Green-tech showcasing agricultural land management solutions at Groundswell

July 2, 2026

Green-tech showcasing agricultural land management solutions at Groundswell

Green-tech is exhibiting at Groundswell 2026, taking place 1–2 July at Lannock Farm, Hitchin, and is welcoming visitors on Stand A63.

Green-tech showcasing agricultural land management solutions at Groundswell

The stand is busy, and the team is on site throughout the event, inviting farmers, landowners, contractors, and industry colleagues to drop by and explore a wide range of practical, field-proven solutions designed to support them with regenerative farming systems.

For over 30 years, Green-tech has worked with farmers, landowners, and agricultural contractors, delivering resilient, cost-effective solutions that support productive land use alongside environmental management, infrastructure resilience, and compliance requirements.

At this year’s event, Green-tech is offering solutions to support establishment, protection, access management, and biodiversity across working farmland.

The team is profiling a selection of products, including:

Tree planting systems, shelters, stakes, ties, and establishment accessories designed to improve survival rates and reduce early-stage failure in shelterbelt, agroforestry, and farm diversification planting schemes
GT Thorn Guard, a robust protection system designed to reduce browsing pressure and mechanical damage to young trees from livestock, improving establishment success and reducing replacement costs in exposed agricultural environments
Ground protection solutions designed to maintain essential machinery and vehicle access while preventing soil compaction, rutting, and structural damage on sensitive or high-traffic ground
John Chambers Wildflowers, designed to support stewardship scheme delivery, optimise marginal land use, and integrate habitat creation within productive farm systems
Erosion control solutions for field margins, slopes, and drainage-sensitive areas, supporting long-term soil stability and reducing land degradation under increasing weather variability
Landscaping and establishment products, including mulches, weed suppression membranes, and planting aids designed to support large-scale planting success and reduce maintenance inputs

On display are Groundtrax ground protection systems, providing engineered access and load-distribution solutions for agricultural infrastructure, alongside John Chambers Wildflowers, which support biodiversity integration within working farmland. Both form part of Green-tech’s in-house ranges developed for scalable land management applications.

The Green-tech team is available throughout the event on Stand A63 to discuss individual challenges and practical applications.

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