Agriculture Events

Agrilink

Agrilink has established itself as the Philippines' premier international agribusiness event, drawing exhibitors and visitors from various sectors and countries each year. Organized by the Foundation for Resource Linkage & Development, this annual exhibition and seminar serves as a vital platform for advancing the agribusiness sector in the Philippines and beyond. Since its inception, Agrilink has become a central hub for industry professionals, offering a comprehensive showcase of the latest technologies, products, and services that drive the agricultural economy.

The event brings together a diverse range of exhibitors, representing numerous industries within the agribusiness sector, including crop production, animal husbandry, food processing, equipment manufacturing, and agricultural technology. With its wide reach, Agrilink attracts not only local professionals but also international players, creating a global marketplace for ideas, products, and innovations. Visitors from across the Philippines and other countries come to Agrilink to explore new business opportunities, discover cutting-edge solutions, and engage with the best minds in the agricultural field.

In addition to the exhibition, Agrilink features a series of seminars and forums that delve into the most pressing issues facing the agribusiness industry. These educational sessions, led by industry experts, provide invaluable insights into the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities within agriculture. Topics often include sustainable farming practices, innovations in food production, agricultural policy, and the use of technology to improve productivity and efficiency. The seminars at Agrilink foster a learning environment where participants can engage in meaningful discussions, share knowledge, and develop strategies to tackle the complex issues affecting the agricultural sector.

As the largest and most influential agribusiness event in the Philippines, Agrilink plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of the country's agricultural industry. It serves as a critical meeting point for farmers, entrepreneurs, government officials, investors, and technology providers, facilitating collaboration and creating avenues for growth and innovation. The event’s strong emphasis on fostering partnerships and exchanging ideas contributes to the continued development of the agribusiness landscape, not only in the Philippines but throughout the Southeast Asian region.

For those involved in the agricultural sector, Agrilink is more than just an exhibition; it is a vital opportunity to connect with industry leaders, discover new solutions, and stay ahead of the trends shaping the future of agribusiness. By bringing together such a diverse and dynamic group of professionals, Agrilink continues to be a key event that drives the growth and development of the agricultural industry in the Philippines and beyond.

Nairobi International Trade Fair (NITF)

Nairobi International Trade Fair: Advancing Climate-Smart Agriculture for a Sustainable Future

Held in the vibrant heart of Kenya’s capital, the Nairobi International Trade Fair has evolved into one of East Africa’s most influential agricultural expos. Organized annually by the Agricultural Society of Kenya (ASK), the event goes far beyond showcasing products—it is a crucial gathering point for innovation, education, and partnership across the agricultural value chain.

Under the theme "Promoting Climate Smart Agriculture and Trade Initiatives for Sustainable Economic Growth", the upcoming edition reaffirms the fair’s commitment to sustainability, resilience, and economic development. With over 800 exhibitors and a projected 600,000 visitors, this event is not only a marketplace but a strategic hub where global trends meet local expertise.

Why the Nairobi International Trade Fair Matters More Than Ever

As global agriculture grapples with the twin challenges of climate change and food insecurity, the Nairobi International Trade Fair provides a powerful platform to drive practical, scalable solutions. This year’s emphasis on climate-smart agriculture signals a shift toward integrated, sustainable farming systems that balance productivity with ecological responsibility.

The fair serves key purposes for various sectors:

Showcasing innovations in agricultural technology, machinery, and practices

Creating space for trade negotiations and investment opportunities

Encouraging policy dialogue between government, private sector, and civil society

Educating farmers and agribusinesses on climate adaptation strategies

Facilitating youth participation in modern, tech-driven agriculture

By bringing together such a wide range of stakeholders, the event becomes more than an expo—it becomes a catalyst for transformation in regional agriculture.

An Unparalleled Platform for Networking and Collaboration

With an audience size approaching 600,000, the Nairobi International Trade Fair offers unmatched access to diverse professionals across the agriculture, manufacturing, trade, finance, and public sectors. For exhibitors, it is a unique opportunity to present innovations to a high-traffic, targeted audience.

Key groups in attendance:

Smallholder and commercial farmers

Agritech startups and innovators

Exporters and importers of agricultural goods

Government bodies and regulatory agencies

International development partners and NGOs

Agro-financing institutions

Research institutions and universities

This broad participation enables cross-sectoral dialogue and long-term partnerships, particularly around climate-smart investments and technology dissemination.

Climate-Smart Agriculture in Focus

One of the fair’s major objectives this year is to accelerate the adoption of climate-smart agriculture (CSA). This concept combines productivity, adaptation, and mitigation, helping farmers increase output while protecting the environment.

Climate-smart innovations highlighted at the fair include:

Drought-resistant seed varieties and precision irrigation systems

Soil health restoration through regenerative farming

Digital platforms for weather forecasting and market access

Renewable energy solutions for post-harvest processing

Water harvesting technologies for dryland agriculture

Workshops and exhibitions will also explore policy frameworks, subsidy programs, and training modules to support CSA at scale.

Trade Initiatives: Driving Economic Growth Through Agriculture

As a region heavily dependent on agriculture for livelihoods and GDP, Kenya’s economic resilience is closely tied to its agricultural trade landscape. The Nairobi International Trade Fair serves as a springboard for B2B and B2G engagements, allowing participants to identify new market opportunities, form joint ventures, and showcase export-ready products.

Benefits for participants in the trade sector:

Exposure to international buyers and distributors

Opportunities to demonstrate certifications and standards compliance

Learning sessions on trade agreements like AfCFTA and COMESA

Networking with logistics and warehousing service providers

Investment dialogues with banks and development agencies

This year’s theme encourages stakeholders to recognize climate-smart trade not just as ethical, but as profitable and future-proof.

Educational Activities and Youth Engagement

The fair places a strong emphasis on knowledge transfer and capacity building, particularly targeting youth and women, who are often underrepresented in the sector. Through demonstrations, field school showcases, and agri-bootcamps, the fair ensures the next generation of farmers and agribusiness professionals are equipped with the tools and knowledge to lead.

Educational highlights include:

Seminars on smart farming techniques

Career expos for agri-related professions

Live demos of smart tech tools and mechanized equipment

Farmer competitions and exhibitions

Collaborative challenges for student innovators

These activities reflect the broader goal of inclusive agricultural development and ensure the fair’s impact extends well beyond the event dates.

Diverse Exhibitions Covering the Full Agricultural Spectrum

Spanning crop production, livestock, aquaculture, agribusiness services, and input supplies, the Nairobi International Trade Fair offers a comprehensive snapshot of the agricultural sector. From large machinery to bio-organic fertilizers, the diversity of exhibitions reflects both the traditional roots and modern aspirations of Kenyan agriculture.

Some of the key sectors represented include:

Agri-inputs (seeds, fertilizers, crop protection)

Agri-machinery and mechanization tools

Livestock breeding and veterinary services

Food processing and value addition

Logistics, cold chain, and post-harvest solutions

ICT for agriculture and digital platforms

This wide scope encourages both local and international investment, while also enabling smallholder farmers to access tools that can scale their operations sustainably.

A Landmark Event Shaping the Future of African Agriculture

The Nairobi International Trade Fair stands as a testament to Kenya’s agricultural resilience, innovation, and strategic importance in the African economy. By promoting climate-smart agriculture and trade initiatives, it positions itself as more than just a fair—it becomes a regional policy influencer, knowledge hub, and economic driver.

In a time when global agriculture is undergoing seismic change, this event provides clarity, opportunity, and connection. Whether you are a farmer seeking better practices, a tech innovator introducing a new solution, or a policymaker crafting the future of food, the Nairobi International Trade Fair is where your journey continues.

International Agricultural Symposium(AGROSYM)

AGROSYM: A Global Gathering for Agriculture, Forestry, and Sustainable Development

Each year, the stunning slopes of Jahorina, Bosnia and Herzegovina, become more than a popular winter resort destination they become the intellectual heart of international agricultural dialogue. Hosted at the Aparthotel Vučko and organized by the University of East Sarajevo, the International Agricultural Symposium (AGROSYM) continues to solidify its position as one of the most respected conferences in the field of agriculture and forestry.

With its 16-year legacy, AGROSYM is far more than an academic gathering. It has grown into a multinational platform for collaborative research, innovation sharing, and cross-sector networking. Scientists, students, policymakers, business leaders, and civil society representatives convene to explore sustainable solutions and discuss how to shape the future of agriculture.

The symposium’s ranking as the 3rd most important scientific event in the country reflects its high standing within Bosnia and Herzegovina, while its strong participation from international delegates—including Pakistan underlines its global relevance.

A Mission That Transcends Borders

AGROSYM's mission is rooted in the recognition that agriculture and food systems are at the center of global sustainability goals. As climate change, soil degradation, population growth, and economic disparity challenge food security across continents, the need for integrated, science-based solutions has never been more urgent.

By bringing together voices from research institutions, public agencies, NGOs, and the private sector, AGROSYM cultivates a collaborative environment. Here, solutions are not only studied but also tested, debated, and adapted to diverse regional and environmental contexts.

What Makes AGROSYM a Must-Attend Event?

AGROSYM isn’t just about presenting research papers. It’s about building a community of practice that spans disciplines, geographies, and generations. Over the years, the symposium has earned a reputation for fostering meaningful academic exchange and influencing real-world agricultural practices.

Attendees Can Expect:

Peer-reviewed sessions featuring the latest scientific findings in agriculture and forestry

Panel discussions on pressing global and regional agri-food challenges

Networking events to foster partnerships between academia, industry, and policy circles

Workshops aimed at young researchers and students, offering guidance on publishing, funding, and innovation pathways

Poster sessions that showcase practical, on-the-ground solutions from a range of countries

Whether you're an academic researcher, farmer, startup founder, or government representative, AGROSYM provides valuable tools to navigate the complexities of modern agriculture.

Thematic Breadth: Bridging Science, Practice, and Policy

One of AGROSYM’s strongest features is its multidisciplinary approach. The event covers a broad range of topics across agriculture, forestry, food systems, and environmental science each closely interconnected and vital to rural development and sustainability.

Core Thematic Areas Include:

Plant Production
Innovations in crop science, agronomy, and plant breeding.

Plant Protection and Food Safety
Integrated pest management, biosecurity, and ensuring safe food from farm to fork.

Organic Agriculture
Approaches to chemical-free farming and certification processes.

Environmental Protection and Resource Management
Strategies for conserving biodiversity, soil health, and water resources.

Animal Husbandry
Sustainable livestock production, nutrition, welfare, and genetics.

Rural Development and Agro-Economy
Economic models, agricultural policy, and rural livelihood diversification.

Forestry and Agroforestry
Forest ecology, carbon sequestration, and land-use integration.

This thematic richness ensures that attendees leave with actionable insights, whether they're working in field-based agriculture or academic research.

Building Global Academic and Professional Networks

AGROSYM plays a vital role in connecting professionals and researchers across continents. A significant portion of its value lies in its ability to strengthen existing academic networks and initiate new collaborations. This aspect is particularly critical for countries with developing agricultural sectors, such as Pakistan, whose participation has increased year over year.

Some Key Networking Benefits:

Cross-institutional research partnerships

Opportunities for co-authorship and publishing

Exposure to international funding and grant opportunities

Exchange programs and field research initiatives

Private-sector collaborations in agribusiness and technology

The event doesn’t just conclude with applause it often lays the groundwork for long-term projects and cooperative ventures that extend far beyond the conference hall.

Knowledge for All Actors in the Agro-Food Chain

While AGROSYM is deeply academic, its content is designed to be accessible and beneficial to the wider agricultural community, including:

Farmers seeking more efficient and sustainable methods

Extension agents delivering new knowledge at the field level

Policy makers crafting regulations and agricultural strategies

NGOs advocating for food security and environmental conservation

Students and early-career researchers entering the agri-food field

By opening its sessions to a diverse group of stakeholders, AGROSYM plays a key role in ensuring that knowledge isn't locked in academic journals it’s shared, adapted, and applied to real-world challenges.

The Impact of AGROSYM: Beyond the Conference

The impact of AGROSYM reaches far beyond the event itself. Each edition results in published conference proceedings, widely cited in international research and often used as reference materials in agricultural policy and educational curricula.

Moreover, AGROSYM helps disseminate good practices and technical knowledge to the wider public, through media coverage and community engagement. By reinforcing the role of agriculture and food science as strategic pillars of national development, the symposium elevates public discourse around food, land, and environment.

AGROSYM as a Catalyst for Sustainable Agricultural Futures

In a world where agriculture is increasingly challenged by climate, economic, and ecological pressures, forums like AGROSYM are more important than ever. Through its blend of scientific excellence, cross-sector dialogue, and global participation, the International Agricultural Symposium is helping to shape a more sustainable, inclusive, and resilient future for food systems worldwide.

As the 17th edition approaches, AGROSYM continues to prove that meaningful agricultural transformation begins with sharing ideas, listening to diverse voices, and building bridges between research and reality.

Whether you’re leading innovation in precision agriculture, studying rural development, advocating for organic practices, or simply passionate about the future of farming, AGROSYM offers a place at the table.

Metcalfe Fair

Metcalfe Fair: Where Rural Roots Meet Family Fun

Nestled in the heart of rural South Ottawa, the Metcalfe Fair is a beloved annual event that brings the community together to celebrate both agricultural heritage and modern family entertainment. Set on 24 scenic acres, this fair is more than just a local gathering it's one of Ontario’s most cherished agricultural exhibitions.

With a rich tradition built over generations, the Metcalfe Fair beautifully blends country charm with contemporary excitement. From livestock shows to live music and thrilling midway rides, it offers something for everyone whether you're a lifelong local, a city visitor, or discovering agricultural fairs for the first time.

A Community Celebration Like No Other

What makes the Metcalfe Fair special isn't just its impressive lineup of attractions it's the deep sense of community and connection that runs through every corner of the event. For many families, this fair has become a yearly tradition, passed down from grandparents to grandchildren, evolving yet staying true to its rural identity.

The grounds are purpose-built for accessibility and community engagement. Open green spaces allow families to relax and children to explore, while modern facilities and accessible buildings ensure a comfortable experience for all visitors.

Throughout the fair, volunteers, local businesses, youth clubs, and agricultural societies come together to showcase the vibrancy of rural life and the values that hold the community together.

Agriculture at the Heart of the Fair

At its core, the Metcalfe Fair is a celebration of agriculture. While urbanization continues to shape modern Canada, events like this keep rural traditions alive, offering education, entertainment, and appreciation for the farming world.

Agricultural Highlights Include:

Livestock competitions featuring dairy and beef cattle, sheep, goats, and horses

4-H Club showcases where young farmers display their hard-earned skills

Tractor pulls and horse pulls demonstrating strength, power, and rural ingenuity

Grain and produce displays that spotlight the bounty of local farms

Homecraft and horticulture competitions, including baking, canning, and flower arrangements

These exhibits not only provide entertainment but also educate urban and suburban visitors about the importance of farming and the effort behind feeding a nation.

Family-Friendly Attractions for All Ages

While agriculture remains the foundation, the fair also offers a wide variety of family-focused attractions that ensure fun for visitors of all interests and ages. Whether you're coming with toddlers, teens, or seniors, there's something to enjoy.

Family Entertainment Features:

Midway rides and games for all thrill levels

Live music performances from local talent and regional headliners

Petting zoos and pony rides for young animal lovers

Demolition derbies and truck pulls for adrenaline seekers

Children’s activity zones, storytelling, and educational shows

Local food vendors serving everything from farm-fresh eats to sweet fair treats

All these elements come together to create an environment that’s both festive and welcoming a true rural-meets-modern experience.

A Showcase of Local Talent and Craftsmanship

Beyond the barns and grandstands, the Metcalfe Fair proudly displays the talents of local artisans, crafters, and makers. The exhibition halls are filled with entries from people of all ages, showcasing the creativity and craftsmanship of the community.

Exhibit Categories Often Include:

Quilting, sewing, and textile arts

Painting, photography, and sculpture

Homemade baked goods, preserves, and confections

Floral arrangements and garden displays

Woodworking and metal crafts

This section of the fair fosters a sense of achievement and pride, encouraging participants to contribute their best and allowing visitors to appreciate the diverse talents within the region.

Supporting the Local Economy and Culture

The fair plays an essential role in supporting local businesses and agricultural producers. From vendor booths selling handmade goods to food trucks offering regional specialties, the event creates an economic ripple effect that benefits the wider community.

In addition to economic benefits, the Metcalfe Fair helps preserve rural culture. It offers a platform where people can share stories, pass down knowledge, and celebrate the values of hard work, cooperation, and tradition. In an increasingly digital and disconnected world, events like this offer a refreshing reminder of real human connection.

Volunteering and Community Involvement

One of the fair’s strongest features is its community-driven spirit. Volunteers are the lifeblood of the event coordinating exhibits, managing parking, greeting guests, and organizing competitions. Many of these volunteers have been involved for years, often with multiple generations of the same family helping behind the scenes.

Ways the Community Participates:

Local schools perform music and dance

Service clubs operate food booths and games

Youth programs manage agricultural demos

Seniors and historical societies curate exhibits

Farmers lend animals and equipment for educational displays

This all-hands-on-deck approach makes the fair feel less like an event and more like a community reunion.

Why the Metcalfe Fair Continues to Matter

While cities expand and life becomes more fast-paced, the Metcalfe Fair holds steady as a reminder of where we come from a space where generations gather, where tradition meets innovation, and where community is truly celebrated.

Whether you're drawn in by the sounds of country music, the smells of fresh-fried donuts, the sights of champion livestock, or simply the feeling of belonging, the Metcalfe Fair offers a little bit of magic for everyone.

Cultiva Hanfexpo

Discover the Versatile World of Hemp at Cultiva Hanfexpo in Vienna

Step into the fascinating world of hemp at the Cultiva Hanfexpo, an event dedicated to celebrating this ancient yet remarkably modern plant. Whether you’re a seasoned hemp enthusiast or just beginning to explore its many possibilities, this expo offers a unique opportunity to learn, connect, and be inspired. Set in the vibrant city of Vienna at the historic MARX HALLE, the expo provides an immersive experience that highlights hemp’s versatile applications and its growing impact across various industries.

From innovative hemp-based products to traditional uses and emerging trends, attendees can expect to be surrounded by a community passionate about the potential of hemp. This event serves as a hub for discovery, showcasing how hemp and its derivative, CBD, continue to influence sectors ranging from health and wellness to construction and fashion.

Exploring the Rich Heritage and Modern Applications of Hemp and CBD

Hemp is far from a new player in human history; its millennia-old roots run deep in agriculture, industry, and medicine. What makes the Cultiva Hanfexpo truly special is how it bridges this rich heritage with cutting-edge innovations. At its core, the expo celebrates the plant’s extraordinary versatility and sustainability.

Hemp can be found in an array of products including:

Food and nutritional oils that promote healthy living

Medicinal extracts and wellness supplements centered around CBD

Textiles and clothing offering eco-friendly alternatives to traditional fabrics

Construction materials providing sustainable building solutions

Paper and packaging that reduce environmental footprints

Beyond its physical products, hemp’s legal and regulatory landscape, animal care applications, and even its role in modern culinary arts are explored, reflecting the plant’s broad and evolving influence.

An Immersive Experience at Vienna’s Prestigious MARX HALLE

The choice of venue adds another layer of appeal to the expo. The MARX HALLE stands as one of Europe’s premier exhibition centers, blending historic architecture with modern amenities. Its central location in Vienna makes it accessible and inviting for both local visitors and international guests.

As an annual event held every autumn, the Cultiva Hanfexpo has firmly cemented its place in the calendar, attracting exhibitors and visitors from a wide spectrum of industries connected to hemp. The expo offers not just static displays, but a dynamic environment filled with workshops, panel discussions, and live demonstrations.

What to Expect: Diverse Sectors and Comprehensive Exhibits

The breadth of topics covered at the expo speaks to hemp’s adaptability and growing market presence. Exhibitors present innovations and share knowledge in areas such as:

Cosmetics: Discover natural hemp-based skincare and beauty products renowned for their nourishing qualities

Textiles: Explore sustainable fabrics and fashion that reduce environmental impact

Construction: Learn about hempcrete and other eco-conscious building materials gaining traction in green architecture

Food and Cooking: Taste and learn about hemp-infused culinary delights and nutrition products

Medicine and Health: Understand the therapeutic benefits of CBD and hemp derivatives in wellness regimes

Legal Frameworks: Stay informed about evolving laws and regulations that shape the hemp industry

Animal Care: See how hemp is making strides in pet health and nutrition

Vaping: Explore trends in hemp-derived vaping products and innovations

This diversity ensures that whether your interest lies in science, business, or lifestyle, the expo offers valuable insights and connections.

Why Attend Cultiva Hanfexpo? The Benefits for Visitors and Exhibitors

Attending the Cultiva Hanfexpo opens doors to numerous opportunities:

Networking: Meet like-minded professionals, entrepreneurs, and enthusiasts from the hemp ecosystem.

Learning: Gain access to expert-led workshops and presentations that provide the latest scientific and market insights.

Business Growth: Connect with suppliers, distributors, and potential partners to expand your presence in the hemp market.

Innovation Exposure: Experience firsthand the newest products, technologies, and sustainable solutions based on hemp.

Cultural Engagement: Immerse yourself in the vibrant hemp culture, appreciating its historical roots and future potential.

These advantages make the event an essential stop for anyone invested in the sustainable and expanding world of hemp.

Cultiva Hanfexpo: Shaping the Future of Hemp Industries

As the hemp sector continues to grow globally, events like the Cultiva Hanfexpo play a crucial role in shaping the industry’s future. By bringing together experts, innovators, and advocates under one roof, the expo fosters collaboration and drives forward-thinking solutions.

More than just a trade show, the event serves as a cultural celebration of hemp’s journey from traditional agricultural staple to a beacon of sustainability and innovation. With its comprehensive focus on everything from raw materials to finished products and regulatory dialogue, Cultiva Hanfexpo inspires a new generation to recognize and utilize hemp’s full potential.

Whether you are curious about the health benefits of CBD, interested in sustainable fashion, or eager to discover eco-friendly construction materials, the Cultiva Hanfexpo in Vienna offers an unparalleled opportunity to engage with the multifaceted world of hemp. Join the celebration and become part of this growing global movement that honors tradition while embracing the future.

Nevers Fair (Nivexpo)

Experience the Magic of the Nevers Fair: A Week of Culture, Joy, and Community

Every year, the city of Nevers in central France comes alive with color, sound, and celebration during one of its most beloved traditions — The Nevers Fair. Held at the Hall des Expositions, this vibrant event is more than just a fair; it’s a joyful reflection of the region’s spirit, offering an unforgettable experience for locals and visitors alike.

Whether you're drawn by the thrill of amusement rides, the allure of artisanal markets, or the irresistible charm of French street food, the Nevers Fair has something for everyone. It's a place where generations meet, traditions are honored, and new memories are made.

A Celebration Rooted in Community and Culture

For the people of Nevers, the fair is more than just an event it’s a cultural anchor. Each year, the fair serves as a space where families, neighbors, and tourists come together to celebrate the city’s vibrant heritage and modern creativity.

The Hall des Expositions transforms into a bustling hub of activity, with wide pathways filled with laughter, aromas of local cuisine wafting through the air, and the lively hum of music and conversation. It's a unique opportunity to experience authentic French provincial life, far from the tourist-heavy boulevards of Paris.

Some key elements that make the Nevers Fair special:

Artisanal markets featuring handmade crafts, traditional goods, and unique local products

Gourmet food stalls offering everything from rustic cheeses and fresh pastries to gourmet street snacks

Live entertainment, including traditional music, dance, and theater performances

Family-friendly amusement rides that provide thrills for all ages

The fair isn't just about fun it’s a proud showcase of the region’s creativity, craftsmanship, and hospitality.

Attractions That Bring Everyone Together

What makes the Nevers Fair truly inclusive is its ability to cater to such a broad range of interests. Whether you're a thrill-seeker, a culture lover, or a foodie, you'll find plenty to enjoy.

For Families and Children

Parents can rest easy knowing that the fair offers a safe and engaging environment for kids. There are:

Gentle rides for young children

Clown shows and puppet performances

Interactive art corners and creative workshops

For Food Enthusiasts

French cuisine takes center stage at the fair. From sweet to savory, you can sample:

Crêpes with Nutella or sugar and lemon

Tartiflette — a cheesy, bacon-filled potato dish

Handmade nougats and candies

Grilled sausages served with regional mustard

Food lovers often find themselves lingering near the stalls, chatting with local producers and discovering flavors unique to the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region.

For Art and Craft Lovers

Handmade jewelry, ceramics, embroidered textiles, and wooden toys are just a few of the treasures found in the fair’s artisanal section. Many exhibitors are local craftsmen and women who take pride in continuing centuries-old traditions while putting a modern twist on their creations.

Music, Dance, and Live Performances Light Up the Fair

As the sun sets over Nevers, the fair takes on a different rhythm. The main performance stage becomes the heart of the event, pulsing with live music, energetic dancing, and lively audience participation.

Every night offers something different:

Folk music bands playing traditional French chansons

Dance troupes showcasing regional folk dances in vibrant costumes

Modern pop and rock artists bringing contemporary sounds to the stage

Street performers and magicians interacting with the crowd

This diverse lineup ensures that no two nights at the fair are the same. Whether you’re clapping along to accordion tunes or dancing under the stars, the energy is contagious.

Highlights of the Nevers Fair Experience

If you’re planning a visit or simply curious about what makes this event so special, here’s a snapshot of the standout experiences:

1. The Grand Carousel
A beautifully restored vintage carousel at the fair’s entrance offers nostalgic rides that delight both kids and adults.

2. Regional Tastings Tent
A section dedicated to the wines, cheeses, and charcuterie of the Bourgogne region, complete with expert talks and sampling.

3. Artisan Showcase
Each year, a spotlight is placed on a particular craft previous years have featured leatherwork, glassblowing, and basket weaving.

4. Local History Walks
Short guided tours depart from the fairgrounds, giving visitors a glimpse into Nevers’ fascinating past and its role in French history.

5. Fireworks Finale
The week concludes with a breathtaking fireworks display that lights up the night sky and brings the community together one last time.

Practical Information and Tips for Visitors

For those planning to attend the next edition of the Nevers Fair, here are a few useful tips:

Dates and Access: The fair typically runs for one week during the autumn, though exact dates vary annually. It’s held at the Hall des Expositions, easily accessible from the city center.

Transportation: Nevers is well-connected by train and car. Parking is available near the venue, but early arrival is recommended on weekends.

Entrance Fee: Entry to the fairgrounds is usually free, though some attractions and shows may charge small fees.

Family Facilities: Baby-changing stations and kid-friendly amenities are available on-site.

A Timeless Tradition With a Modern Twist

The beauty of the Nevers Fair lies in its balance: it honors the charm and customs of rural France while embracing innovation and contemporary entertainment. It invites you to slow down, savor every moment, and immerse yourself in a community that values connection, tradition, and joy.

In a world that moves quickly, events like this remind us of the simple pleasures — sharing a warm snack with loved ones, discovering something handmade, or laughing along with a street performer. The Nevers Fair is proof that local culture, when celebrated wholeheartedly, can be just as thrilling and fulfilling as any global destination.

AgroFarm Middle East

AgroFarm Middle East in Dubai has quickly established itself as the premier trade fair for the livestock sector in the region. Since its launch in 2019 by IFWexpo Heidelberg GmbH, the event has grown into an essential platform for professionals involved in livestock farming, breeding, and large-scale agricultural enterprises across the Middle East. Set against the backdrop of Dubai’s bustling international trade hub, AgroFarm Middle East brings together farmers, breeders, industry leaders, and innovators to explore the latest advancements in animal husbandry and related technologies. 

Held over two days at the Dubai World Trade Center (DWTC), the fair offers a comprehensive showcase of products, services, and innovations that are transforming the livestock industry. From feed production and animal fattening to meat processing and veterinary medicine, AgroFarm Middle East presents a wide spectrum of solutions designed to improve efficiency, sustainability, and profitability in livestock farming. One of the event’s highlights is the emphasis on innovative technologies that are reshaping animal husbandry practices, such as advanced feeding systems, new techniques in fish farming, and cutting-edge reproductive technologies like embryo trade and artificial insemination.

In addition to the focus on breeding and feeding technologies, AgroFarm Middle East also addresses key issues in meat and dairy production. The fair features the latest developments in meat processing and packaging, offering insights into how these industries are improving quality, safety, and sustainability. The introduction of sustainable practices in energy supply and waste disposal is another important aspect of the event, reflecting the growing demand for eco-friendly solutions across the agricultural sector. These innovations are not just about improving productivity—they also align with global efforts to ensure more sustainable and responsible food production systems.

The trade fair also serves as a hub for networking and knowledge exchange, providing an invaluable opportunity for attendees to connect with experts from around the world. Whether it’s through presentations, panel discussions, or direct interactions with exhibitors, visitors can gain in-depth knowledge of the latest trends and technologies, helping them stay ahead in a competitive and rapidly evolving industry. The Dubai World Trade Center’s modern infrastructure, along with its central location in one of the world’s most dynamic cities, makes it an ideal venue for such a large-scale international event. The city’s strategic position as a global business and trade center further enhances the event’s role in facilitating international cooperation and partnership-building.

AgroFarm Middle East is not only a showcase of the present but a glimpse into the future of livestock production. As the region’s leading event for animal agriculture, it provides the perfect setting for industry professionals to explore new products, discuss best practices, and identify emerging trends that will shape the sector in the years to come. From technological innovations to sustainable practices, the fair highlights the wide-ranging advancements that are driving the evolution of the livestock industry, ensuring that participants leave with a deeper understanding of where the industry is headed and how they can be a part of its growth.

For those in the livestock sector, whether from the Middle East or beyond, AgroFarm Middle East is a must-attend event. It offers more than just a chance to view the latest products—it’s an opportunity to engage with the thought leaders and pioneers of the industry, and to gather the insights needed to thrive in an ever-changing market. With its comprehensive scope, strategic location, and focus on innovation, AgroFarm Middle East is not just an exhibition; it’s a vital nexus for anyone invested in the future of animal production.

VERTIFARM

VertiFarm emerges as a pivotal event in the heart of the Ruhr region of Germany, an area celebrated for its logistical advantages and robust infrastructure. This dynamic gathering draws together a diverse array of stakeholders, including experts in technology, research, and development, creating an environment ripe for knowledge sharing and innovation. 

As the world increasingly turns its focus to sustainable agriculture and efficient food production, VertiFarm stands at the forefront of these vital discussions. The event showcases advancements in vertical farming, hydroponics, and urban agriculture, highlighting the potential of these innovative approaches to address global food challenges. Attendees have the unique opportunity to engage with cutting-edge technologies and explore how they can be applied to enhance food security, reduce environmental impact, and improve resource efficiency.

The collaborative atmosphere of VertiFarm encourages participants to exchange ideas and insights, fostering partnerships that can lead to groundbreaking solutions in the agricultural sector. Experts share their research findings, while businesses present their latest products and services, creating a rich tapestry of information that benefits all attendees. Workshops, panel discussions, and networking sessions are designed to stimulate dialogue and inspire new approaches to farming and food production.

One of the event's key strengths lies in its ability to bridge the gap between academia and industry. Researchers and developers come together to explore the practical applications of their findings, ensuring that innovations are not only theoretical but also implementable in real-world scenarios. This synergy promotes a culture of continuous improvement and adaptation, vital for meeting the ever-evolving demands of the food system.

As participants navigate through the event, they encounter a plethora of exhibits showcasing the latest in agricultural technology. From advanced sensors that monitor plant health to automated systems that streamline production processes, VertiFarm highlights the tools that are shaping the future of farming. These innovations not only enhance productivity but also align with sustainable practices, allowing for a more responsible approach to food cultivation.

In addition to the technological focus, VertiFarm places a strong emphasis on the social and economic dimensions of agriculture. Discussions around sustainable business models, community engagement, and the importance of local food systems enrich the conversation, ensuring that the event addresses the multifaceted challenges facing the industry.

Ultimately, VertiFarm serves as a catalyst for change in the agricultural landscape. By uniting diverse stakeholders and fostering a spirit of collaboration, the event empowers participants to push the boundaries of what is possible in vertical farming and beyond. As attendees leave with new connections, insights, and inspiration, they carry with them the promise of a more sustainable and innovative future for food production.

International Conference on Agricultural and Biological Systems Engineering(ICABSE)

The ICABSE conference serves as a premier international platform dedicated to the development of agricultural and biological systems. This event gathers leading scientists, researchers, and practitioners from around the globe, fostering a collaborative environment for the exchange of knowledge and insights. Participants come together to share their research findings and experiences, exploring a wide range of topics that encompass the intricate relationship between agricultural practices and biological systems.

One of the standout features of ICABSE is its emphasis on interdisciplinary dialogue. The conference brings together experts from various fields, encouraging discussions that bridge gaps between disciplines. This collaborative approach not only enriches the presentations but also enhances the understanding of complex challenges faced in agricultural and biological system development. Attendees have the opportunity to engage with cutting-edge innovations and explore emerging trends that are shaping the future of these vital sectors.

In addition to highlighting theoretical advancements, the conference addresses practical challenges and solutions encountered in the field. Presentations often focus on real-world applications of research, offering insights into how scientific discoveries can be translated into effective practices. This focus on practical problem-solving is essential for attendees looking to implement new ideas within their own work or organizations.

Moreover, ICABSE serves as a meeting point for educators and industry practitioners, promoting the dissemination of knowledge and best practices. This interaction between academia and industry is crucial for ensuring that research aligns with the needs of the agricultural sector, ultimately leading to more sustainable and effective agricultural practices.

The conference not only emphasizes knowledge sharing but also provides a valuable networking opportunity. Participants can forge connections with fellow researchers and professionals, laying the groundwork for future collaborations and partnerships. The relationships built at ICABSE can lead to innovative projects that push the boundaries of what is possible in agricultural and biological systems.

In summary, the ICABSE conference is a vital event for anyone involved in the development of agricultural and biological systems. By uniting a diverse array of experts and practitioners, it fosters an environment of collaboration and innovation, addressing both theoretical and practical aspects of the field. As participants engage in discussions about the latest trends and solutions, they contribute to shaping the future of agriculture and biological engineering on a global scale.

KONE AGRIA

The KoneAgria stands as Finland's foremost trade fair dedicated to agriculture and forestry, taking place each October at the Tampere Exhibition and Sport Center. This distinguished event, held in the heart of Tampere, is celebrated for showcasing the latest advancements in agricultural machinery and farming equipment. The name "KoneAgria" combines the Finnish word "Kone," meaning machine or device, with "Agria," which hints at agriculture or farming, thus capturing the essence of the fair's focus on agricultural machinery.

As a premier hub for professionals in the agriculture and forestry sectors, the KoneAgria offers a comprehensive overview of the industry's latest trends, technologies, and innovations. International exhibitors seize this opportunity to present their cutting-edge products, from advanced machinery to the most recent technological developments. For attendees, the fair provides an invaluable chance to explore new advancements, gain in-depth knowledge about various aspects of the agrarian sector, and build meaningful business relationships.

The Tampere Exhibition and Sport Center, with its modern facilities and strategic location, serves as an ideal setting for this major event. The venue enhances the experience with its contemporary amenities, supporting both exhibitors and visitors in making the most of the fair. Complemented by a detailed information program, the KoneAgria ensures that all participants are well-informed about current industry trends and future opportunities.

In essence, the KoneAgria is a cornerstone event for anyone involved in agriculture and forestry, reflecting the vibrancy and innovation within these crucial industries. It is a must-attend for those interested in the evolving landscape of agrarian technology and for those eager to engage with the future of farming and forestry.

Canadian Greenhouse Conference

The Canadian Greenhouse Conference stands out as a vital gathering for commercial growers of controlled environment crops, creating a unique space for networking, learning, and innovation in the greenhouse industry. This non-profit event draws participants from across North America, all eager to share insights and showcase the latest advancements in techniques, research, products, and technology that are shaping the future of greenhouse agriculture.

Attendees at the conference benefit from a rich program filled with expert-led sessions, workshops, and discussions that delve into the most pressing issues and opportunities facing the industry today. From sustainability practices to cutting-edge growing technologies, the conference fosters an environment where ideas can flourish, encouraging collaboration and knowledge exchange among growers, researchers, and industry suppliers.

One of the hallmarks of the Canadian Greenhouse Conference is its emphasis on innovation. Exhibitors display a wide array of products and technologies designed to improve efficiency and yield in controlled environment agriculture. Participants have the opportunity to interact directly with these exhibitors, gaining firsthand knowledge of how the latest tools can enhance their operations.

The conference also serves as a platform for emerging research, where academic and industry experts present their findings on everything from pest management to climate control strategies. This integration of research and practical application is crucial for helping growers stay ahead in an ever-evolving market.

Networking is another key component of the Canadian Greenhouse Conference. Participants have the chance to connect with peers and leaders in the field, building relationships that can lead to future collaborations and partnerships. The event fosters a sense of community among greenhouse growers, reinforcing the importance of shared experiences and collective progress.

As the greenhouse industry continues to evolve, the Canadian Greenhouse Conference remains a beacon of knowledge and innovation, equipping participants with the insights they need to thrive in a competitive landscape. Whether you are a seasoned grower or new to controlled environment agriculture, this conference offers invaluable resources and connections that can help you navigate the complexities of modern farming practices. It is an event not to be missed for anyone passionate about advancing their greenhouse operations and contributing to the sustainable future of agriculture.

Vietstock Expo & Forum

Vietstock Expo & Forum: Driving Innovation in Livestock, Feed & Meat Processing in Vietnam

In the heart of Southeast Asia’s fast-growing agrifood economy, the Vietstock Expo & Forum stands out as Vietnam’s premier event for the livestock, animal feed, and meat processing industries. Held at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center in Ho Chi Minh City, this expansive expo and forum brings together global leaders, regional stakeholders, and forward-thinking innovators across the agricultural value chain.

More than just a trade show, Vietstock 2025 promises to be a dynamic convergence of ideas, products, services, and technologies—all geared toward sustainable growth and innovation in livestock and feed production. With an exhibition area covering over 13,000 square meters, the event is expected to host more than 300 exhibitors from across the globe and welcome over 3,000,000 professional visitors.

A Central Platform for Vietnam’s Livestock Industry

The Vietstock Expo plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of Vietnam’s animal protein sectors, including poultry, swine, cattle, aquaculture, and meat processing. As demand for safe, high-quality meat continues to rise in Vietnam and neighboring ASEAN markets, events like Vietstock serve as essential enablers of innovation, collaboration, and policy alignment.

Key objectives of Vietstock include:

Showcasing the latest livestock and meat processing technologies

Encouraging investment in animal feed and farm automation

Promoting best practices in sustainable animal farming

Building bridges between domestic and international agribusinesses

Facilitating dialogue between government, academia, and private sector leaders

This cross-disciplinary approach is what gives Vietstock its power: it connects ideas with execution, science with scale, and policy with practice.

Exhibition Zones: A Glimpse Into the Future of Agribusiness

Vietstock’s meticulously organized exhibition zones allow visitors to navigate the livestock supply chain and interact with specific sectors of interest. Whether you're a poultry farmer looking for disease management solutions or a meat processor seeking new automation systems, the event provides direct access to cutting-edge innovations.

Core exhibition areas include:

Animal Feed & Nutrition Zone

Feed manufacturing technologies

Additives and supplements

Silage and storage solutions

Livestock Health & Biosecurity

Veterinary pharmaceuticals

Disease prevention and diagnostics

Livestock traceability tools

Farm Management & Smart Farming

Precision livestock farming (PLF) systems

IoT monitoring, data-driven analytics

Livestock housing and climate control

Meat Processing & Packaging

Slaughterhouse technologies

Cold chain logistics

Meat quality control systems

Sustainable Practices Showcase

Waste-to-energy systems

Water recycling and emission reduction

Circular economy in feed and manure management

These zones not only reflect current industry demands but also provide inspiration for future-oriented investment and research.

Vietstock Forum: Education Meets Action

Running parallel to the exhibition is the Vietstock Forum, a three-day knowledge-sharing platform packed with technical seminars, panel discussions, and policy workshops. This is where theory meets practice, giving professionals, researchers, and policymakers an opportunity to exchange insights, analyze trends, and develop collaborative strategies.

Key topics expected at the Forum include:

Animal welfare standards and global trade

Feed cost optimization in volatile markets

Climate-resilient livestock systems

Antibiotic alternatives and veterinary innovation

Meat export strategies for Southeast Asia

Speakers often include leading researchers, international consultants, industry CEOs, and government officials—all contributing to a multi-perspective dialogue.

Benefits for Attendees and Exhibitors

Whether you’re an investor, farm operator, distributor, or academic, Vietstock Expo & Forum offers a wide range of benefits designed to maximize your impact in Vietnam’s agri-livestock space.

Exhibitor advantages:

Exposure to 3+ million targeted industry visitors

Opportunities for B2B partnerships and joint ventures

Brand positioning in a competitive, growing market

Direct engagement with government regulators and buyers

Real-time product feedback and lead generation

Attendee experiences:

Hands-on product demonstrations

Access to exclusive industry insights

Participation in interactive training sessions

Networking with local and global experts

Entry into new markets via supplier directories and export forums

In essence, Vietstock enables decision-makers to make informed choices—technologically, financially, and strategically.

Vietnam’s Strategic Position in Asia’s Livestock Landscape

Vietnam is emerging as a regional livestock powerhouse, bolstered by a young labor force, supportive government policies, and increasing consumer demand for protein-rich diets. In recent years, the country has invested heavily in upgrading its animal health systems, feed production capacity, and processing infrastructure.

Vietstock’s role in this transformation is pivotal. The event helps:

Attract foreign direct investment in agritech

Foster innovation among domestic feed producers

Improve meat safety and traceability systems

Expand access to ASEAN and global export markets

Support rural livelihoods through capacity-building

By aligning itself with Vietnam’s National Livestock Development Strategy, Vietstock promotes economic growth while supporting sustainability and food security goals.

Partnerships That Amplify Impact

Vietstock is not a solo effort. It operates with the support of numerous institutional partners, trade associations, and multilateral organizations. This ecosystem-based approach allows for deeper impact and stronger alignment with industry needs.

Partnering organizations include:

Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD)

Vietnam Feed Association

Vietnam Animal Health Association

International Federation for Animal Health

ASEAN livestock councils and private alliances

These collaborations enhance both the credibility and practical value of the event, making it a trusted forum for policy discussions and innovation acceleration.

A Must-Attend for Livestock Industry Professionals

With its impressive scale, strategic relevance, and content-rich programming, the Vietstock Expo & Forum has earned its place as a flagship event in the livestock and animal feed calendar—not only in Vietnam but across Southeast Asia.

Whether you're a feed mill operator, startup founder, investor, or livestock extension agent, Vietstock 2025 provides unmatched access to innovations, ideas, and industry influencers. It is where global technology meets local opportunity, and where the future of livestock is being actively shaped.

Aquaculture New Zealand Conference

Aquaculture New Zealand Conference: Advancing Sustainable Seafood Production

The Aquaculture New Zealand Conference is a premier event dedicated to the dynamic world of aquaculture, taking place at the distinguished Rutherford Hotel in the scenic region of Nelson, New Zealand. This gathering brings together a diverse group of industry leaders, researchers, policymakers, and stakeholders to discuss the latest advancements, challenges, and opportunities shaping the future of aquaculture.

Nelson's breathtaking natural environment provides a fitting backdrop for this conference, reinforcing the shared commitment of participants to sustainable seafood production and environmental stewardship. The event offers a unique chance to learn from experts, engage in meaningful dialogue, and build collaborations that drive the industry forward.

Fostering Innovation and Collaboration in Aquaculture

At the heart of the conference lies the goal to stimulate innovation and foster collaboration across all sectors of the aquaculture industry. Attendees can expect an engaging program filled with insightful presentations, interactive workshops, and panel discussions on key topics such as sustainable farming practices, environmental impact reduction, and technological innovations.

Key conference themes include:

Sustainable aquaculture practices that balance productivity with ecosystem health

Emerging technologies such as automated feeding systems, water quality monitoring, and genetic advancements

Policy and regulatory frameworks that support industry growth while protecting natural resources

Market trends and consumer demands driving product development and quality assurance

By addressing these areas, the conference supports the development of strategies that enhance productivity and sustainability.

Opportunities for Learning and Networking

The conference is not only a platform for knowledge exchange but also a vital networking opportunity. Participants can connect with peers from various sectors, from researchers and entrepreneurs to government officials and environmental groups.

Benefits of attending include:

Access to expert-led workshops providing practical skills and up-to-date information

Networking sessions designed to facilitate partnerships and collaborations

Exhibitor showcases featuring the latest aquaculture technologies and services

Opportunities to discuss policy implications with regulators and industry advocates

These activities are essential for fostering relationships that can lead to joint ventures, research collaborations, and innovative business solutions.

Celebrating Nelson's Natural Heritage

Hosting the conference in Nelson adds a special dimension to the event. Known for its vibrant coastline and marine biodiversity, Nelson exemplifies the balance between thriving aquaculture operations and environmental preservation.

The natural beauty of the region inspires attendees to reinforce their commitment to practices that protect marine ecosystems while supporting economic development. This harmony between industry and environment resonates throughout the conference, emphasizing the shared responsibility of all participants.

Why the Aquaculture New Zealand Conference Matters

In an era where sustainable food production is increasingly critical, the Aquaculture New Zealand Conference plays a crucial role in shaping the future of seafood farming. By bringing together diverse voices and expertise, the event drives forward progress in sustainable aquaculture, ensuring that the industry can meet growing global demands responsibly.

For anyone passionate about the future of seafood, environmental sustainability, and innovation in aquaculture, this conference is an essential gathering combining learning, collaboration, and celebration against the stunning backdrop of New Zealand’s natural beauty.

Annual Exhibition of Estonian Agriculture

The Annual Exhibition of Estonian Agriculture: Innovation, Collaboration, and the Future of Farming

In an era where agriculture is evolving at the speed of technology, events that foster collaboration, showcase innovation, and support knowledge exchange are more important than ever. The Annual Exhibition of Estonian Agriculture, held at the iconic Estonian National Museum in Tartu, stands out as one of the country's most influential agricultural business gatherings.

Organised by the Estonian Chamber of Agriculture and Commerce, this exhibition is far more than just a display of products and machinery it's a strategic meeting point for decision-makers, innovators, and key partners in Estonia’s agri-sector. With over 2,000 visitors expected, the event continues to grow in stature and scope, reinforcing its position as a national leader in agriculture and bio-economy innovation.

A Premier Platform for Estonia’s Agricultural Professionals

Each year, this exhibition becomes a melting pot of ideas, trends, and strategic partnerships. Whether you're a farmer, agritech entrepreneur, policy advisor, or industry supplier, the event offers unparalleled opportunities to connect and grow.

Core purposes of the exhibition include:

Bringing together agriculture sector leaders and innovators

Showcasing the latest agri-technologies and sustainable solutions

Promoting bio-economy development as a cornerstone of rural growth

Strengthening networks between farmers, suppliers, and institutions

Creating a platform for education and policy dialogue

The exhibition's value lies not only in its scale, but in its quality of participation—most attendees are professionals looking to collaborate, invest, or transform their practices.

Why Tartu? A Strategic Choice for Innovation

Hosting the exhibition at the Estonian National Museum in Tartu is no coincidence. Tartu is widely considered the intellectual and innovation capital of Estonia, housing prestigious institutions like the University of Tartu and multiple research centres.

The venue itself modern, spacious, and deeply cultural adds a distinctly Estonian identity to the event, blending tradition and modernity. The combination of a high-tech space and a symbolic location creates an atmosphere that encourages learning, creativity, and collaboration.

Attendees find themselves immersed in not just agriculture, but also in Estonia’s broader vision for digital advancement, environmental sustainability, and rural development.

Innovation on Display: The Technologies Transforming Estonian Agriculture

The heartbeat of the exhibition is its focus on innovation. From smart farming solutions to bio-based product development, the event provides an inside look into the tools that are revolutionising how Estonians farm and manage land.

Key areas of innovation featured include:

Precision agriculture and digital tools

Smart machinery: tractors, seeders, drones, and automation systems

Soil health and water management technologies

Bioeconomy-driven solutions: biodegradable packaging, green chemicals

Livestock monitoring systems

Renewable energy applications for farming

These technologies aren’t just theoretical they’re in action. Visitors can see live demonstrations, engage with the engineers and developers behind them, and discuss how they might be implemented on their own farms or projects.

Strong Industry Participation and High-Level Networking

One of the exhibition’s strengths is its ability to attract influential voices from across the industry. From public sector leaders to agricultural cooperatives, and from innovative start-ups to global agri-businesses, everyone is there for one reason: to build the future of Estonian agriculture.

Who you’ll meet at the exhibition:

Farmers and growers across sectors

Researchers and agri-scientists from universities

Representatives from financing institutions and agri-banks

Tech developers and agritech startups

Policy makers and government agency representatives

Input suppliers (seeds, feed, fertilisers, machinery)

Bioeconomy companies and consultants

These connections are not only useful they’re often long-lasting. The event's reputation for attracting quality attendees makes it a key date in the calendar for professionals looking to expand their networks.

A Snapshot of Estonia’s Agricultural Future

The event acts as a barometer for the Estonian agricultural sector, offering insights into what’s working, what’s coming, and what needs to change. As the country navigates complex challenges such as climate change, labour shortages, and global market pressures, this exhibition provides a space to discuss and strategise.

Hot topics expected at the exhibition include:

Climate-smart agriculture and its application in Estonia

EU Common Agricultural Policy updates and local impacts

Transitioning to organic and regenerative practices

Youth involvement in farming and entrepreneurship

The role of digital tools in improving farm efficiency

Export strategies for Estonia’s agricultural products

With each passing year, the event has become not just a showcase, but a policy-shaping and future-defining forum.

Strengthening Estonia’s Bioeconomy Strategy

Beyond traditional farming, the Annual Exhibition places strong emphasis on the bioeconomy a sector combining biology, technology, and sustainability to create renewable products and circular systems. Estonia sees the bioeconomy as central to its rural and environmental future, and this event helps move that vision forward.

Exhibitors often highlight how biomass, agricultural by-products, and biological innovations can be turned into economic drivers, creating value from what was once waste. This is especially relevant in Estonia, where forests, peatlands, and farmlands offer immense raw potential for green innovation.

What Makes This Exhibition a Must-Attend Event?

While many industry events promise visibility and networking, few offer the depth and relevance of the Annual Exhibition of Estonian Agriculture. Its blend of practical demonstrations, intellectual dialogue, and market-ready solutions makes it an essential touchpoint for anyone in or entering the agri-sector.

Attending gives you the chance to:

Stay updated on trends and technological advances

Build strategic partnerships in Estonia and beyond

Access insights from researchers and policy influencers

Promote your brand or service to a focused, professional audience

Learn how to integrate sustainable and smart practices into your operation

A Visionary Event for a Vital Industry

The Annual Exhibition of Estonian Agriculture is a reflection of where the country’s farming sector is headed: innovative, resilient, collaborative, and sustainable. Hosted in a city known for its brainpower and creativity, and backed by the Estonian Chamber of Agriculture and Commerce, the event continues to shape the national agricultural narrative.

In an increasingly complex global context, Estonia is proving that smaller countries can lead in smarter ways and this exhibition is a key reason why. For those invested in the future of food, land, and rural prosperity, this is a must-attend event on the Estonian calendar.

ISMPP Global Conference

ISMPP Global Conference on Plant Pathology: Advancing Knowledge to Combat Plant Diseases for Global Prosperity

The ISMPP Global Conference on Plant Pathology is a pivotal event dedicated to advancing scientific understanding and fostering international collaboration in the fight against plant diseases. As agriculture faces increasing challenges from pathogens and environmental stressors, this conference offers a vital platform for researchers, practitioners, and industry leaders to share insights and innovations that support sustainable farming and global food security.

Tackling Plant Diseases: A Global Agricultural Priority

Plant diseases pose significant threats to crop yields, food quality, and the economic stability of farming communities worldwide. The ISMPP conference focuses on:

Understanding the biology and epidemiology of plant pathogens

Developing effective disease management strategies

Exploring new diagnostic tools and resistant crop varieties

By addressing these critical areas, participants aim to minimize losses and improve crop resilience, directly contributing to enhanced agricultural practices.

Fostering International Collaboration and Knowledge Exchange

The conference brings together a diverse community of experts from academia, industry, and government sectors. This international gathering encourages:

Sharing the latest research findings and technological advancements

Collaborating on cross-border projects to combat emerging plant diseases

Building networks that support ongoing innovation and rapid response

Such cooperation is essential for managing plant health threats that do not recognize geographic boundaries, promoting a unified global approach.

Enhancing Agricultural Practices for Sustainable Prosperity

Beyond scientific research, the ISMPP conference emphasizes practical applications that improve agricultural productivity while safeguarding environmental health. Discussions include:

Integrated pest management and sustainable crop protection methods

Use of biotechnology and precision agriculture to optimize plant health

Policy frameworks supporting disease control and agricultural sustainability

These themes reinforce the connection between healthy plants, sustainable farming, and the broader goal of global prosperity.

Why Attend the ISMPP Global Conference on Plant Pathology?

Access cutting-edge research and innovative solutions in plant pathology

Engage with leading experts and policymakers shaping agricultural futures

Gain practical insights for implementing disease management strategies

Contribute to global efforts securing food systems and rural livelihoods

The conference serves as an essential forum for anyone dedicated to improving plant health and supporting resilient agricultural ecosystems worldwide.

Conclusion: A United Front Against Plant Diseases for a Sustainable Future

The ISMPP Global Conference on Plant Pathology stands at the forefront of efforts to address plant diseases through science and collaboration. By uniting experts and stakeholders from around the world, it drives progress in protecting crops, enhancing agricultural sustainability, and ensuring global food security.

Attending this conference means joining a committed community working together to meet one of agriculture’s greatest challenges and foster prosperity across nations.

OLMA

The OLMA, officially known as Olma Messen St. Gallen, stands as the largest and most popular public fair in Switzerland, with its origins tracing back to 1943. Organized by Olma Messen St. Gallen AG, the fair not only showcases the rich agricultural heritage of the region but also plays a significant role in planning and executing various notable events throughout St. Gallen.

Held annually in October, the OLMA spans an exciting eleven days, taking place in the heart of St. Gallen, a city steeped in history and agricultural tradition. The fair presents a wide array of topics related to agriculture and nutrition, featuring captivating animal exhibits, live demonstrations, and informative booths. Visitors are invited to taste, compare, and purchase a diverse range of products and services across sectors such as living, construction, and machinery.

One of the event's highlights is the dynamic animal presentations, which draw significant attention and admiration. Additionally, the fair includes special exhibitions and a lively program of entertainment that keeps visitors engaged. Each year, the appearance of a guest canton adds fresh perspectives and variety, enriching the overall experience for attendees. With around 650 exhibitors utilizing over 49,000 square meters of space, OLMA consistently attracts more than 350,000 visitors, reflecting its status as a must-visit event in the region.

The fairgrounds themselves are not only a central hub for events in St. Gallen but also offer modern infrastructure, making them easily accessible. The picturesque backdrop of the city enhances the vibrant atmosphere of the OLMA, transforming it from a mere exhibition into a lively folk festival. This event serves as a vital meeting point for individuals from various sectors and interest groups, fostering exchange, learning, and celebration. Each year, the OLMA reinforces its reputation as a cornerstone of community engagement and agricultural appreciation, making it an essential part of the cultural fabric of St. Gallen.

Agrilevante

Agrilevante: Italy’s Premier Agricultural and Forestry Tradeshow Returns to Bari

In the heart of southern Italy, where agricultural heritage runs deep and innovation thrives, Agrilevante stands as a beacon for professionals in the agriculture and forestry sectors. Hosted at the Fiera del Levante in Bari, and organized by Federunacoma SURL, this biennial event has steadily earned its place among Europe’s most prominent agricultural exhibitions.

Agrilevante is more than just a tradeshow it's a crossroads where tradition meets technology, and local expertise meets global innovation. Drawing exhibitors and visitors from across the Mediterranean and beyond including countries such as Algeria this event reinforces its international significance and its vital role in shaping the future of agriculture.

A Meeting Point for Global Agriculture Professionals

Agrilevante serves as a comprehensive platform for agricultural machinery manufacturers, agritech innovators, forestry professionals, producers, and policymakers. The event is designed to foster meaningful dialogue, encourage business development, and support the exchange of ideas and solutions that address real-world agricultural challenges.

Whether you're a seasoned grower or a first-time visitor looking to explore the latest trends, Agrilevante offers a diverse range of opportunities to connect, collaborate, and grow.

Key Highlights Include:

Extensive exhibition areas for equipment, agri-solutions, and crop systems

Live demonstrations of farming and forestry machinery

Educational seminars and workshops led by international experts

Networking sessions for suppliers, buyers, and policy influencers

Special focus zones on emerging agricultural technologies and sustainable practices

Agrilevante’s Unique Focus on Mediterranean Agriculture

What sets Agrilevante in Bari apart from other tradeshows is its unique attention to the agro-climatic conditions and challenges of Mediterranean and Southern European farming. The event puts a spotlight on crop diversification, water-efficient practices, and forestry innovation, all tailored to the distinct needs of the region.

Sector Coverage Includes:

Agricultural Machinery and Equipment
Tractors, harvesters, irrigation systems, tillage equipment, and drones featuring both international giants and specialized local manufacturers.

Crop Management Technologies
Smart farming platforms, soil sensors, and AI-powered decision tools that help increase yield and sustainability.

Forestry Solutions
From timber processing to wildfire prevention technology, forestry exhibitors offer tools for land management and conservation.

Livestock and Feed Systems
Advances in animal nutrition, welfare, and smart housing systems for dairy, poultry, and meat production.

Sustainable Agriculture Practices
Displays of organic farming inputs, composting systems, biofertilizers, and precision water management solutions.

A Tradeshow with Global Reach and Local Impact

While Agrilevante is rooted in Italy, its influence spans far beyond. The presence of attendees from across North Africa, Eastern Europe, and the Middle East, including strong representation from Algeria, reflects its growing role in international agricultural cooperation.

With a country ranking of 156 (a notable figure for agricultural expos), the event contributes significantly to the visibility of Italy as a leader in agriculture innovation and equipment manufacturing. Agrilevante is also supported by agricultural organizations, research institutions, and business chambers, further strengthening its position as a trusted space for sector development.

Knowledge Exchange at the Core of the Event

More than just an exhibition floor, Agrilevante is a hub of learning. The event features interactive panels, technical workshops, and policy forums designed to share the latest research and best practices in sustainable agriculture and forestry.

Educational Themes Often Include:

Integrated pest management and biodiversity conservation

Agroforestry and carbon sequestration practices

Challenges of climate adaptation in Mediterranean farming

Innovations in agri-mechanics for small and medium farms

Digital transformation of farming enterprises

By placing equal emphasis on education and innovation, Agrilevante helps attendees walk away not only with new products but with new perspectives.

Networking Opportunities that Drive Growth

One of Agrilevante’s most appreciated aspects is its ability to create space for real conversations and future partnerships. Whether during formal B2B meetings or over coffee between sessions, professionals have the chance to connect with industry leaders, meet potential partners, and share insights in an open and inclusive environment.

Opportunities to Connect Include:

B2B matchmaking sessions organized by international trade bodies

Startup showcases where young innovators pitch green ag-tech solutions

Thematic networking zones by sector (forestry, livestock, irrigation, etc.)

Regional delegations with opportunities to forge trade ties

These encounters often lead to lasting collaborations and technology transfers, reinforcing Agrilevante’s role in building resilient agricultural ecosystems.

Supporting Italy’s Agricultural Identity and Innovation

Italy’s agricultural sector is a key pillar of its economy and culture. With strong emphasis on quality, sustainability, and technological integration, events like Agrilevante highlight the country’s commitment to innovation without losing sight of its traditions.

The Fiera del Levante venue in Bari is especially suited to this mission located strategically in southern Italy, it connects European markets with those in North Africa and the Balkans, serving as a natural bridge for agri-innovation and international cooperation.

Why You Should Attend Agrilevante

If you are working within any segment of the agriculture or forestry value chain, Agrilevante offers unmatched value. From discovering state-of-the-art equipment to learning about sustainable growing methods, it’s a unique opportunity to stay ahead of industry trends and connect with the broader agricultural community.

Top Reasons to Attend:

Explore one of Europe’s largest showcases of Mediterranean farming equipment

Learn from top researchers, agronomists, and business experts

Discover new suppliers and distribution opportunities

Stay informed on regulations, subsidies, and global market dynamics

Network with a diverse community of professionals and innovators

Agrilevante as a Catalyst for Agricultural Transformation

In an era where agriculture must rapidly evolve to meet global food and environmental challenges, events like Agrilevante are not just important they are essential. By promoting cutting-edge solutions, encouraging dialogue across borders, and championing sustainability, Agrilevante remains a cornerstone of agricultural progress in Italy and beyond.

Whether you’re an exhibitor, a buyer, a farmer, or a policy advocate, Agrilevante 2025 in Bari offers a powerful space to learn, connect, and lead the way in building a smarter, greener agricultural future.

Erin Fair

Erin Fair: Celebrating Agricultural Heritage and Community Spirit in Erin, Canada

The Erin Fair, proudly hosted by the Erin Agricultural Society, stands as one of the most beloved annual events in Erin, Canada. Known for its deep roots in agricultural tradition and community values, this fair offers visitors a lively and welcoming experience that highlights the best of rural life. Set against the charming backdrop of Erin, the fair brings together families, farmers, artisans, and visitors from near and far to celebrate the region’s rich heritage and vibrant community spirit.

From its variety of engaging exhibits to its fun-filled activities designed for all ages, the Erin Fair continues to be a cherished event that brings people closer to the land, the people, and the traditions that define this unique Canadian community.

A Vibrant Showcase of Local Agriculture and Crafts

One of the core attractions of the Erin Fair is its diverse range of exhibits that showcase the local agricultural landscape and artisanal talent. Visitors can explore:

Agricultural displays: Featuring everything from livestock and crops to modern farming techniques and equipment demonstrations. These exhibits give insight into the hard work and innovation driving the local farming community.

Craft markets: Showcasing handcrafted goods created by local artisans, including woodworking, textiles, pottery, and more. It’s a wonderful opportunity to discover unique, locally made treasures.

Educational booths: Offering interactive displays and workshops on topics such as sustainable farming, gardening tips, and conservation efforts.

These exhibits not only highlight the importance of agriculture to Erin’s identity but also foster an appreciation for the skills and creativity within the community.

Family-Friendly Entertainment and Activities

The Erin Fair is designed to be a joyous occasion for visitors of all ages. The event schedule includes a wide variety of activities, ensuring that everyone from toddlers to grandparents finds something enjoyable. Highlights often include:

Rides and games: Classic fairground attractions like merry-go-rounds, Ferris wheels, and carnival games bring excitement and laughter.

Live performances: Music, dance, and cultural showcases celebrate local talent and bring vibrant energy to the fairgrounds.

Competitions and contests: From pie-baking to livestock judging, these friendly competitions engage community members and visitors alike.

Food vendors: Serving up delicious local fare, including traditional Canadian dishes and seasonal treats that add flavor to the celebration.

Together, these elements create an atmosphere buzzing with fun, community pride, and festive spirit.

Strengthening Community Bonds Through Tradition

At its heart, the Erin Fair is about more than just entertainment or displays it’s a celebration of community and heritage. The event brings people together from diverse backgrounds, offering a space to connect, share stories, and honor the agricultural roots that have shaped the town.

For many residents, the fair represents an annual tradition, a moment to pause and reflect on the progress and challenges of rural life. It’s a reminder of the ongoing relationship between the land and the people who work it, as well as an opportunity to support local farmers, artisans, and businesses.

Supporting Local Agriculture and Economy

The Erin Fair also plays an important role in supporting the local economy. By providing a platform for farmers, artisans, and small businesses to showcase their products and services, the fair stimulates economic activity within the community.

Visitors often leave with fresh produce, handmade crafts, and local specialties, directly contributing to the livelihood of those who maintain Erin’s agricultural and artisanal traditions. This economic boost reinforces the sustainable cycle of community support and growth.

What Makes the Erin Fair a Must-Visit Event?

Rich celebration of agricultural heritage

Family-friendly activities and entertainment

Opportunities to purchase local crafts and products

A welcoming atmosphere fostering community connections

Educational experiences promoting sustainable farming and living

Whether you’re a longtime resident or a curious visitor, the Erin Fair offers a unique glimpse into the heart of rural Canadian life and the enduring spirit of a close-knit community.

Planning Your Visit to the Erin Fair

The fair typically takes place over several days during the summer or early fall, taking advantage of the pleasant weather and the natural beauty of Erin. Attendees are encouraged to bring the whole family, enjoy the fresh air, and immerse themselves in an event that honors the land and the people.

To make the most of your visit:

Check the official Erin Agricultural Society website or social media for the latest schedule and event details.

Arrive early to explore the exhibits and participate in workshops.

Don’t miss the live performances and competitions scheduled throughout the day.

Sample local food vendors and shop at craft stalls to support small businesses.

Bring comfortable footwear and prepare for a full day of outdoor fun.

Embracing Tradition and Community at the Erin Fair

The Erin Fair stands as a vibrant testament to the strength of community, the value of agricultural heritage, and the joy of shared celebration. Whether it’s the lively exhibits, the warm camaraderie, or the simple pleasures of local food and crafts, the fair offers something special for every visitor.

By attending, you become part of a continuing story one that honors the past, celebrates the present, and inspires the future of Erin and its people.

West German Young Poultry Show

West German Young Poultry Show: A Regional Showcase for Poultry Excellence

The West German Young Poultry Show, held at the Zentralhallen Hamm in Hamm, Germany, stands out as one of the most prominent and specialized events in the realm of poultry breeding. Organized by Zentralhallen GmbH, this annual event brings together a vibrant community of certified breeders, poultry enthusiasts, and industry experts under one roof. With nearly 4,000 birds and around 500 exhibitors on display, it is one of the largest exhibitions of its kind in the region, attracting both professional and amateur poultry keepers alike.

This event is more than a tradeshow—it's a celebration of tradition, diversity, and innovation in the world of poultry. Whether you're a seasoned breeder, a newcomer curious about starting your first flock, or a visitor drawn by the colorful variety of birds, the West German Young Poultry Show offers a wealth of knowledge, community, and inspiration.

A Diverse Display of Poultry Breeds: From Familiar to Rare

One of the key attractions of the show is the incredible variety of poultry species and breeds on display. Visitors can encounter a spectrum of feathered livestock ranging from common domestic breeds to rare and exotic varieties. This diversity not only highlights the rich heritage of poultry breeding in Germany but also supports the preservation of endangered or lesser-known breeds.

The show features:

Chickens: from bantams to large heritage breeds

Ducks and geese: including ornamental and utility types

Turkeys: showcasing breed standards and unique feathering

Pigeons: with remarkable diversity in size, color, and form

Exotic species: such as guinea fowl and ornamental pheasants

Each animal is presented in pristine condition, groomed and displayed according to breeding standards, making the show an ideal learning environment for aspiring breeders or hobbyists looking to expand their knowledge.

A Platform for Learning and Exchange in the Poultry Community

What sets the West German Young Poultry Show apart is its strong emphasis on education and community engagement. Beyond viewing the birds, attendees have the opportunity to gain practical insights and professional advice from certified breeders and experts present at the event.

Topics commonly discussed include:

Best practices for poultry housing and care

Feeding and nutrition for optimal health

Breeding techniques for maintaining purity and health

Disease prevention and biosecurity in small flocks

The ethical aspects of poultry keeping and show presentation

Workshops, live judging events, and breeder consultations give visitors of all backgrounds a chance to ask questions, receive feedback, and discover new methods for improving their own poultry setups. This makes the event not only a showcase but also a learning hub for sustainable and responsible poultry farming.

Connecting Breeders, Hobbyists, and the Public

One of the most valuable aspects of the event is its open and welcoming atmosphere. The West German Young Poultry Show is not limited to professional breeders; it actively encourages participation from hobbyists, young farmers, and curious visitors. The focus is on promoting a shared passion for poultry, while fostering connections that can support career development, hobby growth, or even spark new interests.

Visitors will find:

Breeding clubs and regional associations offering guidance

Information booths about starting a poultry hobby at home

Opportunities to buy or reserve animals directly from breeders

Educational pamphlets and resources for poultry care

Informal meetups where breeders exchange techniques and experience

In this way, the event creates a strong networking opportunity for everyone involved in the poultry ecosystem—whether they raise birds professionally or keep them in their backyard.

Why the West German Young Poultry Show Is a Must-Visit Event

The West German Young Poultry Show has earned its reputation as a key event in the Animals & Pets exhibition category, thanks to its scale, organization, and the sheer variety of birds showcased. But beyond that, it represents the spirit of a community that values tradition, animal welfare, and continuous improvement in breeding standards.

Attendees value the event for several reasons:

An exceptional range of poultry breeds in one location

Personal access to experienced, certified breeders

Rich educational programming on care and breeding

A platform to showcase one's own birds or purchase top-quality stock

A community-driven atmosphere that supports sharing and collaboration

Moreover, the event promotes awareness about the importance of biodiversity and responsible animal breeding, topics that are becoming increasingly relevant in modern agriculture and pet keeping.

Honoring Tradition While Embracing the Future of Poultry Breeding

As a trusted and admired event in the poultry world, the West German Young Poultry Show is not just a celebration of animals—it is a testament to the dedication of breeders, the enthusiasm of hobbyists, and the curiosity of the general public. It provides a platform where education meets passion, and where every feathered participant, from the smallest bantam to the proudest turkey, is part of a larger mission: preserving and advancing the heritage of poultry breeding.

Whether you're looking to start your own flock, compete in future shows, or simply marvel at the beauty of different breeds, this event delivers a unique experience rooted in tradition, quality, and care. The Zentralhallen Hamm becomes, for a few days, the beating heart of Germany’s poultry community—a place where animals, knowledge, and people come together.

AgrochemEx

AgroChemEx stands as a prominent annual conference and exhibition in the agrochemical industry, organized by the China Crop Protection Industry Association (CCPIA). Since its inception in 2005, AgroChemEx has grown to become one of the largest international events focused on agrochemicals, attracting a diverse array of participants from across the globe. The event offers unparalleled opportunities for networking, learning, and collaboration among industry stakeholders, including government representatives, high-level executives, and leading manufacturers and developers from China.

At AgroChemEx, attendees are treated to high-quality content that encompasses a wide range of topics relevant to the agrochemical sector. The program addresses critical issues such as regulatory standards, market trends, and emerging technologies that shape the industry. Participants gain insights from experts who share their knowledge on the latest advancements, ensuring that attendees are well-informed about the current landscape and future developments.

The conference also highlights the role of agricultural drones and aviation adjuvants, which are becoming increasingly significant in the AgriTech sector. These technologies represent the cutting edge of agricultural practice, enabling more efficient and precise application of agrochemicals. By showcasing these innovations, AgroChemEx facilitates discussions about their implications for productivity and sustainability in agriculture.

Networking opportunities at AgroChemEx are exceptional, as the event attracts thought leaders and influential figures within the industry. The chance to connect with partners and peers provides valuable insights and fosters collaboration. With more than 90% of exhibitors at the fertilizer section achieving contract agreements through platforms like ACE and CIFE, it’s clear that AgroChemEx is a hub for business development and partnership formation.

In addition to the extensive exhibition space, where leading manufacturers display their products and services, the conference offers an interactive environment for participants to engage in discussions and explore new ideas. This blend of learning and networking positions AgroChemEx as an essential event for anyone involved in the agrochemical field, whether they are established companies or emerging players looking to make their mark.

AgroChemEx not only serves as a platform for showcasing the latest innovations in agrochemicals but also as a forum for shaping the future of the industry. By bringing together key stakeholders and facilitating meaningful exchanges, the conference plays a crucial role in driving advancements that will influence agricultural practices for years to come.