AgroGreen Bursa Agriculture and Livestock Fair 2026

AgroGreen Bursa Agriculture and Livestock Fair 2026 brings together the stakeholders of Turkey's agriculture and livestock sector from 14 to 17 October 2026 at Bursa International Fair Center. Organized for the second time by GL Platform Fuarcılık, the fair builds on a debut edition that attracted more than 400 brands and over 250,000 visitors, positioning Bursa as a strategic meeting point for agricultural trade and technology.

The event covers a broad spectrum of the sector under one roof: agricultural machinery, irrigation, livestock and dairy technologies, greenhouse systems, seeds, seedlings, saplings and live animals. Exhibitors range from producers, suppliers and technology developers to research and development centers, while the showcase spans new-generation farm machinery, veterinary technologies, smart farming applications, precision soil analysis and sustainable or organic production solutions.

The fair is designed for a wide professional audience, including farmers, agricultural engineers, academics, investors, distributors, cooperatives, chambers of agriculture, unions and public authorities. Visitors can compare equipment and inputs, meet manufacturers directly, learn about financing and export opportunities, and take part in product demonstrations that turn the exhibition floor into a hands-on industry meeting.

International participation is a central part of the program. For the 2026 edition, organizers aim to welcome sector professionals from 80 Turkish provinces and 13 countries, building on the first edition, which hosted 403 companies and brands, visitors from 77 cities and representatives from 11 countries. Procurement delegations and buyers from markets including Germany, Italy, Azerbaijan, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, the UAE, Romania, Bulgaria, Georgia, Nigeria, Iran, Iraq, Ghana and Gambia use the fair to source products and form long-term business relationships.

Beyond the exhibition, the program includes seminars, panels and technical presentations where topics such as climate change, planned production, access to new technologies and export strategies are discussed. The AgroGreen Awards competitions recognize standout products and exhibitors, while B2B meetings and international buyer delegations create direct opportunities for sales, distribution agreements and technology transfer.

Hosting the fair in Bursa reflects the region's role as one of Turkey's most productive agricultural areas. The event supports local and national producers in reaching new domestic and export markets and generates significant economic activity in accommodation, transport and trade, making it a calendar highlight for anyone involved in the agriculture and livestock value chain.