The AgroChallenge 2026 event attracted teams from 17 countries for two days of intensive competition at Easton College, near Norwich, and the Royal Norfolk Show.

Each team, made up of four students, took part in 18 practical challenges designed to test a broad range of agricultural skills and teamwork under pressure.

Tasks included precision tractor driving, balancing bales with a telehandler, assembling a water system for pigs, calculating the weight of various livestock, assembling milking equipment, calibrating a seed drill and making beehive frames.

The competition, being held in the UK for the first time, concluded with a beer barrel relay in the Royal Norfolk Show’s........

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