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2026 has been a milestone year for Just Talk Agri, with our team proudly standing at both the Nottinghamshire County Show and the Cambridgeshire County Show. Our 15×15 metre stands gave us the space to welcome visitors, share conversations, and continue breaking down the stigma around rural mental health. These shows allowed us to connect directly with farmers, families, and supporters, strengthening our presence within the agricultural sector and showcasing the work we’re doing to support those who keep British farming moving.
Beyond our own stands, members of the team have been out across the country, visiting major events including the Great Yorkshire Show, the Lincolnshire Show, and the This Is Farming event at Thoresby Hall. Being present at these shows has helped us build relationships, learn from others in the industry, and ensure our message reaches as many people as possible. Every event , whether we’re exhibiting or simply attending, reinforces our commitment to supporting the rural community and keeping mental‑health conversations open, visible, and accessible.
Nottinghamshire County Show - 9th May 2026
The Nottinghamshire County Show was a standout moment for Just Talk Agri this year, giving us the chance to bring open, honest mental‑health conversations directly into the heart of our rural community. Our 15×15 metre stand at Newark Showground became a welcoming space for farmers, families, students, and supporters to stop, talk, and learn more about the support available across the agricultural sector. Throughout the day, we connected with visitors of all ages, shared resources, strengthened partnerships, and continued our mission to make mental wellbeing visible, accessible, and part of everyday life in British farming.
Cambridgeshire County Show - 30th May 2026
The Cambridgeshire County Show at Abbots Ripton gave Just Talk Agri another powerful opportunity to connect with the rural community and continue opening conversations around mental health in agriculture. Our stand welcomed farmers, families, students, and new entrants throughout the day, offering resources, support pathways, and space for honest discussion. By engaging with visitors of all ages and strengthening relationships across the region, we continued our mission to make wellbeing visible, accessible, and part of everyday life in British farming.
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