| LAMMA
Whether you grow wheat in
Lincolnshire or milk cows in
Somerset, produce caulis in Kent
or manage an estate in the
Highlands, there will be plenty of
interest at LAMMA ’17.
Most leading manufacturers
have signed up to attend, and
many will be showing new
tractors, combines, drills and
cultivation equipment. Some of
this will be making a first
appearance on the global stage,
and some will be making a UK
debut, maintaining LAMMA’s
reputation as a launch pad for key
machinery manufacturers.
However, it’s not just the largest
companies that draw the crowds.
LAMMA’s ethos throughout its 36year history has been to host
smaller agricultural engineering
and machinery companies from
across the UK and, through
realistic exhibiting costs,
encouraging them to showcase a
wide range of products.
This combination of large and
small, unique on this scale in the
UK, gives visitors access to a vast
array of innovative products that
they will not encounter anywhere
else. They can use the event to
compare and contrast almost any
machinery, equipment and
services they might require in the
flesh, rather than relying on print
or the internet.
Key sectors are zoned around
the showgro