Tillage-Live will return on Thursday 17th September 2026, taking place at Chrishall Grange in Cambridgeshire, by the kind permission of Law Farming.

After a two-year hiatus, introduced at the request of exhibitors, the UK’s leading cultivation-focused demonstration event is set to make a highly anticipated comeback. The pause allowed organisers and industry partners to review the format and timing of the event to ensure it continues to deliver maximum value for exhibitors and visitors alike.

Tillage-Live is widely recognised as the premier working demonstration event bringing together farmers, machinery manufacturers and industry leading experts, offering the opportunity to see the latest equipment operating in real field conditions. The event showcases a comprehensive range of crop establishment technology all demonstrated side-by-side in the field.

Event organisers say the 2026 return reflects strong industry support and renewed demand for a dedicated arable machinery demonstration platform.

“Following feedback from our exhibitors, we took the decision to pause the event to ensure it remains commercially viable and operationally effective for all involved,” explained Kayleigh Holden, AEA Event Organiser. “We’re delighted to confirm that Tillage-Live will return in 2026 at Chrishall Grange, continuing its role as the UK’s leading national event dedicated to live cultivation machinery demonstrations.”

The 2026 event will once again provide:

• Live, in-field machinery demonstrations
• Direct access to leading manufacturers and industry experts
• Practical insight into soil management, establishment systems and cultivation technologies

Chrishall Grange provides an ideal working site with excellent soil conditions and access, ensuring high-quality demonstrations and a valuable experience for both exhibitors and visitors.

For more information or to book your working demonstration or static plot, visit www.tillage-live.uk.com

Tillage-Live is organised by the AEA on behalf of industry exhibitors and has been held since 1992.