With support from the Ministry of Agriculture and the Indian Council for Agricultural Research, the eighth edition of EIMA Agrimach India opened today in Bangalore, India
The international agricultural machinery exhibition organised by FICCI in collaboration with FederUnacoma was previously organised in New Delhi has recently moved to Bangalore in 2022. The exhibition which will be on stage till 3 March, will comprise a display of models in the covered halls and demonstration trials in the outdoor areas of the exhibition centre.
FICCI Karnataka State Council Chairman, Ullas Kamath addressed the audience, recalling the vigorous economic growth of the Indian economy, while also highlighting the significant improvements of the country's primary sector. Besides being a promotional and commercial event aimed at economic operators, farmers and agri-mechanics technicians, the exhibition also offers an opportunity to analyse trends in agriculture and highlight the challenges facing the primary sector in not only India, but all major regions of the world.
The issues that will be covered during the four-day event, which concern the sustainability of agricultural production, new technological and digital frontiers, training of technicians, but also the use of water resources, soil fertility and all the salient issues for the agricultural sector are of primary interest for India, but they are also of interest for agriculture globally," said president of FederUnacoma, Mariateresa Maschio. "With its companies, its institutions, and its university and research system, India presents itself as an immense laboratory for a new model of agriculture, one that meets the needs of the present, and guarantees the right resources for the future."
