Slurry Demo Zone at ScotGrass in 2026

ScotGrass 2026 launches a new slurry demonstration zone <i>(Image: web)</i>
ScotGrass 2026 launches a new slurry demonstration zone (Image: web)
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ScotGrass, Scotland’s premier forage and machinery event, is proud to announce the launch of its new slurry demonstration zone for the 2026 show — a dynamic and interactive space dedicated to showcasing the very best in slurry application, handling and nutrient-management technologies.

Taking place on Wednesday, May 13, at Slacks Farm in Lochmaben, Dumfries and Galloway and responding to farmer demand for practical insights into slurry best practice and technology, the slurry demonstration zone will offer live, real-time demonstrations that place innovation and efficiency front and centre.

Visitors will have the chance to see the latest solutions in action under genuine working conditions enabling better understanding of performance, precision and nutrient stewardship on a working dairy farm.

Adjacent to the silage clamps, and the farms slurry storage, the demo fields will show visitors separation, pumping and application technologies, in real-time on farm conditions.

ScotGrass event organiser, Kayleigh Holden said: "With sustainability and nutrient management at the heart of modern farming, this new feature at ScotGrass will not only compliment the rest of the show but it will also give manufacturers a platform to bring their innovations out of static displays and into the field, allowing demonstrators and attendees to directly compare technologies, learn from experts and discuss real-world applications”

The Slurry Demonstration Zone reinforces ScotGrass’ commitment to advancing practical knowledge and sector innovation. Designed to support sustainable and efficient farming, it promises to become one of the event’s must-visit areas in 2026.

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