The Arable Event, taking place in Shropshire on the 7th of June, will include Ceres Rural’s Charlie Ireland, who will share his experience and knowledge alongside colleague Dan Matthews.
The free, one-day event takes place at Woodlands Farm, part of Bradford Estates, and is set to attract thousands of people.
Mr Ireland and Mr Matthews will take centre stage in the speakers’ tent at 2pm, which also includes talks from other key industry figures.
Mark Tripney, of LKAB Calicifert, will be discussing soil health and how lime and sulphur play a part, and Ryan Wooley, from Morris Lubricants, will talk about the benefits for farmers of using the correct oils and lubricants. More speakers will be announced in the next two weeks.
Event manager Kelly Dolphin said: “I’m delighted that Charlie Ireland will be coming to speak at the Arable Event this year. He’s a well-known face in the farming community and is bound to have something interesting and entertaining to say.
“The speakers’ tent is just one of the attractions on the day, with trial plot tours, machinery demonstrations, a free moisture meter clinic run by Sinar Technology and trade stands from a range of agricultural businesses.
“The Arable Event is a great place to find out what’s new in the industry, learn something relevant to your farm business or just catch up with new and old friends over a cup of tea.
“There is the opportunity to collect BASIS and NroSO points, and every guest gets a free goody bag, refreshments and programme. It’s a great day out, as more than 1,500 visitors last year proves!”
The Arable Event is organised by Wynnstay and Grainlink, with support from Bradford Estates, and will run from 9am to 5pm on the 7th of June. Tickets and fast-track entry are free.
For more information go to www.thearableevent.co.uk
