Following the machines, people and ideas shaping agriculture. Selected developments, clear context and a link to the original source.
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DLG and Hannover Fairs Australia are launching AGRITECHNICA Australia on 21–23 July 2027, with the new Melbourne exhibition tailored to broadacre farming, machinery and agricultural technology.
EIMA International is scheduled for 10–14 November 2026 in Bologna, with electronic systems, irrigation, components and research among the specialised areas of its agricultural machinery exhibition.
GreenTech Americas will take place in Mexico on 9–11 March 2027, bringing suppliers and growers together around high-value crops and the practical demands of controlled-environment production.
GreenTech Amsterdam is scheduled for 15–17 June 2027 at RAI Amsterdam, giving greenhouse growers, technology suppliers and researchers a meeting point for horticultural equipment and knowledge exchange.
A research project compared horticulture in Benin, cocoa in Côte d’Ivoire and milk collection in Senegal to understand how infrastructure, costs and local relationships shape digital adoption.
An EU-supported programme reported 12 locally developed digital applications and platforms, combining farmer services with training, research and policy work across five West African countries.
Demonstrations in Spain and France brought researchers, engineers and livestock practitioners together to examine interoperability, digital readiness and the social and environmental effects of agricultural technologies.
A project results report described how SmartAgriHubs connected regional support organisations with agricultural technology providers, while highlighting the different maturity levels of the participating hubs.
An EU-funded vineyard research project combined crop inspection, hyperspectral imaging and a two-arm harvesting mechanism, with prototype vineyard trials informing further technical and economic development.
An April 2025 partnership aimed to integrate Treetoscope’s direct plant-sensing technology into Netafim’s GrowSphere platform, following commercial collaboration in Turkey and with expansion planned in the Americas.
Netafim announced GrowSphere FLEX in August 2026, positioning the irrigation and fertigation controller as an entry point to connected automation for smallholders and mid-sized agricultural operations.
Aonic’s October 2025 launch announcement introduced a 50-litre agricultural drone alongside fleet-management and flight applications, connecting locally developed hardware with support for plantation and precision-farming operations.
