POTATO, VEGETABLE, AND FRUIT GROWING

Technologies for Production and Processing of Potatoes, Open-Field and Protected-Ground Vegetables, Fruits, and Berries

AGRAVIA: Unmatched Technological Breadth for Comprehensive Agribusiness Solutions

AGRAVIA – Russia's key international exhibition for production and processing technologies – represents a large-scale expansion and merger of two leading projects: the AFPOC and AFPOTEX exhibitions (Potatoes, Vegetables, Fruits).

By uniting the technological sectors of animal husbandry, pig farming, poultry farming, veterinary medicine, and feed production, as well as the production and processing of potatoes, vegetables, and fruits, AGRAVIA has significantly broadened its thematic scope by adding new sectors dedicated to technologies for field crop farming and protected cultivation.

AGRAVIA encompasses all key processes of agricultural production – from field and farm to processing – and offers agricultural enterprises, including widely diversified ones, a unique breadth of solutions for strategic planning of the entire agricultural season. This allows for planning early in the year while taking into account current tasks and challenges.

About the "Potato, Vegetable, and Fruit Growing" Section

The "Potato, Vegetable, and Fruit Growing" section of the AGRAVIA exhibition is a specialized exposition platform covering the entire production cycle of potatoes, vegetables, fruits, and berries—from seed material to storage and processing, both in open-field and protected-ground cultivation.
Although this section falls under the broader theme of crop production, it requires separate attention and emphasis due to its high specialization, unique technological solutions, and dedicated professional audience. It is an independent segment with significant economic importance, featuring its own processing and sales channels for products.

Breeding and Seed Production in Potato, Vegetable, and Fruit Growing

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Agrochemicals, fertilizers, and plant protection products

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Agricultural machinery for planting, care, spraying, harvesting, and storage, including self-propelled equipment

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Irrigation and land reclamation equipment

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Engineering solutions and technologies for protected ground cultivation

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Vegetable and fruit storage facilities, sorting, packing, and packaging lines

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Equipment for primary and deep processing of potatoes, vegetables, and fruits

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Business management and automation solutions

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The "Potato, Vegetable, and Fruit Growing" section is technologically and logistically linked to the "Field Crop Production" section. The two sections partially overlap in areas such as soil tillage, sowing and harvesting technologies, irrigation systems, machinery, storage, and primary processing of products. For enterprises with a diversified farming model, this enables the development of end-to-end technological solutions and the integration of processes into a unified production system.

Target audience of the
"Field Crop Production" section:

Managers of vegetable, potato, and horticultural enterprises

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Owners of farming enterprises and greenhouse complexes

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Agronomists, agrotechnologists, plant protection and land reclamation specialists

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Engineers and specialists in machinery and irrigation systems

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Representatives of processing and packaging industries

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Distributors of seeds, pesticides, fertilizers, machinery, and agricultural services

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Retail chains, wholesalers, and logistics operators

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Specialists from agricultural management bodies and industry associations

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Investors, integrators, and consultants in specialized crop production

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Research fellows and industry experts

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