VISITORS to Potatoes in Practice 2026, who are members BASIS or NroSO, can earn up to six CPD points at the event on Thursday, August 13th, at The James Hutton Institute’s Balruddery Farm in Invergowrie, near Dundee.
An interactive knowledge trail, designed to engage visitors while reinforcing key agronomic insights, will run across a number of participating exhibitors stands. There will be 10 questions per exhibitor, each focused on the technical and practical information on display.
Professor Ian Toth, Director of NPIC, said: “Potatoes in Practice is designed not only to showcase innovation, but also to equip professionals with the expertise they need to drive the industry forward. By combining the knowledge trail with seminars, demonstrations and expert-led discussions, the event offers a comprehensive learning experience that will help to drive the industry forward.”
BASIS, a charitable organisation founded by the pesticide industry in 1978, is dedicated to raising professional standards in land management and food production while NRoSO (National Register of Sprayer Operators) has evolved to offer many benefits to its members, including training events, industry information, technical updates and networking opportunities.
