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Breakfast seminar: Why farmers should care about reverse engineering?
Reverse engineering is a legitimate, science-based way of producing generics (or “post-patent” formulations) that aim to match the originals in safety and performance. Visitors found out why this matters for farmers: input costs, access, competition, choice, availability and responsiveness, in our h …
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Exhibitor products and services
650+ exhibitors showcased their products and services at the UK’s leading event for the arable industry. With over 25,000 visitors, including key decision-makers and industry leaders, Cereals is the ultimate platform to connect with your target audience and drive your business forward.
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Farmers Weekly Britain's Fittest Farmer Challenge
As farming becomes less active and more mechanised and office-based, it’s more important than ever before to make sure Britain’s farmers are getting the exercise that they need to stay fit and healthy. The Britains Fittest Farmer was a fun way of sparking a vital discussion about the physical and me …
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Outland Tracks Demo
Outland Tracks was pleased to be bring an industry-first to Cereals 2026, showcasing a Soucy track conversion fitted to a mid-horsepower tractor. Track conversions provide a larger footprint and greater surface contact with the ground, delivering improved traction and grip in uneven, wet, or slipper …
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