Agritechnica, Europe’s major agricultural machinery show, has returned to its routine of being held every two years at Hanover in Germany, with the German Agricultural Society (DLG) claiming that stand space is already sold out.
The organisation expects over 2,700 exhibitors, spread throughout 23 halls, to be present, 65% of which will be from outside of Germany.
All the leading global farm equipment manufacturers are said to be committed to the show, with a broad spectrum of specialist machinery companies, component suppliers, and a strong presence of new ventures also having booked a place.
The world at Agritechnica
More than 50 countries will be represented by exhibitors, the majority of which originate from Germany, followed by Italy, China, Turkey, The Netherlands, France, India, and of course, Ireland.
DLG tell us that it has arranged the machinery and equipment in a clearly structured way, with well-defined product areas for each category, including autonomous systems, field robots, and advanced digital technologies.
Busy diary
Not only are the exhibitors stands to be precisely delineated, but there is also a comprehensive schedule for the week. A ‘7 Days – 7 Topics’ initiative intended to deliver focused events each day for specific visitor groups.
These groups encompass family farms, large-scale operations, dealers, contractors, and international professionals.
The week opens with the Innovation and Press Day, followed by two Agribusiness Days aimed at large-scale farmers, dealers, and contractors.
There will also be an International Farmers Day, highlighting Canada, Czechia, and France, as well as a Digital Farm Day, focusing on the latest in digital technology.
Supporting industries
Held in parallel to the main show is the Systems and Components trade fair, which focuses on the supporting technologies behind modern farm equipment and off-highway vehicles.
Exhibits will feature engines, electronics, drive systems, hydraulics, cabs, power lifts, and spare parts, reflecting the close connection between machinery development and component innovation.
Agritechnica 2025 is being held on 9-15 November at Hanover, Germany.
