| Midlands Machinery
Newark Showground looks forward to third
Midlands Machinery Show
Organisers at Newark Showground are once again looking forward to the
Midlands Machinery Show this November as they prepare to host a series
of new product launches and technical seminars from hundreds of
exhibitors.
he two day show will take place
on 23 and 24 November. Now
in its third year the show is
rapidly gaining a reputation for
being an intimate event where
visitors can see the latest
technology launches in the agricultural industry.
Organised by the Newark and
Nottinghamshire Agricultural Society, the show
prides itself on being a platform for small to
medium-sized agricultural businesses to
showcase their diverse range of machinery and
innovation to those who work and have an
interest in agriculture.
George Taylor, show manager, said: “After
launching the show two years ago, we are
pleased to now be entering our third year and
showcasing some of the newest and best
machinery for modern farming methods.
“The event is increasingly attracting
thousands of visitors from across the country.
We’ve had a tremendous amount of positive
feedback about the show and we pride
ourselves on our ability to attract the big name
brands in the agricultural industry while also
maintaining that important sense of intimacy.”
As well as attracting around 300 exhibitors,
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the Midlands Machinery Show holds seminars
on a number of topics ranging from renewable
water and its use in farming, the impact of
climate change on the industry and also free
legal advice for businesses.
George added: “Due to last year’s popularity
we will run another programme of technical
seminars run by industry experts throughout
the duration of the show. Visit our website to
keep on top of all the opportunities at the
show.”
Gavin Pell, the Managing Director of one of
the shows regular exhibitors Chandlers Ltd
said: “We were very pleased to see the
excellent turn-out of the local farmers
supporting the growing Midlands Machinery
Show. The organisers created a good layout, at
a sensible time of year, and it has been
enthusiastically embraced by the farmers who
want to be able to speak with the local dealers
and manufacturers’ personnel - which is not
possible at the larger national shows.
“We are really looking forward to exhibiting
at the 3rd running of the show this autumn.”
Indoor and outdoor exhibition space is now
available to book and organisers are
encouraging exhibitors to secure their place
early to avoid disappointment.
Visitor entry and parking is free. Exhibitor
space will remain available until the close of
booking for the catalogue on 31 October 2016.
For more exhibitor information, to book
space or find out more about sponsorship
opportunities, please email
[email protected] or visit
www.midlandsmachineryshow.com
For regular show updates please follow the
show on Twitter @Midsmachinery16 or join the
conversation at #MMS2016
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