Agriflanders 2027 | TradeShowIntel

Name: Agriflanders 2027
Start: 2027-01-14
End: 2027-01-17
Location: Flanders Expo

Notable exhibitors

Companies exhibiting at Agriflanders 2027 include 2Cover, A-ware Milk Processing Belgium, AB Register, ABS – Algemeen Boerensyndicaat and Acerta.

2Cover
A-ware Milk Processing Belgium
AB Register
ABS – Algemeen Boerensyndicaat
Acerta

Event overview

Overview

Agriflanders 2027 will take place from January 14 to 17 at Flanders Expo in Gent, Belgium.

This event focuses on the livestock and agricultural sectors, showcasing the latest products and services.

With over 375 exhibitors and various competitions, it promises to be a significant gathering for industry professionals.

TL;DR

1Scale: More than 375 exhibitors spread across 8 halls at Flanders Expo in Ghent.
2Dates: Thursday 14 to Sunday 17 January 2027, open daily from 10:00 to 18:00.
3Sector Focus: The total forum for livestock farming, covering poultry, pig and cattle husbandry plus mechanisation at farm level.
4Tickets: Adults pay EUR 19, children under 12 enter free and a discount card rate of EUR 10 applies; tickets are ordered online.
5Access: Tram T1 reaches the venue from Gent Sint-Pieters in about 10 minutes for a EUR 3 ride, with roughly 3,600 on-site parking spaces.

Why visit

Visitors can expect to gain insights into the latest agricultural technologies, network with industry leaders, and participate in various competitions. Dates: Thursday 14 to Sunday 17 January 2027, open daily from 10:00 to 18:00. Access: Tram T1 reaches the venue from Gent Sint-Pieters in about 10 minutes for a EUR 3 ride, with roughly 3,600 on-site parking spaces.

Why exhibit

Exhibitors will benefit from direct access to a targeted audience of agricultural professionals, enhancing brand visibility and generating leads. Scale: More than 375 exhibitors spread across 8 halls at Flanders Expo in Ghent. Agriflanders serves as a critical platform for agricultural professionals to connect, learn, and explore the latest innovations in the industry. It highlights the importance of sustainable practices and advancements in livestock management, making it.

Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

Who this event is for

Visitor profile

Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.

Farmers and livestock producers

Agricultural equipment manufacturers

Agricultural service providers

Students and educators in agriculture

Government representatives in agriculture

Agricultural researchers and innovators

Exhibitor profile

Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.

Livestock genetics, herd-book and breeding organisations (for example Belbeef)

Farm mechanisation and machinery dealers

Barn construction and stable fitting suppliers

Animal feed and feed-additive suppliers

Crop input and crop protection suppliers

Veterinary and animal-health service providers

Dairy and farm food processing companies (for example Royal A-ware)

Agricultural finance, insurance and advisory services (for example Crelan)

Electrical, automation and energy suppliers for farm operations (for example Voltmasters)

Product categories

Key solution areas showcased across the event.

Livestock feed and nutrition products

Farming machinery and equipment

Veterinary products and services

Sustainable agriculture technologies

Crop protection and seed products

Agricultural services and consultancy

Location & Facilities

Venue

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Halls & areas

Hall 1Hall 2Hall 3Hall 4Hall 5Hall 6Hall 7Hall 8

Flanders Expo

Maaltekouter 1, 9051 Gent, Belgium

Facilities

Parking

Yes, free parking is available at the Arsenaalsite car park with a shuttle service to the venue.

Parking: Yes, free parking is available at the Arsenaalsite car park with a shuttle service to the venue.

Attend

Entry & tickets

Free registration

Event days & opening times

DayOpening hours

10:00 AM –6:00 PM

Adults
Discounted tickets available for KBC customers.
€19.00
Schools
Pre-sale only via specific form.
€10.00

Who runs the show

Organisers

AgriBevents VZW

Email Call Website

Agriflora BV

How the last edition performed

Previous edition

Last edition

2025

estimate

Exhibitors: 375

This edition

2027

Exhibitors: 375

Next edition

Not announced yet

Impact

A bigger and stronger platform

Agriflanders 2027 will take place from January 14 to 17 at Flanders Expo in Gent, Belgium. This event focuses on the livestock and agricultural sectors, showcasing the latest products and services. With over 375 exhibitors and various competitions, it promises to be a significant gathering for industry professionals. Agriflanders serves as a critical platform for agricultural professionals to connect, learn, and explore the latest innovations in the industry. It highlights the importance.

Audience quality

High-value decision-makers

Visitors typically include Farmers and livestock producers, Agricultural equipment manufacturers, Agricultural service providers, Students and educators in agriculture. Scale: More than 375 exhibitors spread across 8 halls at Flanders Expo in Ghent. Dates: Thursday 14 to Sunday 17 January 2027, open daily from 10:00 to 18:00. Sector Focus: The total forum for livestock farming, covering poultry, pig and cattle husbandry plus mechanisation at farm level. Tickets: Adults pay EUR 19, children under 12 enter free.

Exhibitor outcomes

Real business growth

Exhibitors will benefit from direct access to a targeted audience of agricultural professionals, enhancing brand visibility and generating leads. Agriflanders serves as a critical platform for agricultural professionals to connect, learn, and explore the latest innovations in the industry. It highlights the importance of sustainable practices and advancements in livestock management, making it essential for stakeholders in the agricultural sector. Exhibitor categories include Livestock feed suppliers, Agricultural.

Intelligence

Market context

Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.

Flanders, Belgium — the Benelux livestock and agricultural heartland around Ghent, served by Flanders Expo

Why it matters

Agriflanders is the total forum for livestock farming in Flanders: more than 375 exhibitors across 8 halls present products and services for poultry, pig and cattle husbandry and mechanisation at farm level. The show combines a trade exhibition with livestock competitions and seminars, and acts as the sector's annual meeting point at Flanders Expo in Ghent.

Industry trends

Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

Digital buyer journeys

Professionals expect pre-show agendas, product finders, and meeting tools; suppliers align demos and literature to short on-stand decision cycles.

Sustainability in procurement

Energy use, recyclable materials, and carbon reporting increasingly appear in RFPs and exhibitor scorecards across industrial trade fairs.

Automation and labour efficiency

Visitors benchmark machinery, software, and services that reduce downtime, staffing pressure, and total cost of ownership.

Regional supply-chain resilience

Buyers diversify suppliers across Europe, MENA, and Asia while favouring vendors with local service, spare parts, and training.

Hybrid engagement models

Live demonstrations remain decisive, but follow-up webinars, digital catalogues, and year-round supplier portals extend the commercial window after the show.

European livestock and farm technology circuit

Book Ghent hotel rooms and stand meetings 8–12 weeks before opening day; for the larger German and French shows, plan 4–6 months ahead because hotel capacity around the fairgrounds sells out first.

Agriflanders 2027 sits in the middle of the European livestock and farm-mechanisation calendar: specialist indoor shows in Belgium, France, Italy and Germany cover breeding, animal health, barn equipment and machinery, so buyers and exporters typically plan two or three of them in the same travel year.

Pre-show (September–December)

Confirm exhibitor meetings, request product demonstrations and lock in Ghent hotel rooms before the January low-season inventory tightens.

Show week (14–17 January 2027)

Hall-by-hall walk-throughs across livestock, mechanisation and agri-services, contract discussions, and evening follow-ups in Ghent city centre.

Post-show (February–March)

Follow up quotations, arrange farm visits with Flemish and Dutch suppliers, and decide on the next stop on the European livestock circuit.

Peer events are established European agricultural fairs; confirm each edition's exact dates on the respective organiser website before booking travel.

Plan your trip

Travel & logistics

Local currency · EUR

Arrival airports

Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.

BRU

Brussels Airport

to venue

by car

Hotel tiers

A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.

NH Collection Gent

Ghent city centre

4.3

Pet-friendly four-star with parking, a short tram ride from Flanders Expo; among the strongest business hotels in the centre and popular with exhibitor teams during show week.

ibis budget Gent Centrum Dampoort

Gent-Dampoort

4.1

Best-value option for visitors travelling on a tight budget, with free cancellation and parking; connect to the venue by tram via Gent-Sint-Pieters or a 15–20 minute taxi.

Campanile Hotel & Restaurant Gent

Ghent (Expo side)

3.1

Simple rooms with free parking on the Expo side of the city — the most convenient low-cost base if you are driving in daily with demonstration equipment.

Getaway Gent

Ghent (south, near Expo)

4.1

Midscale studio-style property with parking and free Wi-Fi, close to the venue and handy for multi-night stays during the four show days.

Astoria Hotel Gent

Ghent city centre

4.5

Well-rated three-star with parking, an easy tram or taxi ride to the halls and walking distance to the Korenmarkt restaurant district for evening meetings.

voco Gent by IHG

Ghent city centre

3.8

Midscale four-star with free cancellation and pet-friendly rooms; a good compromise between central location and show-week rates.

Courtyard by Marriott Ghent

Ghent (city centre)

4.3

Business hotel with parking, fitness centre and meeting space — useful if you are combining stand meetings with a small customer event.

Van der Valk Hotel Gent

Ghent (E40 corridor)

4.6

Top-rated in the Ghent search results, with spa, large car park and quick access to the E40 — a practical base for exhibitors moving freight and equipment.

Ghent Marriott Hotel

Ghent city centre (Graslei)

4.5

Premium canal-side address with parking and fitness centre, roughly 15–20 minutes by tram or taxi to Flanders Expo; the strongest choice for hosting customers after show hours.

Local transport

Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

tram

Estimated costEUR 3 single journey; EUR 7.50 day pass (De Lijn city fare)

Best forDe Lijn tram T1 — Gent-Sint-Pieters station to Flanders Expo

About 10 minutes from Gent-Sint-Pieters, with the Flanders Expo stop a 1-minute walk from the hall entrance; trams run every 8–10 minutes and are the fastest option on the busy opening morning.

bus

Estimated costEUR 3 single journey; EUR 7.50 day pass (same De Lijn ticket as the tram)

Best forDe Lijn buses 76, 77 and 78 — Ghent city centre and Gent-Sint-Pieters to Flanders Expo

Buses set down at the edge of the Flanders Expo site; buying a day pass covers tram T1 and the buses, so you can switch between them freely across the show day.

train

Estimated costEUR 12–16 second class, one way

Best forNMBS/SNCB InterCity — Brussels Airport (BRU) to Gent-Sint-Pieters

Trains run roughly every 30 minutes and take about 50 minutes from the airport station under the terminal; continue from Gent-Sint-Pieters on tram T1, which departs from the station forecourt.

taxi

Estimated costEUR 110–150 for the 55–65 km trip

Best forBrussels Airport (BRU) to Flanders Expo

About 55 minutes off-peak via the E40, leaving at exit 14 (Expo/The Loop); licensed airport taxis are metered and queue outside the arrivals hall, while app-based rides need a pick-up point in the short-stay car park.

taxi

Estimated costEUR 20–28

Best forTaxi — Ghent city centre (Korenmarkt / Sint-Pieters) to Flanders Expo

A 15–20 minute ride depending on traffic; ranks at Gent-Sint-Pieters, Korenmarkt and Sint-Baafsplein, and hotels will call a cab for you. Expect surcharges on the Thursday opening morning.

car

Estimated costFree visitor car park with a shuttle service; other on-site car parks typically EUR 5–10 per day

Best forOn-site car parks A1–A4 plus public car parks B and C at Flanders Expo

Around 3,600 spaces on site and up to 4,500 across eight surrounding car parks. Arrive before 09:30 on the opening day, follow the Expo/The Loop signage from the E40 and keep the tram T1 as a backup at peak times.

Plan your trip

Visa & entry documents

Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.

Visa not required

ATA Carnet: accepted

EU/EEA nationals and passport holders from visa-exempt countries such as the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea and most of the Western Balkans can enter Belgium visa-free for a short business or visitor stay; the Belgian Immigration Office (IBZ) publishes the current exemption list.

Belgium accepts ATA Carnets for commercial samples, professional equipment and goods for exhibitions and fairs, allowing temporary duty-free and tax-free import; exhibitors bringing demonstration machinery should arrange the carnet before freight leaves origin.

Official visa page

Weather

Ghent is at its coldest and greyest during the January show week: daytime highs sit between 6 and 8 °C, night temperatures drop to 2–3 °C, and the city receives around 65–70 mm of rain across roughly 19–21 wet days, with only three to four hours of pale daylight. Rain usually falls as light, persistent drizzle or short showers rather than heavy storms, and a raw wind off the North Sea can make the walk between halls and car parks feel considerably colder than the thermometer suggests. Pack a waterproof coat with a hood, an umbrella, warm mid-layers, waterproof footwear and gloves for the early-morning arrivals and after-dark departures.

Plan for the climate

Check temperatures and pack accordingly

Venue connectivity

Belgium has dense, fast 4G/5G coverage and Ghent is fully covered by Proximus, Telenet/BASE and Orange Belgium, so calls, QR badge scans and livestreamed stand demos work reliably across the halls. EU/EEA visitors travel on 'roam like at home' rates from their home operator; visitors from outside the EU are best served by a travel eSIM from providers such as Airalo, Holafly, Nomad or Ubigi, or a Belgian prepaid SIM from a Proximus, Telenet or Orange shop in the city centre — both need a passport for registration. Flanders Expo provides Wi-Fi for visitors and exhibitors, and hotels and the show's conference area offer business-grade connections for video meetings.

Ride-hailing

Taxis

Public transit

Car rentals

Cultural notes

Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.

Language and greeting

Dutch (Flemish) is the everyday language in Ghent, and English is spoken fluently on almost every stand and in hotels and restaurants. A short handshake and your company name is the standard opening; first names are used quickly, but keep the first meeting formal until your counterpart switches tone.

Tipping and paying

Service is included in Belgian restaurant and bar bills, so tipping is a rounding-up gesture of 5–10 % for good service rather than an obligation. Card and contactless payment are accepted almost everywhere, including taxis and De Lijn ticket machines; keep a little cash for small café bills.

Business etiquette at the show

Punctuality is taken seriously and appointments run to the minute. Bring printed business cards, expect technical conversations rather than hard selling, and remember that exhibitor teams often break for lunch around 12:00–13:00 — book meetings either side of that window. Beer and coffee culture is central to networking: an after-show drink in the city centre is a normal way to close a first meeting.

Practical guides

Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials

Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.

Flights

Destination: BRU

Fly into Brussels Airport (BRU) for the shortest transfer to Flanders Expo: Brussels Airlines, KLM, Lufthansa, British Airways, Air France and TUI fly connect it to most European hubs, and the direct NMBS train reaches Gent-Sint-Pieters in about 50 minutes. Brussels South Charleroi (CRL) is the low-cost alternative with Ryanair and Wizz Air, about 1 h 25 min – 1 h 45 min away by road. Antwerp (ANR) and Ostend-Bruges (OST) suit regional and business-aviation travellers, and Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS) is a useful fallback for long-haul routes with a 2 h 20 min train journey to Ghent. Book January departures early — the show runs Thursday to Sunday, so Friday and Sunday evening flights out of BRU fill quickly.

Visa

Belgium is in the Schengen area. EU/EEA nationals and visitors from visa-exempt countries do not need a visa; other non-EU visitors, including exhibitors and buyers travelling on business, need a Schengen short-stay Type C visa arranged before travel.

Estimated cost: Government and service-centre fees depend on nationality and where you apply; check the current fee on the official Belgian visa portal or your VFS/TLScontact centre before applying.

Processing: Submit a complete application at least 14 working days before departure; allow extra time during holiday periods.

A business Type C file usually needs an invitation from the Belgian host stating purpose and period, a hotel booking for the whole stay and proof that costs are covered. All payments go through VFS or the Belgian Immigration Office (DVZ), never to a private account.

Official

Transport

Get to the venue and around the city with these options.

Airport → venue: Primary gateways: Brussels Airport (BRU). Allow road or rail time to Flanders Expo; on-site parking is usually available at major exhibition venues.

Hotel → venue: Precinct hotels near Flanders Expo: Ghent city centre: NH Collection Gent; Gent-Dampoort: ibis budget Gent Centrum Dampoort; Ghent (Expo side): Campanile Hotel & Restaurant Gent.

Ride-hail: App-based ride-hailing operates in Ghent alongside the licensed taxi firms that queue at Gent-Sint-Pieters, Korenmarkt and the main hotels; city-centre to Flanders Expo trips run EUR 20–28 and take 15–20 minutes. Surge pricing applies during the opening morning and again after the halls close, and airport transfers from BRU are best booked in advance with a fixed price of EUR 110–150. Hotels will call a licensed cab if no app car is nearby.

Public transit: De Lijn tram T1 links Gent-Sint-Pieters station to the Flanders Expo stop in about 10 minutes for EUR 3 single or EUR 7.50 for a day pass, and buses 76, 77 and 78 supplement the service from the city centre and the station. From Brussels Airport, take the direct NMBS/SNCB train to Gent-Sint-Pieters (about 50 minutes, EUR 12–16) and change to tram T1 on the station forecourt; the same line connects onward to Bruges and Antwerp for side trips. Buy tickets on the De Lijn app or from the ticket machines before boarding.

Parking: Flanders Expo provides around 3,600 on-site spaces in car parks A1–A4, with additional public parking (car parks B and C and surrounding sites) bringing the total to roughly 4,500, plus a free visitor car park served by a shuttle. Standard on-site parking is around EUR 5–10 per day, so show your parking ticket to claim any exhibitor discount. Follow the Expo/The Loop signs from the E40, arrive before 09:30 on opening day, and use tram T1 or the De Lijn buses at peak times when the car parks fill.

Weather

Plan and pack for the event climate.

Month: January 2027

Temperature: 2–3 °C at night, 6–8 °C during the day

Seasonality: Wet maritime climate with no dry season: 65–70 mm of rain spread over roughly 19–21 days in January, mostly light drizzle and short showers under grey skies, with three to four hours of daylight and a raw, damp wind that makes it feel colder than the thermometer reading.

Packing: Pack a waterproof coat with a hood and an umbrella, warm mid-layers, a scarf and gloves, and waterproof shoes with grip for the walks between halls, tram stops and car parks. Bring a compact day bag for catalogues and a spare pair of socks for wet days; heated exhibition halls mean you will want layers you can remove indoors and put back on for the outdoor walk to the tram.

Plan your trip

Planning

Best day to visit: Thursday 14 January 2027 (opening day)

Opening day gives trade visitors the full exhibitor line-up with every stand staffed by senior technical and sales people, the livestock competitions and seminar programme running from the morning, and noticeably lighter halls than the Saturday and Sunday public days. Buying teams who need unhurried stand meetings should start Thursday and use Friday for follow-ups; the weekend is best kept for families and for the final rounds of the livestock judging.

Confirm passport validity and check whether a Schengen visa is needed — Non-EU visitors who are not visa-exempt need a Type C visa; submit the file at least 14 working days before departure.

Book flights to Brussels Airport (BRU) — BRU is about 55 km from Flanders Expo; compare fares for arrival on 13 January and departure on 17 or 18 January 2027.

Reserve a hotel in Ghent and set check-in and check-out — Recommended stay 13-17 January 2027; city-centre hotels near Gent Sint-Pieters are convenient for tram T1, while Maaltekouter hotels are walkable to the halls.

Buy the admission ticket online — Adults EUR 19, children under 12 free, discount card rate EUR 10; ordering online avoids queues at Flanders Expo.

Plan the journey from the airport or station to the venue — Train to Gent Sint-Pieters then tram T1 (about 10 minutes, EUR 3), or taxi from BRU in about 60 minutes.

Download the hall plan and exhibitor list — More than 375 exhibitors in 8 halls; the organiser publishes an exhibitor list and floor plan for planning a route.

Shortlist exhibitors and pre-book meetings — Focus on the poultry, pig and cattle husbandry and mechanisation categories that match your farm or business.

Check the seminar and competition programme — Livestock judging competitions and sector seminars run alongside the show; fix the times you want to attend.

Arrange local transport and parking — Decide between tram, bus 76/77/78 and driving; on-site parking offers about 3,600 spaces and a free visitor car park with shuttle is advertised.

Pack for a wet Ghent January — Expect 2 C nights and 6-8 C days with rain on roughly 19-21 days of the month; bring a waterproof coat, umbrella and warm layers.

Prepare meeting documents and a contact list — Carry printed exhibitor shortlists, business cards and any technical specifications you want to discuss.

Confirm travel, badge and arrival plan for day one — Halls open at 10:00; arrive early on 14 January for badge collection, orientation and security checks.

Side trips

Bruges (Brugge)

Brussels

Antwerp

Budget

Costs & budget

Cost reference

Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.

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visitor · Adults

EUR 19 / per person

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visitor · Schools

EUR 10 / per person

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Item	For	Tier	Estimated range	Status	As of
visitor_ticket	visitor	Adults	EUR 19 / per person	official
visitor_ticket	visitor	Schools	EUR 10 / per person	official

Decision

Visit, exhibit, or skip?

Should you go?

Pick the closest answer for each. Your recommendation updates live.

QUESTION 1 OF 6

What is your primary role?

Decision matrix

Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.

visit

You want to see the newest products for poultry, pig and cattle husbandry and mechanisation at farm level across 8 halls, meet suppliers and attend the livestock competitions and seminars.

Best for

Belgian and Benelux livestock farmers, poultry, pig and cattle producers and farm mechanisation buyers comparing equipment before purchase.

Min. budget

$350.00

Timeline

4-6 weeks for flights and Ghent hotel; add at least 14 working days if a Schengen visa is needed.

Risks

Mid-January is low season but hotel rooms near Flanders Expo are limited, so booking early matters.

On-site parking is capped at around 3,600 spaces; tram T1 and buses 76, 77 and 78 are safer at peak times.

Non-EU visitors need a Schengen Type C visa, which should be filed at least 14 working days before departure.

exhibit

Your product range targets Flemish livestock farms and you want direct contact with 375-plus fellow exhibitors and thousands of farming visitors in one venue.

Best for

Poultry, pig and cattle equipment makers, feed and animal-health suppliers, barn-fitting firms and farm service providers selling into the Flanders market.

Min. budget

$2,200.00

Timeline

6-9 months for stand booking, design and freight; 90 days is the practical minimum for organiser forms, logistics and staffing.

Risks

Hall allocation goes to early and returning exhibitors, so late booking limits stand position.

Importing demonstration machinery may require an ATA Carnet and advance customs paperwork.

January build-up schedules and weather can delay freight arriving from outside Belgium.

skip

Your product or service is unrelated to livestock production, farm mechanisation or agricultural supply in the Benelux region.

Best for

Suppliers and buyers outside livestock, farm mechanisation and agricultural inputs, or companies with no Benelux distribution or sales interest.

Timeline

No travel lead time needed if the show's poultry, pig, cattle and mechanisation focus does not match your portfolio.

Risks

Skipping forfeits the chance to meet Belgian and Dutch farming buyers face to face in a dedicated livestock forum.

Gallery

Photos

Dog show highlights at Agriflanders 2027

FAQs & glossary

Answers

Frequently asked

What are the entrance fees?

Adults: EUR 19, Children (under 12): free, With discount card: EUR 10.

Where is Agriflanders held?

Agriflanders is held at Flanders Expo, Maaltekouter 1, 9051 Gent, Belgium.

What are the event hours?

The event runs from 10:00 to 18:00 each day, Thursday 14 to Sunday 17 January 2027.

How can I get to Agriflanders?

Visitors can take the train to Gent Sint-Pieters station and then tram T1 to the Flanders Expo stop, about 10 minutes and EUR 3 per ride; buses 76, 77 and 78 also serve the venue.

Is parking available?

Yes, there is on-site parking with about 3,600 spaces across car parks A1-A4 and public car parks B and C, and the organiser advertises a free visitor car park with a shuttle service to the venue.

What is the registration process?

Tickets can be ordered online through the official website ticket shop before the show.

Who exhibits at Agriflanders?

More than 375 exhibitors fill 8 halls with a focus on poultry, pig and cattle husbandry and mechanisation at farm level; exhibitor categories include herd books and animals, mechanisation, crop inputs, barn construction and fittings, feed, and farm food products.

Glossary

Agriculture: The science or practice of farming, including cultivation of the soil for growing crops and rearing animals for food.
Livestock: Farm animals raised for commercial purposes, such as cattle, sheep, pigs and poultry.
Mechanization: The process of using machinery to replace manual labor in farming.
Sustainable practices: Farming methods that do not deplete resources or harm the environment.
Exhibitor: A person or company that displays goods or services at a trade show.
Trade show: An exhibition where businesses showcase their products and services to potential customers.
Competitions: Livestock judging events where breeders and their animals are assessed by experts, a traditional part of the Agriflanders programme.
Networking: The action or process of interacting with others to exchange information and develop professional or social contacts.
Herd book (stamboek): Official register of pedigree livestock; the Agriflanders exhibitor listing groups herd book organisations and animal breeders together.
Mechanisation at farm level: Machinery and equipment used around the farm yard itself, such as feeding, barn handling and mucking-out systems, as opposed to field machinery.
Poultry, pig and cattle husbandry: The three livestock production sectors, poultry (pluimvee), pigs (varkens) and cattle (rundvee), that form the core of the Agriflanders show.

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Sources

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Publishers

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