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Conferences on agriculture

Upcoming agriculture Conferences on 2025

Conference Date Conference Name Conference Venue
30th November Adelaide, Australia
2nd December Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
3rd December Paris, France
8th December singapore, singapore
10th December Lisbon, Portugal
11th December Marrakech, Morocco
14th December Da Nang, Vietnam
15th December Istanbul, Turkey
15th December cape town, south africa
16th December Bangkok, Thailand
18th December Pattaya, Thailand
22nd December Bangkok, Thailand
25th December Bali, Indonesia
16th January Sydney, Australia
16th January New Delhi, India
16th January Sapporo, Japan
16th January Sapporo, Japan
21st January Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam
6th February Osaka, Japan
20th February Amsterdam, Netherlands
26th February Amsterdam, Netherlands
28th February Nha Trang, Vietnam
4th March Singapore, Singapore
6th March Fukuoka, Japan
7th March Bali, Indonesia
20th March Melbourne, Australia
28th March Singapore, Singapore
12th April KOLKATA, India
14th April Tokyo, Japan
17th April xian, china
17th April Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
23rd April London, United Kingdom
28th April Melaka, Malaysia
29th April Bangkok, Thailand
18th May Beijing, China
20th May Bangkok, Thailand
24th May SuZhou, China
29th May Tokyo, Japan
29th May Barcelona, Spain
5th June Qingdao, China
5th June Bangkok, Thailand
5th June Bangkok, Thailand
11th June Skopje, North Macedonia
16th June Putrajaya, Malaysia
20th June Bratislava, Slovakia
6th July Singapore, Singapore
15th July Bangkok, Thailand
17th July Seoul, South Korea
23rd July Singapore, Singapore
9th September Rome, Italy

Agriculture Conferences - FAQs

Farmers & Producers – Learn about new techniques, machinery, and subsidies.

Agri-Tech Startups – Showcase innovations and network with investors.

Researchers & Academics – Present studies on crop science, sustainability, etc.

Policy Makers & NGOs – Discuss food security, regulations, and rural development.

Students & Agri-Professionals – Gain industry insights and career opportunities.

Precision Farming (Drones, IoT, AI in agriculture)

Sustainable & Regenerative Agriculture

Livestock & Dairy Management

Crop Protection & Soil Health

Agri-Business & Supply Chain Innovations

Government Policies & Subsidies

Most conferences allow online registration via their official websites.

Early-bird discounts are often available (check deadlines).

Some events offer free farmer passes (e.g., LAMMA, Cereals UK).

Many conferences (e.g., Oxford Real Farming Conference) offer hybrid formats (in-person + online streaming).

Webinars and digital exhibitions are common for global audiences.

Yes! Most conferences accept:

Research papers (submit abstracts before deadlines).

Startup pitches (e.g., World Agri-Tech Summit).

Exhibition stands (for companies showcasing products).

Networking – Connect with industry leaders, buyers, and researchers.

Knowledge Sharing – Latest trends in agri-tech, organic farming, etc.

Business Opportunities – Meet investors, suppliers, and potential clients.

Certifications & Training – Some events offer workshops (e.g., soil health courses).

Some conferences (e.g., ORFC) offer bursaries for students/low-income attendees.

Check with agricultural associations (e.g., NFU, LEAF) for grants.

Universities often sponsor researchers for academic conferences.

Business cards (for networking).

Notebook/tablet (for sessions and demos).

Comfortable shoes (farm shows involve walking!).

Questions! Engage with speakers and exhibitors.

Yes! Examples:

Aquaponics & Vertical Farming (e.g., Indoor Agri-Tech Summit).

Hemp & Cannabis Farming (e.g., UK Hemp Expo).

Beekeeping & Pollination (e.g., National Honey Show).

Event websites (e.g., Agri-TechE, Farmers Weekly).

Social media (Follow #AgriConfUK, #FarmTech).

Agricultural magazines (e.g., Progressive Farmer, Farmers Guardian).