Machinery: You may have to travel in 2017 for your machinery show ‘fix’

With no FTMTA Grass and Muck event in 2017, machinery enthusiasts may need to travel to get their event fix in the coming months.
Machinery: You may have to travel in 2017 for your machinery show ‘fix’
Thu, 30 Mar, 2017 - 01:00
Jason Webb

A trip to Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire on May 24-25, 2017, may be the answer, although silage contractors will be at full steam by that stage.

This is the venue and date of the Grassland & Muck triennial event organised by the Royal Agricultural Society of England, partnered with Yara UK.

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Farming NewsFarmingmachineryPlace: Stoneleigh Park, WarwickshirePlace: UKPlace: ScotlandPlace: Scottish Exhibition and Conference CentrePlace: SECC)Place: GlasgowPlace: Syngenta Sprays & Sprayers arenaPlace: Boothby Graffoe, Lincolnshire, EnglandPerson: David GardnerPerson: Alice BellPerson: Natalie ReedEvent: FTMTA Grass and Muck eventEvent: Grassland & Muck triennialEvent: Grassland & MuckEvent: Grassland & Muck 2017Event: Balmoral ShowEvent: All-Energy 2017Event: Cereals 2017Event: Cereals EventOrganisation: Royal Agricultural Society of EnglandOrganisation: Yara UKOrganisation: Ulster Bank
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