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Inhouse Farming - Feed & Food

November 10, 2026 - November 13, 2026

Inhouse Farming – Feed & Food Show is DLG’s new platform dedicated to the agricultural and food systems of the future. Designed as a forward-looking exhibition and conference, it creates a space where innovation, technology, and practical agricultural experience come together. Closely connected with real agricultural practice, the event addresses the entire value chain, from feed production to food systems, offering insight into how tomorrow’s agriculture can be efficient, resilient, and sustainable.

Rather than focusing on isolated technologies, Inhouse Farming – Feed & Food Show presents a holistic view of modern production systems. It responds to growing global challenges such as food security, resource efficiency, and changing consumer expectations by highlighting solutions that integrate technology, biology, and business.

Inhouse Farming – Feed & Food Show as a Platform for Future Food Systems

At its core, Inhouse Farming – Feed & Food Show is built around the idea that future food systems must be smarter, more controlled, and more sustainable. The platform connects agricultural practice with technological innovation, creating an environment where theory meets application.

By bringing together experts from agriculture, food production, research, and industry, the event enables meaningful dialogue across disciplines. This exchange helps participants understand how new production systems can be implemented in practice and scaled responsibly.

The platform serves as both a knowledge hub and a business meeting point, supporting informed decision-making and long-term strategy development.

From Feed to Food: A Connected Value Chain

One of the defining characteristics of Inhouse Farming – Feed & Food Show is its clear focus on the entire value chain. The concept of “from feed to food” reflects the understanding that sustainable food systems begin with efficient input production and end with high-quality food products.

The exhibition and conference address:

Feed production systems and resource management

Controlled-environment agriculture

Processing and integration into food systems

Business models linking production and market demand

This comprehensive approach allows visitors to see how each stage influences the next, encouraging integrated thinking rather than fragmented solutions.

Technology-Based Production Systems at the Center

Inhouse Farming – Feed & Food Show highlights the most important technology-based production systems shaping modern agriculture. These systems rely on controlled environments, precise resource use, and innovative production methods to meet future demands.

Key production systems covered include:

Vertical farming and multi-layer cultivation

Indoor and controlled-environment agriculture

Alternative protein production systems

Technology-driven feed and food solutions

By focusing on these areas, the event demonstrates how technology can reduce dependency on traditional land use while increasing productivity and consistency.

Vertical Farming as a Pillar of Future Agriculture

Vertical farming represents a significant shift in how food can be produced. At Inhouse Farming – Feed & Food Show, this production model is explored as a practical and scalable solution rather than a niche concept.

Vertical farming systems offer:

Efficient use of space

Controlled growing conditions

Reduced dependency on climate and seasonality

Proximity to urban markets

By presenting real-world applications and innovations, the platform helps visitors understand where vertical farming fits into broader agricultural and food strategies.

Alternative Protein Production and Changing Diets

Alternative protein production is another major focus of the exhibition portfolio and conference. As global demand for protein continues to grow, new sources are required to complement or replace traditional systems.

Inhouse Farming – Feed & Food Show explores how technology-based production systems can support this transition by offering scalable and efficient solutions.

Innovation Across the Protein Landscape

The platform highlights developments in alternative protein production that are closely linked to feed systems, processing technologies, and market requirements. These innovations are discussed not only from a technical perspective, but also in terms of economic viability and consumer acceptance.

Bridging Innovation and Agricultural Practice

A key strength of Inhouse Farming – Feed & Food Show is its close connection to agricultural practice. Technologies and concepts are not presented in isolation, but within the context of real production environments.

This practical orientation supports:

Better understanding of implementation challenges

Realistic evaluation of technologies

Exchange of experience between practitioners and innovators

By grounding innovation in practice, the event helps ensure that future food systems are both technically advanced and operationally feasible.

Conference and Exhibition: Knowledge Meets Business

The combination of exhibition and conference creates a balanced experience. While the exhibition showcases technologies, systems, and solutions, the conference provides deeper insight into trends, strategies, and future scenarios.

Together, they offer:

Technical information supported by expert perspectives

Discussion of economic and business implications

Opportunities for networking and partnership building

This integrated format strengthens the platform’s role as a meeting place for decision-makers and innovators.

Inhouse Farming – Feed & Food Show as a Business Platform

Beyond knowledge exchange, Inhouse Farming – Feed & Food Show is a business-oriented platform. It connects solution providers with producers, investors, and partners who are actively shaping the next generation of agricultural and food systems.

The event supports:

Development of new business models

Exploration of investment opportunities

Strategic partnerships across the value chain

By aligning innovation with commercial reality, the platform encourages sustainable growth.

Why Inhouse Farming – Feed & Food Show Matters

Inhouse Farming – Feed & Food Show matters because it addresses the future of agriculture and food systems in an integrated and practical way. It recognizes that feeding a growing global population requires new thinking, new technologies, and closer collaboration across sectors.

By focusing on technology-based production systems, alternative proteins, and the connection from feed to food, the platform offers clarity in a complex and rapidly changing landscape. For professionals seeking insight, innovation, and direction, Inhouse Farming – Feed & Food Show provides a meaningful space to explore what comes next.