Future AG 2025

Agriculture

6 - 8 August

Melbourne, Australia

The Exhibition

FutureAg Expo 2024 Powered by Agritechnica is a new exhibition for suppliers of agricultural and agro-industrial products, services and technologies serving the Australian, New Zealand and Asia Pacific markets. Exhibitors are manufacturers, producers, importers and distributors offering products and services from the agricultural, aquaculture, horticultural and livestock sectors.

FutureAg Expo is a trade exhibition and conference for the agricultural sector, covering the entire value chain from production to industrialization and marketing of agricultural products.

FutureAg Expo will motivate industry professionals to exhibit their products and innovations at this international B2B platform for agriculture, livestock and fisheries. It offers a unique opportunity to showcase products and services, equipment and 4.0 technologies, agricultural inputs, processing and handling, distribution and logistics, specialized services and products for the wholesale market.

In 2025 the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action will support the trade fair with a German pavilion. All German companies, as well as their subsidiaries, representatives, and local dealers, are warmly invited to participate.

The registration conditions will be published shortly.

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The Market

Australia’s agriculture is a cornerstone of its economy, renowned for its diverse and high-quality production. The country excels in producing wheat, barley, canola, sugarcane, and a variety of fruits and vegetables, alongside significant livestock industries in beef, sheep, poultry, and dairy.

Key agricultural regions include the Murray-Darling Basin and the Wheat Belt, with emerging areas in Northern Australia. Despite challenges like climate variability and water management, the sector thrives through innovations such as precision agriculture and sustainable practices. Agriculture not only supports rural communities but also contributes substantially to export revenues, making it vital for Australia’s economic health.