Potatoes in Practice
Britain's largest potato field event including trials, demonstrations, plot tours, trade exhibition, seminars and networking.
Free to attend.
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Potatoes in Practice (PiP) Trials Summary Report 2011 now available!
Read results of PiP's 2011 research trials, demonstrated at last year's event. See what findings and results could help your crop and your business.
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Potatoes in Practice (PiP) 2012 is again sponsored by the Potato Council, and will be held at the James Hutton Institute’s Balruddery Farm on Thursday 9 August and you can now book an exhibitor place at this year’s event.
What will you find at PiP? Download the 2012 event Flyer here (5.5 KB).
Exhibitor Information and Booking Forms can be accessed from www.hutton.ac.uk/pip2012 and where you can also print off a pdf version which can be posted to the James Hutton Institute at the address on the form, or faxed to 01382 568714. (Please do not send exhibitor bookings to the Potato Council).
Please note that places at this event are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis and absolute deadlines are highlighted in the information sheets. Due to the high demand for exhibitor places at PiP, if you wish to exhibit, we advise you to complete and return your booking form/s as soon as possible, and no later than 25th April.
Need more information?
Exhibitor bookings: Sharon Neilson | +44 (0)1382 568750 | Sharon.Neilson@hutton.ac.uk. Closing date for exhibitor stand applications: 25 April 2012.
Trial and demonstration plots: applications for plots is now closed.
Potato Council liaison: Sophie Lock | +44 (0)24 7647 8772 | sophie.lock@potato.ahdb.org.uk
2011 Trials Summary Report Read results of PiP's 2011 research trials here, demonstrated at last year's event. See what findings and results could help your crop and your business.