Where British farming heritage meets horsepower and community spirit
Across the UK, agricultural shows are a cornerstone of rural life—celebrating livestock, land, and the legacy of the working tractor. Whether you're a vintage tractor enthusiast, a modern machinery fan, or simply love a good day out in the countryside, these shows offer a front-row seat to the best of British farming.
Here’s our pick of the top 10 agricultural shows in 2025 where tractors take centre stage—each one packed with heritage, horsepower, and hands-on experiences.
📅 8–11 July 2025
England’s premier agricultural event, the Great Yorkshire Show is a four-day celebration of farming and rural life. Alongside world-class livestock competitions and countryside displays, the show features a dedicated machinery section showcasing both vintage and cutting-edge tractors. It’s a must-visit for anyone passionate about Yorkshire’s farming heritage.
📅 21–24 July 2025
Set in the heart of Wales, the Royal Welsh Show is one of the UK’s largest agricultural events. With over 240,000 visitors annually, it offers a rich programme of livestock judging, equestrian events, and a strong showing of agricultural machinery—including vintage tractors and modern innovations. A true celebration of Welsh farming culture.
📅 19–22 June 2025
Scotland’s flagship agricultural show brings together the best of rural life—from livestock and food to forestry and machinery. The show’s machinery hall features a wide range of tractors, from heritage models to the latest in agri-tech. It’s a standout event for anyone interested in Scottish agriculture and innovation.
📅 25–26 June 2025
The largest two-day agricultural show in the UK, the Royal Norfolk Show offers a vibrant mix of livestock, local produce, and rural crafts. Its machinery section is a highlight, with vintage and modern tractors on display, drawing farming families and machinery enthusiasts from across East Anglia.
📅 5–7 June 2025
A cornerstone of the Cornish farming calendar, this three-day show blends tradition with innovation. Expect top-tier livestock, equestrian events, and a strong focus on agricultural machinery—including a popular vintage tractor section that celebrates Cornwall’s rural roots.
📅 17–18 June 2025
With over 700 trade stands and thousands of visitors, the Cheshire County Show is a summer staple. The show’s agricultural machinery area includes a fantastic display of tractors—both old and new—making it a favourite for families and farming professionals alike.
📅 18–19 June 2025
Celebrating all things Lincolnshire, this two-day show features livestock, food, education, and a strong machinery presence. The tractor displays are a highlight, offering a glimpse into the county’s deep agricultural heritage and its future.
📅 15–17 May 2025
Held at Westpoint near Exeter, the Devon County Show is a vibrant showcase of rural life in the South West. Alongside livestock and local food, the show features a wide range of agricultural machinery, including classic tractors that draw in collectors and countryside fans alike.
📅 28–29 May 2025
Organised by the Suffolk Agricultural Association, this two-day event is known for its strong educational focus and community feel. The machinery section includes vintage and modern tractors, offering a hands-on experience for visitors of all ages.
📅 10–11 September 2025
One of the oldest and most respected county shows in the UK, Westmorland offers a relaxed but lively atmosphere. Its machinery and tractor displays are a firm favourite, sitting alongside livestock classes, rural crafts, and the largest food hall in the North West.
From vintage icons to cutting-edge kit, these agricultural shows offer a true snapshot of British farming life. Whether you're chasing tractor parades or exploring the latest agri-tech, there's plenty to discover.
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