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The LAMMA Show stands as the UK’s leading agricultural machinery and technology exhibition, uniting farmers, manufacturers, suppliers, and agribusiness professionals under one roof.

Scheduled for 14–15 January 2026 at the National Exhibition Centre (NEC), Birmingham, the event continues to be a cornerstone of the British farming calendar. Entry is free with advance registration, with a nominal charge for those registering on the day.

Running from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm on Day One and 8:00 am to 4:30 pm on Day Two, the show offers ample opportunity for visitors to explore, learn, and network. Each year, LAMMA attracts over 40,000 visitors and hosts more than 700 exhibitors, reinforcing its status as a major hub for the UK farming and agritech community.

The exhibition floor highlights cutting-edge agricultural machinery, equipment, and smart farming technology, ranging from tractors and combines to specialist implements for arable, grassland, dairy, and beef sectors. Known for its exclusive machinery launches and UK debuts, LAMMA enables attendees to assess the latest innovations, compare solutions, and make informed investment decisions.

Beyond machinery, LAMMA delivers a strong programme of seminars, workshops, and expert-led discussions focused on sustainability, productivity, crop management, and the future of farming. Dedicated areas such as Future Farming, Low Carbon Agriculture, and Dairy and Beef hubs showcase forward-thinking practices shaping the industry. Supported by a dedicated event app, LAMMA ensures a seamless, connected experience, making it an essential event for modern agriculture professionals.

Early-bird booth registration is now open.(Image credit: VietShrimp)

Aquaculture Vietnam 2026 and VietShrimp Asia 2026 proudly extend a warm welcome to partners, visitors, customers, and members of the media as they prepare to host one of the most influential international aquaculture events in Asia.

Set against the backdrop of Vietnam’s rapidly advancing fisheries industry, the co-located exhibitions promise to deliver unmatched opportunities for innovation, collaboration, and global market expansion.

With more than 3,200 km of coastline, rich marine biodiversity, and a vast network of rivers and canals, Vietnam holds remarkable natural advantages for fisheries development. Over recent years, aquaculture has become a powerful economic pillar supporting food security, generating employment, and driving export growth.

According to the Department of Fisheries, the first half of 2025 saw total fisheries output reach 4.5 million tonnes, a rise of 3.1% compared with 2024. Aquaculture contributed 2.57 million tonnes—nearly 60% of total production. Export turnover climbed to US$5.25bn, up an impressive 19.5% year-on-year. Although full-year forecasts expect a slight decline from 2024, export value will still reach US$9–9.2bn, with shrimp leading at US$3.6–3.8bn, followed by pangasius, tuna, and other key aquatic products.

Despite its strong rebound, the industry continues to face challenges including underdeveloped logistics, fragmented production, and increasingly strict global standards on traceability, sustainability, and food safety. These pressures highlight the urgent need for digital transformation, technology adoption, and value chain integration. Priorities include advanced environmental monitoring, recirculating aquaculture systems, and smart farming techniques that align with national development plans such as Decision 389/QĐ-TTg (2024).

For the first time, Aquaculture Vietnam 2026 and VietShrimp Asia 2026 will be co-located, creating a powerful platform that unifies the entire fisheries value chain from broodstock, feed, and farming equipment to seafood processing and global export solutions. This landmark collaboration marks a new chapter for the industry, offering a comprehensive environment for knowledge exchange, investment, and innovation.

VietShrimp, established in 2016, brings a decade of success as Vietnam’s leading shrimp and fisheries event. Now, in partnership with Aquaculture Vietnam and hosted in Ho Chi Minh City by Informa Markets, the exhibition will expand its reach and influence across the region.

The 2026 edition will be the largest to date, showcasing 200+ exhibitors, attracting 7,000+ professional visitors from over 30 countries, and covering 8,800 m² of exhibition space. Attendees will discover cutting-edge aquaculture technologies, sustainability solutions, inspection services, digital tools, and value chain optimisation systems.

The event will also feature conferences, technical seminars, business matchmaking, roadshows, and specialised support for farmers—ensuring that participants gain actionable insights and real business opportunities.

Join the journey of innovation and sustainable growth at Aquaculture Vietnam 2026 & VietShrimp Asia 2026, held from 11–13 March 2026 at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center (SECC), Ho Chi Minh City.

Join VIV Health & Nutrition Asia 2026.(Image credit: VIV Health & Nutrition)

Visitor registration is now officially open for VIV Health & Nutrition Asia 2026, the region’s must-attend gathering for professionals shaping the future of animal feed, nutrition, pharmaceuticals, and health technologies.

Taking place from 10–12 March 2026 at the Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC), the event returns with an expanded programme and a renewed focus on innovation across the entire animal protein value chain.

Co-located once again with VICTAM Asia, the 2026 edition will bring together industry leaders, researchers, technology providers, and decision-makers from across Asia and the global marketplace. Over three days, attendees can expect an immersive experience designed to support business growth, showcase product breakthroughs, and facilitate meaningful connections within the fast-evolving animal feed and health sectors.

As the region’s essential platform for animal nutrition and health innovation, VIV Health & Nutrition Asia will present a comprehensive view of the industry from feed ingredients and functional additives to pharmaceuticals, genetics, veterinary solutions, and cutting-edge health technologies. The partnership with VICTAM Asia reinforces the event’s reach, combining VIV’s international network with VICTAM’s established expertise in feed processing and milling technology.

This powerful collaboration will see more than 300 exhibitors presenting their latest products, systems, and technological advancements. Attendees will have access to live demonstrations, detailed product displays, and expert guidance on next-generation solutions in feed efficiency, animal health management, and sustainable nutrition. With over 9,000 visitors expected, the event remains a vital destination for discovering new suppliers, forming strategic partnerships, and staying ahead of market developments.

A highlight of the show is its three-day conference programme addressing the region’s most pressing challenges. Morning plenaries will set the stage for in-depth, species-specific sessions covering poultry, swine, aquaculture, and cattle. Key themes include antibiotic reduction, feed system resilience, biosecurity, digital health, alternative ingredients, circular production models, and emerging policy frameworks. The event will conclude with a regional dialogue centred on shared commitments to feed self-sufficiency and sustainable disease management.

Bangkok continues to serve as an ideal host city-a dynamic business hub with exceptional connectivity across ASEAN, China, South Asia, and beyond. Its modern facilities, cultural richness, and strong agricultural industry links make it the perfect backdrop for networking and knowledge exchange.

Early registration allows visitors to avoid queues, access exclusive updates, and begin scheduling meetings before arriving. Participants are encouraged to register now via www.vivhealthandnutrition.nl to plan their visit and make the most of this essential industry event.

The future of crop production at DLG Feldtage 2026. (Image credit: DLG)

From 16 to 18 June 2026, Bernburg in Saxony-Anhalt will once again become the central hub for modern crop production as the DLG Feldtage returns to the fields of the International DLG Crop Production Centre.

Set on DLG’s expansive 600-hectare trial farm near Leipzig, the open-air event is gearing up to showcase practical farming innovations under the inspiring theme “Crop Production out of the Box”. With more than 150 exhibitors already registered, the organisers are still welcoming further participants via dlg-feldtage.de.

Recognised as the leading international field exhibition for crop professionals, DLG Feldtage brings together farmers, agronomists, machinery experts and researchers seeking hands-on insights into the future of crop production. This year’s programme spans everything from plant breeding and crop protection to fertilisation strategies and cutting-edge agricultural machinery. Visitors can look forward to a rich mix of demonstrations, expert knowledge and real-world trial plots, supported by popular formats including DLG Spotlights, Expert Stages and Pop-up Talks.

The thematic DLG Spotlights are set to be a major draw. The “Planting Green” Spotlight will delve into direct drilling into living cover crops, with live plots demonstrating soil-friendly techniques, nutrient efficiency and modern weed management approaches. Equally compelling is the “Value Chain for Quality Wheat” Spotlight, which traces how premium wheat quality is upheld from field to processing, illustrating the collaboration required across agriculture, trade and milling. Meanwhile, the “Organic Farming” Spotlight will highlight diverse rotations, robust crop choices and practical advice for organic growers looking to refine both production and marketing.

Across the site, visitors will find dedicated meeting zones for discussions on oil and protein crops, resilient cropping concepts and strategies for navigating weather-related risks. As always, machinery demonstrations are a core attraction. Across six themed areas from direct seeding and deep tillage to mechanical weed control 66 machine combinations will take to the field, each accompanied by expert commentary and presented once per day.

Following its successful debut in 2024, FarmRobotix returns with the latest robotics, automation tools and AI-driven innovations for crop production. A special demonstration area will spotlight autonomous field systems, offering a glimpse of how technology may redefine farming in the years ahead.

Beyond the plots and machines, the DLG Plaza will serve as the social and professional heart of the event, hosting expert talks, panel sessions, regional food and relaxed networking. Short and sharp Pop-up Talks will take place at exhibitor stands and Spotlight areas, covering timely topics such as fertilisation and crop protection. The popular DLG CropNight will also make its return, inviting attendees to unwind with live music, food and summer drinks. Camping facilities will be available for visitors wishing to stay on site.

For more information please visit www.dlg-feldtage.de

EIMA Agrimach underscored how professional training could empower India’s rural workforce.(Image credit: Eimaagrimach)

India’s agricultural sector had been undergoing significant modernisation, with technological advancements reshaping the way farming operated.

However, the growing demand for highly skilled professionals exposed a training gap that threatened to limit the benefits of this transformation.

The third day of EIMA Agrimach, an exhibition showcasing machinery and agricultural technologies for India and Southeast Asia, focused on professional skills and training. The conference, titled “Skilling Rural Youth and Farmers for a Mechanized and Digital Agriculture Future”, addressed the urgent need to equip the workforce with the expertise required for mechanized and digital farming. The event was organised by the Italian Federation of Agricultural Machinery Manufacturers (FederUnacoma) and the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) in New Delhi.

Moderated by Ruchira Saini, Head of Advocacy and Government Relations for India and South Asia at Corteva Agriscience, the panel included notable speakers such as V.N. Kale, Additional Commissioner for Machinery and Technologies at the Department of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare; D.K. Singh, Senior Researcher at the AgriPV Centre of Excellence; Mukesh Jain, Director of the Northern Region Farm Machinery Training & Testing Institute (NR-FMTI); Satender Singh Arya, CEO of the Agriculture Skill Council of India (ASCI); Varun Yadav, Manager at the Syngenta Foundation for Sustainable Agriculture; and Shruti Aggarwal, Senior Manager at YARA International.

Mechanisation and digitalisation had emerged as the key drivers of agricultural transformation, with drones, AI-based tools, and digital platforms becoming increasingly integral. Yet, speakers emphasised that the workforce, largely rural, still struggled to adopt these technologies effectively. Training gaps persisted even among younger generations, who, despite being more open to innovation, often lacked access to structured skill development programmes.

The conference concluded that bridging this gap was critical not only to boost productivity but also to improve livelihoods in rural areas and support inclusive growth. Experts highlighted the importance of innovative training models developed through collaborations between industry, universities, and institutions, alongside a clear roadmap to enable farmers to participate more actively in India’s agricultural modernisation.

By addressing these challenges, EIMA Agrimach underscored how professional training could empower India’s rural workforce, ensuring that mechanisation and digitalisation truly translated into a more productive and sustainable agricultural sector.