Thailand is one of the leading global producers of rice. (Image source: Andrew Chang/Flickr)

A combination of factors such as favourable weather for farming, an agriculture-dependent population, thriving export climate and growing interest from other countries makes Thailand a rather preferred destination for various companies engaged in agriculture, farming and livestock production

Storage of grains and seeds are of significance to farmers in the Asia Pacific region. (Image source: ValHuffman/sxc.hu)

Gauging the popularity of and demand for the event, the Thai agriculture ministry has joined hands with SIMA ASEAN as co-organiser

Companies like John Deere and Kubota could capitalise on the vast agricultural potential Thailand has. (Image source: WillHarrison/sxc.hu)

Industry leaders discuss the various hindrances in their respective practices and how the advent of modern machinery could go a long way in helping them raise productivity, increase profits and reduce costs

More than 200 companies are expected to attend the show, and organisers claimed a 90 per cent booth booking rate. (Image source: Impact)

Bangkok’s Impact Exhibition Centre will host the first ever SIMA ASEAN from 17-19 September 2015, as organisers have claimed a 90 per cent booking rate for the show

The Impact Exhibition Center in Bangkok will host the first edition of SIMA ASEAN in September. (Image source: SIMA)

International trade show organiser SIMA has joined hands with Thai trade show organiser IMPACT to present the first ever SIMA ASEAN in Bangkok from 17-19 September 2015