The Shop Window for Machinery in 2026

The Spring Farm Machinery Shows in 2026 promise to be the biggest indoor showcase of agricultural equipment in Ireland. Farmers and contractors are already buzzing with excitement about the new tractors, loaders, cultivation tools, and advanced technologies set to be unveiled. This event will bring together the leading names in farming machinery, offering a glimpse of what the future holds for every type of farm business.

Show Dates:

Millstreet - 21st & 22nd January

Balmoral - 28th & 29th January

Cavan - 4th & 5th February

Tractors, Loaders, and Cultivation Equipment for Every Farm

One of the main attractions at the show will be the latest tractors designed to meet the needs of diverse farming operations. For example, New Holland will present the

, a model known for its fuel efficiency and power, alongside the versatile T5.120 Dual Command. Case will introduce its first pre-production Puma 165, which has already generated interest for its performance and reliability.

Loaders and cultivation equipment will also feature prominently. These machines are essential for soil preparation, planting, and harvesting, and the new models promise improved durability and ease of use. Brands like John Deere, Massey Ferguson, and CLAAS will display their latest offerings, designed to boost productivity while reducing operator fatigue.

Solutions for Dairy and Livestock Farms

Dairy and livestock farmers will find plenty to explore, with new bale wrappers, animal housing systems, and animal health solutions on display. These products aim to improve animal welfare and farm efficiency. For instance, advanced bale wrappers help preserve feed quality, while innovative housing systems provide better ventilation and comfort for animals.

Animal health solutions will include monitoring systems that track livestock wellbeing in real time. These tools help farmers detect illness early and manage herd health more effectively, reducing losses and improving overall productivity.

Latest Agri-Tech to Modernise Farming

Technology is transforming agriculture, and the 2026 show will highlight precision tools, drones, and monitoring and weighing systems designed to modernise farms. Precision farming equipment allows for targeted application of fertilisers and pesticides, reducing waste and environmental impact.

Drones will be showcased for their ability to survey fields quickly and provide detailed data on crop health. Monitoring and weighing systems will help farmers keep accurate records and make informed decisions about feeding, breeding, and harvesting.

One standout innovation making its Irish debut is a computer-controlled spot spraying system. This technology targets weeds precisely, reducing chemical use and protecting crops more effectively.

Farm Services, Energy, Safety, and Support

Farming requires more than just machinery, and the show will also feature services and equipment that support farm operations. Energy solutions, such as solar panels and efficient heating systems, will help farms reduce costs and environmental impact.

Safety equipment will be on display to protect workers and animals, including new designs for protective clothing and farm vehicle safety features. Building solutions and contracting support services will also be available, helping farmers plan and maintain their infrastructure efficiently.

Leading Brands Under One Roof

The event will bring together trusted names like JCB, Krone, Valtra, and many others. This concentration of brands allows farmers to compare options, ask questions, and see demonstrations all in one place. It also offers an opportunity to network with experts and fellow farmers, sharing knowledge and experiences.

What This Means for Farmers and Contractors

The 2026 Spring Farm Machinery Shows will be more than just a display of equipment. They represent a chance for farmers and contractors to explore new ways to improve their operations. Whether it’s adopting the latest tractor model, investing in precision technology, or upgrading animal housing, the event offers practical solutions tailored to today’s farming challenges.

Farmers can expect to leave with fresh ideas and contacts that will help them increase efficiency, reduce costs, and improve sustainability on their farms.