Slurry Live 2026 is a new event dedicated entirely to the slurry industry. It is set to take place on 4-5 November at the Eikon Exhibition Centre, Balmoral Park, Lisburn, Co Antrim. Organisers have said that it will showcase the latest slurry technology, machinery and innovation, alongside expert discussions on soil, systems and slurry management.

The event aims to bring together manufacturers, machinery specialists, industry experts and farmers from across the nation. Organised by AJS Promotions, which also runs the popular series of Spring Farm Machinery Shows, it has created Slurry Live to give the industry a dedicated space to explore the latest developments in slurry management, discover new technology and hear directly from the people shaping the future of the sector.

“With slurry management continuing to be a major consideration for the farming industry, Slurry Live comes at an important time. With the upcoming slurry spreading ban and increasing focus on how slurry is stored, managed and applied, farmers are facing greater pressure to make the most of every available nutrient, while protecting soil and water quality. At the same time, advances in machinery, technology and slurry systems are creating new opportunities to improve efficiency, reduce waste and make slurry management more practical and cost effective,” said Andrew Short, AJS Promotions director.