AGRAVIA — Russia’s Leading Trade Fair & Business Forum for Agricultural Production and Processing Technologies

crop production • Livestock • Poultry • Horticulture

20–22 January 2027
Iec Crocus Expo, Moscow

a:livestock & poultry— Livestock, Pig and Poultry Production. Technologies for dairy and beef cattle, pig and poultry farming, from genetics and breeding to farm equipment, feeding systems and processing solutions. The sector also covers housing systems, milking equipment, manure management, farm construction, forage production and harvesting, and animal protein processing technologies.

a:feed & health — Feed and Animal Health. Feed, feed ingredients, feed additives, concentrates, premixes, feeding technologies, veterinary products and vaccines, biosecurity solutions, cleaning and disinfection products, pest control solutions, feed mill equipment and laboratory equipment.

a:field crops — Field Crop Production. Agrotechnical and agrochemical solutions for grains, oilseeds, legumes, forage crops, industrial crops and specialty field crops. The sector includes agricultural machinery and equipment, seeds and plant breeding, plant protection products and fertilizers, post-harvest handling, storage and logistics, spare parts and consumables, processing equipment and agricultural construction.

a:potato, fruit & veg — Potato, Vegetable and Fruit Production. Technologies for the production, storage and processing of potatoes, open-field and protected vegetables, fruit and berries. The sector covers planting material, machinery and equipment, cultivation technologies, storage, sorting, packaging, processing and logistics.

a:horti & landscape — Ornamental Horticulture, Nurseries and Landscaping. Technologies, equipment and planting material for ornamental horticulture, floriculture, nurseries, garden centres and landscaping. The sector covers ornamental plants and flowers, nursery production, garden machinery and equipment, green retail, urban landscaping, landscape architecture and design.

This format is especially valuable for diversified farms and agribusiness holdings operating across several production segments. Instead of visiting multiple sector-specific events in different cities and at different times of the year, companies can evaluate technologies for crop production, livestock farming, storage and processing during a single visit to AGRAVIA.
Company executives, chief agronomists, livestock specialists, veterinarians, chief engineers and other professionals can work simultaneously with suppliers and technologies relevant to their areas while remaining within one integrated business platform.

Strategic timing is another important advantage of AGRAVIA. Held annually in January, the trade fair takes place before the start of the main agricultural production season, when companies are planning investments, evaluating technologies and preparing for the coming production cycle.
This timing allows exhibitors to engage customers during the planning and budgeting phase, while visitors can compare suppliers and solutions before major procurement and modernization decisions are finalized.

AGRAVIA attracts a highly qualified professional audience with strong purchasing influence: 84% of visitors make or influence investment and purchasing decisions, 58% hold management positions, and a further 30% are specialized professionals.
Overall, 99% of AGRAVIA visitors are agribusiness professionals.

Demand is strong across both crop and livestock sectors. Agricultural machinery, seeds and plant protection, grain storage and processing, potato, vegetable and fruit production, horticulture and protected cultivation attract thousands of professional visitors.
At the same time, livestock production, feed, animal nutrition, veterinary solutions and related technologies form an equally substantial part of visitor demand.
Both the crop production and livestock sectors individually attract five-figure professional audiences at AGRAVIA.

The programme focuses on practical issues facing modern agribusiness, including agricultural production and processing technologies, economics and investment, digitalisation and automation, workforce development, innovation and improving the efficiency of agricultural enterprises.

For exhibitors, the business programme provides an opportunity to demonstrate expertise, present case studies and practical solutions, and engage directly with a qualified professional audience.
Speaking opportunities help companies strengthen their expert positioning, support brand visibility and build direct relationships with agricultural producers, processors, investors, distributors and other industry stakeholders.

Companies are invited to submit speaker applications and programme proposals for AGRAVIA 2027.

In 2027, the competition includes 14 categories covering AGRAVIA’s key sectors — from crop production and animal health to agricultural machinery, feed and processing technologies.

Innovative start-ups and digital solutions are also represented through the iAGRI Innovation Award, which recognises technologies with a high degree of innovation and practical potential for modern agriculture.

For exhibitors, participation in the competition provides an opportunity to receive independent expert feedback, strengthen product credibility and attract additional attention from agricultural producers, agribusiness executives and industry specialists.

The competition also gives companies an additional platform to present their products and technologies within the professional AGRAVIA audience.

Participation is free of charge for AGRAVIA 2027 exhibitors. Applications are open until 30 September 2026.

AGRAVIA focuses on agricultural production and processing technologies across the full agricultural value chain, while iAGRI focuses on next-generation technologies, including digital agriculture, artificial intelligence, predictive analytics, IoT, robotics, automation and biotechnology.
Together, AGRAVIA and iAGRI allow agricultural executives and specialists to evaluate both proven, ready-to-implement solutions and emerging technologies shaping the future of agriculture during a single visit.
The co-located format also creates a direct connection between agricultural producers, processors and agribusiness companies on one side, and technology developers, engineering companies, IT businesses and biotechnology companies on the other.

Innovation Award
The iAGRI Innovation Award provides independent expert recognition for promising agri-tech solutions. In 2026, the award received more than 80 applications and selected 6 winners in crop production and livestock technologies.