Midlands Machinery Show
Midlands Machinery Show
On target for another great success
Interest in the Midlands
Machinery Show
continues to grow and
in just three years the
number of exhibitors
at this popular B2B
event has grown to
more than 250 stands.
» » ADRIAN JOHNSTON, EVENT ORIGINATOR
and CEO of Newark & Nottinghamshire
Agricultural Society said:
“Our flat, well-drained venue, combined
with excellent value and our extensive suite
of halls, mean that we are in a fantastic
position to host the show. There is a great
range of equipment for all to come and see.
The time of year is right and we go that
extra mile to ensure that our loyal exhibitors
are looked after to the best of our ability.”
With top names such as Chafer Sprayers,
Sukup Europe, as well as local dealers
and agricultural machinery manufacturers
such as Claydon Drills, Flach and LeRoy,
Woldmarsh, Mecmar Group, PA Bristow,
Andrew Guest, Chandlers, Spaldings and
RC Setchfield; the show is committed
to remain close to its core focus on
agricultural machinery. Rainthorpe of
Grantham works closely with the Show
team in the run up to the event to ensure
scheduled expert off-loading.
The friendly atmosphere at the event is
appreciated by all who visit and the quality
of the attendees is one of the main reasons
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why traders return. Show Manager, George
Taylor, adds:
“Many exhibitors comment on a high
level of enquiries translating into sales
and prospective buyers appreciate the
opportunity to talk to a variety of dealers
on a one-to-one basis and see products in
action which give them the confidence to
commit financially.”
For anyone looking to upgrade their 4 x
4 in the near future, there is an opportunity
to test drive a selection of new vehicles
on a specifically designed off-road
course, courtesy of Trenton, Stoneacre,
Listers, Nunns, Duckworth and Hatfields
dealerships and sponsored by Woldmarsh,
The Farmers Buying Group.
Three technical seminars are repeated
daily in the Lady Eastwood Centre with H L
Hutchinsons Ltd running two: one focussed
on actively managing soil resources and
the other discussing how new technology
is influencing working practices to increase
productivity, efficiency and profitability on
the farm. Further details and timetable are
available at www.midlandsmachineryshow.
com
Sponsorship opportunities are still
available - interested parties should call
George Taylor or Una-Marie Palin on 01636
705796. Accommodation can be booked
through official travel partner Field Farm
Tours; www.fieldfarmtours.co.uk or call
01636 616051.
Entry and parking are free. All exhibitors
and visitors will receive a complimentary
catalogue. The show starts at 8am on
Newark Showground and for further detail
and how to register as a trader visit
www.midlandsmachineryshow.com or call
01636 705796.