd, Sandy Kirkpatrick is joined by Charlie Ireland of @ceresrural and Diddly Squat Farm, Kate Cobbold of KWS, Stephen Goodwin of @baseuk, Eleanor Gilbert (better known as The Berkshire Farm Girl) and Philip Case of @FarmersWeekly to discuss the must-see features, hottest topics and biggest talking points ahead of this year's event at Diddly Squat Farm.   From crop plots and live demonstrations to agri-tech, succession planning and the future of arable farming, the panel shares what they're most looking forward to at Cereals 2026 and why these conversations matter for the future of the industry.   If you're attending Cereals this week, this episode is the perfect way to plan your visit and make sure you don't miss a thing at what promises to be one of the most anticipated Cereals Events yet. LISTEN HERE: eu1.hubs.ly/H0v_QrY0 #Podcast #Cereals26 #KWS #CerealsPreview #showtime

Water is one of the biggest sustainability challenges facing farm businesses today. But how can farmers adapt water storage and management to build resilience, protect productivity and prepare for a changing climate? In the latest Cereals Podcast, host Sandy Kirkpatrick is joined by Michael Jorden (@JRHWater Management), farmers Ed Wombwell and John Hawkins, and Mark Taylor from Catchment Sensitive Farming to explore practical solutions. From on-farm rainwater harvesting and water conservation to sustainable water use and improved soil management, the discussion highlights how innovation and good farming practices can work together to future-proof cropping systems. 🎧 Listen now to discover the opportunities and challenges shaping the future of farm water management. eu1.hubs.ly/H0vMPXG0 #podcast #Cereals26 #watermanagement #farmland #ukfarming #listennow