The 27th International Agricultural Exhibition AGRO SHOW 2026

On Sunday, 20 September 2026, at 5:00 p.m., the 27th International Agricultural Exhibition AGRO SHOW 2026 came to an end in Bednary near Poznań. It is the largest outdoor agricultural machinery exhibition in Europe. For three days, the event provided a unique opportunity to learn about the latest technologies and industry trends, as well as to meet leaders of the Polish and global agricultural machinery markets.

This year’s edition of AGRO SHOW took place from 18th to 20th September. On an area of nearly 130 hectares, 682 exhibitors presented their products. The number includes 143 international companies, highlighting the event’s international character. More than 92,000 visitors attended the exhibition, which is 10,000 more than at last year’s event. This is a positive sign for both the industry and the exhibition itself, confirming AGRO SHOW’s exceptional position as one of the most important agricultural exhibitions held not only in Poland but also across the continent.

“By systematically developing this project, our aim is to make the international AGRO SHOW exhibition the largest and best-known outdoor agricultural machinery exhibition among farmers and industry professionals worldwide,” declared Przemysław Bochat, President of the Board of the Polish Chamber of Commerce of Agricultural Machinery and Facilities (PIGMiUR), during the official opening ceremony. The organisation has been responsible for staging this spectacular exhibition for 27 years.

This year’s AGRO SHOW provided a showcase for the latest agricultural technologies available on the Polish and global markets. Visitors had the opportunity to see numerous premieres of agricultural machines and equipment prepared especially for this year’s exhibition in Bednary. Farmers who travelled to the event from all regions of Poland had a unique opportunity to meet leading equipment manufacturers and distributors and explore the latest solutions for small, medium-sized and large farms.

During this year’s exhibition, AGRO ARENA became an important meeting place for participants, hosting the key debates and award ceremonies held as part of the event. These included the finals of two prestigious competitions: “Student na Medal”, organised by PIGMiUR, and “Safe Farm”, organised by the Agricultural Social Insurance Fund (KRUS). On Saturday, 19 September, AGRO ARENA hosted Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Stefan Krajewski. Together with participants in the “Open Borders, New Markets? Trade Agreements with Third Countries as an Opportunity and Challenge for Poland’s Agricultural Machinery Industry” debate, organised by Wieści Rolnicze, he discussed support for Polish agricultural machinery manufacturers and exporters.

The AgroHorti Media group organised the event “Agriculture at Full Speed – Machines, Technologies and Live Entertainment”. Its programme focused on new technologies, machinery and discussions about the future of agriculture, as well as competitions, an agricultural quiz and the “Farmers’ Hit List”. AGRO ARENA became a new space for exchanging knowledge and experience among industry representatives, members of the academic community and young people beginning their careers in agriculture. Vehicle and agricultural machinery simulators, made available for testing, proved extremely popular with children, young people and adults.

On Saturday, 19 September, the awards ceremony for the first edition of the “AGRO SHOW 2026 Exhibition Golden Medal” competition took place. The competition was organised by the Polish Chamber of Commerce of Agricultural Machinery and Facilities and recognised the best stands, as well as the most innovative products and solutions presented by exhibitors at this year’s event. The jury presented awards in the following categories:

• “AGRO DEBUT OF THE YEAR”.
• “AGRO INNOVATION OF THE YEAR”.
• “BEST EXHIBITION STAND”.
• “AGRICULTURAL MACHINE OF THE YEAR”.

The first recipient of the AGRO SHOW 2026 Special Award was the Agriculture Restructurisation
and Modernisation Agency which for many years has supported farmers and agri-businesses involved in modernising Polish farms.

For the first time, this year’s exhibition also featured meetings and debates organised as part of the “Women in Agriculture” project, dedicated entirely to the growing role of women in modern agriculture. Participants in the panel discussions spoke with representatives of the industry who manage modern farms and make strategic investment decisions.

As every year, the dynamic demonstrations of agricultural machinery in operation attracted considerable interest from AGRO SHOW visitors. The demonstrations allowed the public to assess the capabilities and advantages of the latest equipment during fieldwork carried out in natural conditions. A new feature of this year’s event was the exciting Tractor Pulling Polska demonstrations. The spectacular showof the most powerful tractors provided plenty of excitement for agricultural technology enthusiasts and families visiting Bednary. In total, more than 30,000 spectators watched the demonstrations: 8,000 on Friday, 10,000 on Saturday and 12,000 on Sunday. The interest in Tractor Pulling Polska and the high attendance figures confirmed that AGRO SHOW visitors expect organisers to offer new elements of the exhibition.

Following the conclusion of the three-day exhibition, PIGMiUR President Przemysław Bochat thanked the exhibitors for their excellent preparation and their commitment to delivering the event’s extensive programme, including the safe execution of the spectacular dynamic machinery demonstrations.

On behalf of the organisers and exhibitors, President Bochat expressed his gratitude and thanks to all the guests who attended the exhibition in such large numbers this year at the Bednary airfield. He also invited farmers and professionals working in the agricultural sector to the 28th International Agricultural Exhibition AGRO SHOW 2027, which, in keeping with tradition, will take place in Bednary from 17 to 19 September next year.