COVID-19 UPDATE – The LAMMA Show

In light of the current unprecedented situation, we wanted to give you an update on behalf of everyone here at the LAMMA Show, and wish you and your teams the very best. We hope you’re all staying safe in these challenging times.

Due to the advice given to many businesses in the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak, our whole team will now be home-based and planning is continuing for the LAMMA Show, due to take place in January 2021. We are naturally monitoring the situation and, as the LAMMA Show is a predominantly domestic event, we will be guided by official advice issued by the UK government.

A decision to postpone or cancel the event will not be made until much closer to the date. In the event a decision to postpone will be made, we will offer all exhibitors the choice of moving to the new dates or a full refund of their stand fees. But hopefully this will all be theoretical and we’ll be back to business as usual by then!

So with an eye on better times ahead, we hope you will keep up to date with show developments and machinery news at lammashow.com and via Twitter @lammashow and facebook.

Farming is interwoven within the fabric of our society on so many levels. And as normal life for many of us changes beyond recognition, farmers and growers will continue to do their crucial job of producing food for the nation.

Which is why we will continue to be alongside you at this time of such uncertainty.

As you social distance yourself, self-isolate, or work from home, make sure you still do everything you can to make sure your business survives, recovers and grows despite the pandemic.

Continuing the support and promotion we offer to our customers year on year, we have a dedicated marketing team who you can promote your company to our engaged audience across our multiple digital channels.

Keep up to date with all the latest industry news with our media partner and sister company Farmers Guardian.

On a daily basis, fginsight.com will have regular updates on all the changes affecting UK agriculture, and will provide an overview of the latest impact of coronavirus on the industry, as well as keeping you informed of all the latest goings on in an industry that never stops.