Tillage Day '26 ticket
Tillage Day 2026 will be a premium national conference and networking event focused on the Irish tillage sector, bringing together farmers, agronomists, grain market analysts, policymakers, machinery companies, seed and crop specialists, and wider agri-industry stakeholders.
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Join us at Tillage Day 2026, a premium national conference and networking event focused on the Irish tillage sector, bringing together farmers, agronomists, grain market analysts, policymakers, machinery companies, seed and crop specialists, and wider agri-industry stakeholders.
Date: Thursday 5 November 2026
Time: 8.30am - 5pm
Venue: Keadeen Hotel, Newbridge, Co. Kildare. W12 T925
Ticket price includes refreshment break, lunch and access to audio recordings.
Please note, early bird offer ends on Wednesday 28 October at 5pm. Normal ticket price: €60.
For queries on taking an exhibitor stand, please contact Evan McNamara at emcnamara@farmersjournal.ie
This is an Irish Farmers Journal event, supported by the Irish Seed Trade Association.
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