Organisers say the “Clarkson effect” will see more than 25,000 farmers and over 650 exhibitors attend Cereals 2026 when it opens at Jeremy Clarkson’s Diddly Squat Farm this June. The move to a new venue will also see a host of new features being added to the flagship arable event. Cereals 2026 will also boast a range of new features. These include the Nofence Livestock Zone, which will see animals and associated products at the event for the first time alongside the Clarkson goats. In a nearby area, there is also an area focused on young farmers and contractors called…