From 25 to 27 March 2026, the 21st International Agriculture Exhibition – AgroWorld Uzbekistan 2026 will be held in Tashkent

March 17, 2026. 12:04 • 5 min

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From 25 to 27 March 2026, the 21st International Agriculture Exhibition – AgroWorld Uzbekistan 2026 will be held in Tashkent

TASHKENT, March 17. /Dunyo/. The 21st International Agriculture Exhibition – AgroWorld Uzbekistan 2026 will take place from March 25 to 27, 2026, at Pavilions 1 and 2 and Atrium Hall 1 of the National Exhibition Center Uzexpocentre, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

The event is organised by International Exhibition Company Iteca Exhibitions in partnership with ICA Eurasia Group.

At the present stage, Uzbekistan’s agro-industrial complex is undergoing steady transformation — shifting from increasing production volumes to enhancing efficiency, technological advancement, and export competitiveness. In 2025, the country’s agricultural sector recorded stable growth. The total value of agricultural output and services reached UZS 538,919.7 billion, representing a 4.4 percent increase, as compared to 2024. The sector continues to pursue modernisation, expand export opportunities and strengthen cooperation with international partners.

These developments are reflected in practice at AgroWorld Uzbekistan, the international exhibition that serves as the key meeting point for the agribusiness community. More than a showcase of equipment and solutions, the event brings together producers, technology suppliers, investors and agricultural enterprises, creating space for professional dialogue and new partnerships. The exhibition spans the full agricultural value chain, from primary production and processing to storage and logistics.

The 2026 edition focuses on practical technologies shaping innovative agricultural production. Exhibits cover the sector’s core segments, including poultry and livestock farming, feed production, veterinary solutions, grain processing and storage, as well as agrochemical products aimed at improving crop yields and plant protection.

This year the exhibition features 162 companies from 19 countries: Austria, Belgium, Republic of Belarus, China, Denmark, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, the Netherlands, Poland, Republic of Korea, Russia, Spain, Türkiye, the USA and Uzbekistan.

Visitor registration for the exhibition is sponsored by Vetteria, the Central Asia’s, leading supplier of feed, premixes, feed additives, vaccines and veterinary medicines for livestock and poultry.

A share of foreign participants accounts for 87 percent, highlighting the event’s strong global profile. Among the participating companies are well-known manufacturers of equipment and technologies, including Petersime NV and Poultec NV (Belgium); Marel Poultry B.V., VDL Agrotech BV, Ottevanger Milling Engineers BV and Mavitec (the Netherlands); Big Dutchman International GmbH (Germany); Skov A/S (Denmark); Giordano Poultry-Plast S.p.A. (Italy); Tavsan Tavukçuluk Ekipman San. A.Ş., Yemmak and Alberk Proses Makineleri Ltd Şti (Türkiye); and Kohshin Engineering (Japan). The Belgorod and Kurgan regions of the Russian Federation will present their collective stands. A strong presence is also expected from companies from China, Türkiye and the Netherlands.

Local exhibitors include manufacturers of equipment for poultry and livestock farming, such as feeding, watering, ventilation and climate-control systems, as well as suppliers of feed, premixes, veterinary medicines and crop protection products. The participating companies include Golden Food, Provimi, Sagrada, Asl Feed, Mirta Tomorqa Xizmati, Asia Taren, Shchyolkovo Agrokhim, Ashish Life Science and many other.

The poultry segment is particularly prominent in this year’s exhibition, covering the entire production chain from breeding, incubation and rearing to processing, storage and distribution. Visitors will find integrated solutions for poultry farms, including cage and floor housing systems, feeding and watering technologies, ventilation and climate control equipment, automated production management systems, as well as incubators and equipment for egg storage, grading, packaging and transportation.

The feed and veterinary section will highlight solutions designed to support animal health and improve productivity in livestock and poultry farming. The exhibitors will present compound feeds, premixes, feed additives and concentrates, alongside veterinary medicines, vaccines and biological products. The section also features technologies and equipment for feed production, as well as integrated solutions for modern livestock and poultry operations.

Equipment for grain and legume storage, as well as technologies used in flour milling and pasta production, will be presented in Pavilion 1. The section includes grain cleaning systems, elevator installations and milling and feed-processing lines, alongside fertilisers, crop protection products, agrochemicals and agricultural seeds. There will also be a broad selection of fertilisers, plant protection products, agrochemicals and seeds of various agricultural crops.

Technologies for the slaughter and meat processing will be presented in Pavilion 2. Here, visitors will find smart and automated systems for livestock operations, equipment for waste management, and integrated solutions for processing animal by-products.

In 2026, the exhibition welcomes a number of new international exhibitors bringing advanced technologies and solutions to Uzbekistan’s agribusiness. Among the debutants are Quality Systems & Equipments Pvt Ltd (India), a supplier of equipment for poultry operations; Meyn (the Netherlands), a specialist in poultry processing technologies; Golden Food (Uzbekistan), presenting innovative solutions for poultry farming; Sasso SAS (France), known for poultry genetics and breeding programmes; and Turms International Inc. (South Korea), offering high-tech solutions for agricultural enterprises. New participants in the feed production segment include Green Gold Ilyichevka (Kazakhstan), Intraco Ltd. N.V. (Belgium) and Kohshin Engineering (Japan). In the crop production field, Rusdisk LLC (Russia) will be presenting soil cultivation machinery and techniques.

A longstanding tradition of the exhibition is a Farmers’ Day, held on the second day of the event, on March 26, with the support of the Farmers’ Council of Uzbekistan. Its programme creates an opportunity for direct meetings among manufacturers, technology suppliers and representatives of farms, smallholders and agricultural clusters.