Agritech Bharat 2026 is set to take place from 2–5 December 2026 at Yashobhoomi – India International Convention & Expo Centre (IICC), Dwarka, New Delhi. Envisioned as a world-class platform for agriculture technology and innovation, the exhibition will bring together key stakeholders from farming, agri-inputs, machinery, automation, and the broader food-value-chain ecosystem.
According to the organisers, Agritech Bharat 2026 will serve as a comprehensive business accelerator and networking hub, driving the transformation of India’s agriculture sector through high-impact technology, innovation, and collaboration. The event will showcase cutting-edge solutions, including precision-farming systems, AI- and IoT-enabled machinery, advanced irrigation and water-management tools, post-harvest and cold-chain systems, drones and robotics, soil and crop analytics, dairy and livestock technologies, and renewable-energy applications in agriculture.
The 2026 edition is expected to draw strong domestic and global participation, featuring 10+ key states, 250+ exhibitors, and 25,000+ business visitors. Attendees will include farmers, agribusiness owners, distributors, agri-input companies, exporters, food-processing enterprises, FPOs, SHGs, startups, policymakers, researchers, financial institutions, and international delegations.
A major highlight of Agritech Bharat 2026 will be its structured networking programs, with more than 100 B2B meetings planned to foster collaborations, distribution alliances, and new business opportunities. The event will also include a series of knowledge forums, expert sessions, and innovation showcases, enabling discussions on policy, sustainability, and the future of tech-led agriculture.
As India accelerates its transition towards a technology-driven, climate-resilient, and globally competitive agriculture ecosystem, Agritech Bharat 2026 aims to serve as a key catalyst—connecting innovators, investors, institutions, and decision-makers. The exhibition seeks to inspire progress, promote modern farming practices, and strengthen the efficiency and sustainability of the agri-value chain for the years ahead.
