
Leading UK show for agricultural machinery, technology and equipment innovation, with more than 800 exhibitors.
LAMMA returns to the NEC on Wednesday 20 and Thursday 21 January 2027, taking over Campus Halls 6-12 and 17-20. It's the UK's biggest show for agricultural machinery, technology and equipment innovation, and it's usually the main event of the winter for the farming community.
If you've been before, you know the scale. More than 800 exhibitors gather under one roof, with the latest tractors, combines, and arable and grassland machinery on display. Alongside the big iron, there's a lot of new technology, services and tools to pick through. It's also where you'll find exclusive machinery launches and UK debuts, with global brands and niche manufacturers sharing the same space. Between the stands, there are expert seminars to get a handle on where things are heading.
One of the things that keeps it grounded is how it balances the two ends of the industry: the giants sit alongside smaller agricultural engineering and machinery companies from across the UK. It's as much about networking and doing business as it is about seeing the new kit, and it's a good spot for market research if you're looking at what's coming down the line.
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Last year was a record for the show, which drew over 45,000 attendees — the highest in its 44-year history — and joined forces for the first time with CropTec and the Low Carbon Agriculture Show. It's a big one, so it helps to have the timings sorted. On Wednesday 20 January, it runs from 8.00am to 6.00pm; on Thursday 21 January, it's 8.00am to 4.30pm. Tickets are free until 4 January 2027, then they're £8 + VAT online from 5 January, rising to £12 + VAT on the door on the 20th. Students, under 16s and press get in free, and it's card payments only on site.