Outland Tracks Reflects on a Successful Cereals 2026 at Diddly Squat Farm

The Cereals Event 2026 proved to be another fantastic showcase for British agriculture, and with this year's event hosted at the iconic Diddly Squat Farm, it attracted thousands of farmers, contractors and machinery enthusiasts from across the UK and beyond. With over 25,000 visitors attending across the two days, it was the perfect opportunity for Outland Tracks to demonstrate the latest innovations in agricultural track technology.

Our stand welcomed a constant flow of visitors looking to discuss ways of improving traction, reducing soil compaction and increasing machine performance, whether through replacement rubber tracks or complete track conversion systems.

Fendt MT on Stryder XT200 Tracks

Taking centre stage on the stand was a Fendt MT, kindly supplied by Newton Farms, fitted with our Stryder XT200 rubber tracks.

The machine provided visitors with the opportunity to get up close and inspect the build quality, tread design and construction of the XT200 tracks while discussing the benefits they can bring in the field. From improved durability and traction to enhanced flotation and reduced ground pressure, the XT200 continues to prove itself in demanding agricultural applications.

A huge thank you goes to Newton Farms for supporting us and helping make this display possible.

Showcasing the Complete Stryder Range

Alongside the XT200-equipped Fendt, visitors were able to explore several products from the expanding Stryder range, including:

• Stryder Dura 100P tracks
• Stryder Dura 100 tracks
• The brand-new Stryder Medina track, making its UK debut

The introduction of the Medina track generated significant interest throughout the event, with many visitors keen to learn more about its design, performance characteristics and the applications it has been developed for.

Soucy Track Conversions

The stand also featured Soucy track conversion systems, allowing visitors to see first-hand how wheeled tractors, combines and self-propelled machines can be transformed into tracked machines.

Track conversions continue to grow in popularity as farms look to maximise traction, minimise compaction and improve efficiency in increasingly challenging field conditions.

Our team enjoyed discussing the different conversion options available and helping customers identify the most suitable solution for their individual farming operations.

Thank You for Visiting

Cereals has always been one of the highlights of the agricultural calendar, and hosting the event at Diddly Squat Farm made this year's exhibition particularly memorable. It was fantastic to catch up with existing customers, meet new faces and discuss the future of tracked machinery with so many forward-thinking farmers and contractors.

We'd like to thank everyone who took the time to visit the Outland Tracks stand, along with Newton Farms for providing the impressive Fendt MT for display.

If you were unable to attend the event but would like to find out more about the Stryder range of rubber tracks, the new Medina tracks, or our Soucy track conversion systems, please get in touch with the Outland Tracks team. We'd be delighted to help you find the right solution for your machinery.

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