Soils are a vital component in both arable crop and forage production, and the Niab Soil Hole will be back giving you the opportunity to view some of Niabs wide range of varieties from above and below ground.
With over 25 different crop species across 130 plots the Niab stand, and its neighbouring Soil Hole exhibit, sets the standard for ‘plant science into practice’.
The Niab stand at the Cereals Event is known for providing the latest technical advice and research in variety choice, independent agronomy, soil and rotation management, crop genetics and data science.
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Full list of exhibits planned
Winter Wheat Variety Insights
Explore 32 varieties, including new candidates, with expert advice for your 2025/26 planting decisions.
Crop Protection & Nutrition
Learn about cutting-edge wheat and barley fungicide chemistry, tailored strategies, and wheat blend demonstrations.
Bi-Cropping for Resilience
Discover integrated crop management strategies to boost production and counter climate and biotic challenges.
Optimising Nutrient Management
Refine nutrient strategies for winter wheat and oats to maximise yield potential.
Effective Weed Management
Get the latest on herbicide programmes and weed control solutions for wheat.
Regenerative Agriculture Practices
Dive into research on soil health, rotations, and tillage techniques at the Soil Hole stand.
Novel Crops for the Future
As part of the Centre for High Carbon Capture Cropping (CHCx3) platform, explore under-utilised or novel crops such as herbal ley mixtures alongside quinoa, triticale, and hybrid barley for resilient farming.
Power of Protein Crops
Learn the benefits of lupins, beans, lentils, chickpeas, and more for sustainable protein sources.
Advancing Plant Breeding
See groundbreaking research into yield, disease resistance, and quality traits shaping our cereals.
