For lovers of farming, freight, and refined agricultural entertainment, there’s good news: this season’s winter is ending early owing to the appearance of an early-bird spring spectacular that features everything tractor, truck, and trading connected.

The Tractor World Show, one of the biggest and most well-liked events of the year, is coming back to the Three Counties Showground in Malvern as the customary season opener. This year on Saturday, February 24, and Sunday, February 25, 2024, a month sooner, to welcome winter.

“Packing in interest and inspiration, the two-day extravaganza is celebrating its new date with even more exhibitors, trade stands, displays, and more bargains than ever before. All included in the admission price, expect to see hundreds of vintage, veteran, and classic tractors, vans, stationary engines, classic commercials, lorries, trucks, Land Rovers and vintage vehicles, historic farm machinery, and agricultural heritage displays,” according to a recent press release.

Open from 9 am to 5 pm on Saturday, and from 9 am until 3 pm on Sunday, there will be an abundance of options for attendees, including a vast array of local and national club exhibits and kiosks, trade booths, dealers of model and toys, tools and garage equipment, tires, work clothes, apparel, books, and gifts. A variety of horticultural and gardening tools are also available, such as both vintage and contemporary ride-on mowers.

Introducing a new and extended “miniature model” segment for 2024, organizers Kelsey Media are thrilled to demonstrate that big enjoyment can also come in little packages. This includes vendors offering everything a hobbyist model builder may want, as well as exhibitors of model tractors and motors. This year’s trade show will feature a magnificent array of brand-new tractors and farm machinery from top manufacturers, which is another first.

“Get the chamois busy and the air horn primed, as Sunday sees the return of the popular Classic Commercials Drive-In Day. Famous for its friendly, interactive approach, the whole show has acres of opportunities to get hands-on, chat, swap tips, and bag sit-ons and selfies! Buyers and sellers alike will welcome the perfect opportunity to trade machinery, parts, and tools in readiness for the new season, at Saturday’s lively auction. Renowned agricultural auctioneers H J Pugh & Co will be presiding over an expected 1500+ lots including over 100 tractors,” based on the press document.

Filling all three large exhibition halls and outdoor areas at the well-connected, equipped, and accessible Three Counties Showground, comfort is guaranteed, whatever the weather. There are plenty of places to relax and recharge with two heated restaurants, a coffee lounge, and numerous outdoor catering stands, plus a cash machine for when unplanned temptation strikes!

Easy to find with brown signs from all major routes, enjoy ample free parking, disabled, coach, and weekend camping facilities. With free admission for children under 15 and dogs on leads welcome in all areas, no one needs to miss out.