Agronomy Zone
Farmers often face a long list of ‘what ifs’ when it comes to crop nutrition and plant health, but Cereals is designed to offer practical, forward-thinking solutions to equip you with the tools and knowledge to help you grow your business and crops.
From regenerative agriculture to drought-tolerant varieties and low-carbon rotations, Cereals places a strong focus on practical, science-backed approaches to help you and your team not only mitigate your impact on the environment, but adapt your cropping systems to thrive in a changing climate.
Whether you’re exploring new strategies, seeking expert advice, or tackling disease and nutrient imbalances, the Agronomy Zone will showcase technologies and strategies designed to meet evolving crop needs.





2026 agronomy zone features
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- Agronomy Zone Organic Agronomy Zone
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- Whether you're already farming organically or considering converting or minimising your use of chemicals, the Organic Agronomy Zone will provide expert advice, services and knowledge to maximise your return.
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- Agronomy Zone Diddly Squat Farm Trials
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- Take a look at what's growing at Diddly Squat with a range of untreated, treated and full boat treatment varieties plus SFI options and protein mixes.
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- Agronomy Zone Niab Soil Hole
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- Showcasing the science behind regenerative agriculture, take a look below the soil surface at the impact of rotations, cultivations, alternative crops and grazing leys.
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- Agronomy Zone Ceres Rural Crop Challenge
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- Providing hands-on, real world experience in crop management, the Ceres Rural Crop Challenge offers agricultural students from leading universities the opportunity to compete in growing and managing a winter wheat crop.
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- Agronomy Zone Crop Plots
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- More than 600 meticulously curated crop plots will showcase the latest in mainstream and alternative varieties. Spanning everything from drought-tolerant cereals to novel protein crops and improved oilseed rape lines, the plots offer a hands-on look at the future of UK farming.
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