Arable farmers attending this year's event at Jeremy Clarkson's Diddly Squat Farm, Chipping Norton, on June 10-11 will have a whole host of new equipment to look forward to. Markets may be challenging but the show remains a chance for growers to explore new ideas and the latest industry technological updates, and this year looks to be no different as major manufacturers are set to return with new launches. 听
John Deere 500R sprayer
will be making its first appearance at Cereals, taking part in the Sprays and Sprayers Arena demonstrations, as well as lining up alongside the 300M self-propelled and R975i trailed models on the stand.
The 550R and the 540R have tank capacities of 5,000 litres and 4,000 litres respectively. Both have the option of a 30m or 36m steel boom.
The flagship X9 combine will lead the harvesting line-up on the stand and both the 6M and 6R series tractors will also be on show.
Attendees will also be able to learn more about John Deere's See & Spray technology, as well as Precision Essentials, which allows operators to see the benefit of John Deere's precision technologies without having to purchase the equipment outright.
Amazone AmaXact spraying technology
Amazone will offer live demonstrations on its UX sprayer throughout the event.
AmaXact pulse width frequency modulation (PWM) enables individual nozzle control, automatically adjusting application rate, droplet size and forward speed. This ensures optimal coverage and effective drift control, while also enabling CurveControl. Amazone AmaXact works differently to traditional PWM, improving the speed range of CurveControl and reducing wear by switching to traditional pressure-based regulation when Pulse Width approaches 100%.
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Demonstrations will highlight spot spraying and automatic nozzle switching, showcasing the benefits of precision application in real field scenarios.
The UF mounted sprayer will be displayed with the proven ContourControl boom guidance system.
ContourControl provides fully automatic, side-independent boom guidance, maintaining the optimum distance to the crop across the full width, even on undulating terrain.
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Knight and Agroma spraying technology
and UK are set to show new machines across their respective ranges side by side for the first time following the formation of the Knight/Agroma joint venture earlier this year.
Knight products will include the KSP5060, a 6000 litre model from the KSP self-propelled sprayer range sporting Knight's new dark grey tank colours and spanning models from 3500-6000 litres, with booms up to 40m. Specification includes Perkins 175-300hp engines supplying individual wheel motors, a new air-suspended Claas X11 cab with Cat IV filtration, and auto ride-height control.
Also on display will be a KT2060, the flagship 6000 litre model of Knight's new trailed sprayer range. Its comprehensive specification includes Knight Individual Nozzle Switching, a Lacos touchscreen terminal and new SmartRinse technology, a fully automated sprayer rinse system that eases operator workload and simplifies rinse cycles.
Meanwhile, the Agroma range will be represented by the Millenium mounted and trailed models, plus a Cyclone mist sprayer.
Kuhn Karan trailed sprayer
Kuhn is debuting its . The mid-range Power 6000 model at Cereals features 36m aluminium booms and a tank capacity of 6000 litres.
A key focus on the Karan is the Eagle boom technology package, which uses ultrasonic sensors to constantly monitor and adjust boom position in relation to the spray target. Operators can achieve accuracy up to 25kph and boom heights are stable from 30cm. It's also compatible with 25cm nozzle spacings and KUHN's I-Spray spot application system. Other features include a Track-Matic steering angle of 28 degrees, an integrated winch for pump removal in 15 minutes, and KUHN's Autospray PWM technology for accurate dosing.
Fendt 800 series tractor and Rogator sprayer
The new and the latest Rogator 645 Gen 2 self-propelled sprayer will make their Cereals debut.
The latest 826 wheeled and MT943 tracked models will be the highlights of the main stand, while visitors can also see the Fendt Rogator Gen 2 in action. The self-propelled sprayer features improved electronic, pneumatic nozzle bodies, Banjo plumbing connections and valves, and the ContiRinse system to improve accuracy and reduce downtime.
These updates are available on the latest 645, 655 and 665 Rogator, with the top model boasting a 6000 litre tank capacity and 307hp engine to operate a 24 or 36 metre working width boom. All models in the range come with the option to automatically select nozzle combinations relative to forward speed, which enables optimum nozzle pressure, reducing drift.
Vaderstad Spirit drill
Vaderstad will introduce its new featuring the patented TriForce II suspension system, which increases individual coulter pressure from 80-120kg. This gives every coulter the ability to maintain seed depth precision, even in challenging conditions setting the crop up for a stronger, more even start.
Other developments include optional hydraulic depth setting from the cab, an improved following harrow and Dynamic tramlining which works to optimise crop emergence, reduce seed waste and adapt effortlessly to any track width.
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The company will also show its next-generation row unit for both the Tempo and Proceed ranges, fitted across all machines in this series from June 2026.
A complete redesign, the updated unit offers planting depth adjustment via prescription maps, simpler seed tube changes, and easier switching between crops. It also introduces a narrower seed slot, new electronics, redesigned seed hoppers, and upgraded seed meters with one-handed opening.
Additional cab-controlled features, such as electronic planting depth adjustment and closing wheel pressure control, allow operators to make changes on the move, improving efficiency in the field.
Amazone Condor 02 drill
Making its first appearance ahead of launch, the new follows in the footsteps of the original Condor.
The proven narrow ConTec coulter, which minimises soil disturbance while ensuring precise seed placement through contour following is offered in a more compact and manageable chassis, available in 8 and 9m working widths.
A key new feature is the addition of a rear harrow system, designed to improve seedbed finish and extend the drill's versatility, making it equally suited to both direct drilling and min-till systems.
It also offers triple split hopper, precise metering system and individual row shut-off via the MultiSwitch segmented distribution head.
The Cirrus Grand 9m is designed to deliver high work rates without compromising precision.
Equipped with a twin or triple split hopper and individual row shut-off via the segmented distribution head, the Cirrus Grand reduces overlaps and input costs. The system automatically adjusts shut-off timing to account for seed pipe length, ensuring accurate placement across the full working width.
Amazone's Matrix tyre system continues the strip-wise consolidation concept, firming soil directly over the seed row while leaving inter-row areas loose to improve water infiltration and soil structure.
Horsch drill developments
Horsch will highlight features such a low-disturbance coulters and wider row spacings, designed to allow the soil structure to develop, increasing the organic matter and earthworm population, and by association, capturing and managing carbon within the soil. The 25cm row spacing is proving popular on the 12m Avatar model, the company reports, with customers reporting little to no detriment in yield in most crops, particularly in winter crops, yet lower input costs.
The Avatar SD offers 8-12m working widths and features the 25cm row spacing. The models feature a triple tank system with a capacity of 6400 litres. The triple tank offers a 60:10:30 split in capacity while a double-tank option with a 60:40 split is also available.
In addition to the disc Avatar, the Sprinter 12.25 SC tine drill is equipped with a 6300 litre double hopper and will soon be available with a triple tank or additional MiniDrill options. The hopper design is based on that of the Avatar 8.25 and can apply up to four components. Trailed Avatar and Sprinter models also have mounted siblings combined with a Partner FT front tank, and retaining the wider spacing.
Weaving Raptor cultivator and Fenix disc drill
Weaving Machinery will introduce the new Raptor cultivator which works down to depths of 9in with two rows of 560mm cutting discs, followed by two rows of sprung-loaded tines, providing 900kg of force each. At the rear of the machine will be a row of levelling discs and a full width disc roller. It will be available in 3, 4, 5, and 6 metre versions.
Also on the stand will be two new options for Weaving's Fenix disc drill. To broaden its appeal to mixed and livestock farmers operating smaller tractors, Weaving is launching a trailing kit for the Fenix to enable tractors with around 100hp to operate the drill. The weight of the drill will be distributed across the link arms and rear tyres when travelling between fields.
There is also a grain and fertiliser Fenix adaptation, where Weaving has done away with the usual dual head format for delivering grain and fertiliser into the slot; two metering units ae used to mix the seed with just one head. This system retains the Fenix's compact design, offers a simple, single calibration point.
Being kept under wraps until the event, Weaving will also introduce the next generation of high-output, low-disturbance seed drill.
Pottinger Tinecare tine harrow
Pottinger's will make its UK debut at Cereals.
The 12m Tinecare is a precision tine harrow for row-independent crop care, designed for weeding every type of standard arable crop, regardless of whether it has been planted following primary or minimum tillage.
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Tine pressure can be infinitely adjusted hydraulically between 500-6,000g from the cab; tine angle and underframe clearance can also be adapted to match the conditions in each field. The effect of the tines can be set to gentle or aggressive, depending on the stage of development of the plants and the soil conditions.听
For transport and storage, the frame can be folded into five sections, resulting in a transport width of 2.95m. With its six-gang configuration and an inter-gang spacing of 360 mm, the Tinecare provides plenty of clearance for large volumes of organic matter.
Grange updates
Grange Machinery will launch its with a hydraulically adjustable aggressive disc system, with two rows of concave discs replacing the single row of offset wavy discs on the standard model. The concave discs are hydraulically adjustable and allow the machine to be used as a loosener, primary cultivator or again lift out the tines and becomes a shallow disc cultivator. A 4m Tine-Drill Toolbar complete with front tank and side pipe bracket will be shown for the first time, soon to be available with pressurised hoppers in both seed only and split tanks.
Bednar seed drill and mounted power harrow drill
Bednar will show itswhich combines strip-tillage with simultaneous drilling, using tines to loosen and, optionally place fertiliser ahead of levelling discs and the Corsa CN disc seed bar or Girona GN tine seeder. Row spacing options include 25cm, designed to facilitate mechanical weed control. It is offered in 4.5-6m widths with 5000 litre seed/fertiliser tank capacity.
Another innovation is the Soniq ON mounted power harrow drill which uses PSPw2 coulters mounted on a parallelogram for even seed placement. This 3m drill is available with 1000-1600 litre hopper and one or two distribution heads.
GSB SinusCut roller
GSB Machinery introduces the SinusCut chopping roller which crushes and breaks down stubble crops to promote faster decomposition. It is said to be ideal for cover crops and stalky crops such as maize and OSR.
Promoted as a low cost non-chemical method of creating a min-till seedbed, when used in combination with a planter, the SinusCut can leave a thick mulch layer. It is available in widths of 3, 4, 5 and 6m.
Cousins cultivator prototype
will show a prototype combination cultivator, incorporating elements for low disturbance loosening, non-inversion shallow tillage and consolidation, of interest to those looking for a lighter-touch option in a one-pass cultivator.
The Springtine cultivator (pictured) has a new following harrow option, a bolt-on kit designed to leave a finer finish and help remove the last tine marks.
Kverneland Alentix fertiliser spreader
Kverneland will unveil its new , an all-new flagship model that sits above the Exacta TL. An Isobus machine, Alentix boasts a hopper capacity of up to 4700 litres and a spread width capability of up to 54m. Hopper extensions are no longer bolted together, but clip together.
Application accuracy is managed with the four weigh cells in combination with dual reference sensors.
Available with mechanical pto or iDC drivelines, the Alentix brings several innovations to market. These include a two-piece spreading disc, which simplifies disc changes when moving between the different types of eight-vane disc now available; honeycomb profile hopper grids improve material flow; and Rapid Rate represents a revised aperture dosing system that provides faster regulation of application rates.
In addition, the spreader's rear cover can be folded down to create a walkway across the rear of the hopper, while an integrated quick-hitch makes coupling and uncoupling safer and easier.
Larrington Trailers
Richard will show off his special connection with Diddly Squat in the form of a blue Majestic 18-tonne trailer, owned by Jeremy Clarkson's neighbour Philip Green who grows potatoes for him. The trailer, which is 7.3m long, 2.3m wide and has 1.2m sides, with a hydraulic fold-down side to reduce damage, will feature in the next series of Clarkson's Farm.
Also on show will be a 22 tonne tri-axle full sided silage and grain trailer, offering its high capacity from full sides rather than extension sides which can rattle loose, points out Mr Larrington.
A 10-box hydraulic chute box loader, designed to prevent damage to potato crops when loading directly into boxes, completes the exhibit.听
