Dairy-Tech is a dairy event tailored for the new generation of dairy farmer, manager and technician.
Its first ever event in February showcased ground-breaking technology; inspired uptake of the latest science and field-based skills, introduced a fresh range of innovative products and services and pioneered new global concepts in management efficiency.
Due to the transformation in the dairy industry over recent years it is becoming increasingly apparent that farmers need to be competitive, and irrespective of their system type and market they supply, they need to match both to their available resources and milk contract.
Regardless of their cost base, future successful dairy businesses must be informed, resilient, proactive and efficient; Dairy-Tech provides this platform, alongside a recognition that dairy farming has become a professional industry.
Dairy-Tech will showcase a fresh show that recognises the pressing needs of the modern dairy professional, allowing them to gain maximum exposure to new and exciting industry innovations relevant to their business, despite a large variation in cost base and system.
Showcasing the very latest concepts in science and technology through ground-breaking innovation
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Network with forward thinking dairy professionals and decision makers
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Held at Stoneleigh Park in Kenilworth, known as the home of agriculture, the event will house exhibitors throughout its 6,913 sqm site
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Find out who’s exhibiting at this year’s show and where to find them
After only its second show Dairy-Tech has secured itself as the platform for showcasing ground-breaking concepts and innovation, with over 50 exhibitors launching new products at this year’s event. The event saw an 18% increase in its visitor figures, hosted 290...
Queen’s University Belfast student Joshua Thompson was named this year’s Dairy Student Award winner at RABDF’s Dairy-Tech event earlier this month. The runner up was Steffan Rees from Aberystwyth University. The format of the 2019 competition saw the final round...
Ceri Davies of Aberystwyth University and Andy Smith of Bridgwater and Taunton College were announced as the 2019 winners of the RABDF Farm Health Management Award. The winners were unveiled at Dairy-Tech on Wednesday 6 February on the event’s brand new Skills Studio...