AgroWorld Uzbekistan 2027: event overview

AgroWorld Uzbekistan is an international agriculture exhibition covering agricultural machinery, crop inputs, livestock and poultry, feed, veterinary products, grain processing, irrigation, greenhouses and the storage and processing of agricultural products. The 22nd edition is scheduled for 24–26 March 2027 at Uzexpocentre NEC, Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The 2026 edition brought together 166 companies from 19 countries and 4,843 industry professionals, according to organiser-reported figures. For farm businesses, processors, distributors and technology suppliers, the event offers a concentrated opportunity to compare equipment and inputs, evaluate technical fit and discuss potential business relationships.

AgroWorld Uzbekistan 2027 at a glance

The official event site confirms the 2027 dates and venue. The latest published results available for this guide describe the 2026 edition; they are not forecasts for the next show.

Why AgroWorld Uzbekistan matters to agribusiness

Compare technologies across the production chain

The product range runs from machinery, seeds and agrochemicals through animal production, feed and veterinary solutions to grain handling, irrigation and post-harvest processing. Buyers can use this breadth to examine how equipment and inputs might fit their own production or procurement priorities.

Assess supply and market fit

The organiser reported 166 participating companies from 19 countries in 2026, with international exhibitors making up 87% of participants. This gives distributors, producers and suppliers a recent indication of the event’s cross-border exhibitor mix. It does not guarantee that a particular supplier or product will appear in 2027; check the current exhibitor information as it is released.

Start conversations with a defined purpose

AgroWorld Uzbekistan is designed around professional agricultural production and trade. Visitors can prepare questions about operating conditions, service support, spare parts, input suitability and commercial terms rather than relying on general product demonstrations.

Understand the latest published scale

• 166 companies from 19 countries participated in 2026 (organiser-reported).
• 4,843 industry professionals attended in 2026 (organiser-reported); the organiser separately recorded 6,538 visits.
• 87% of participating companies were international exhibitors in 2026 (organiser-reported).

The figures describe the 2026 edition. They indicate recent international participation, while the scale and exhibitor mix of 2027 should be checked against the information released for that edition.

AgroWorld Uzbekistan sectors and product groups

The current product-category list spans the following areas. The specific product lines below describe the kinds of equipment and solutions associated with each listed category; they are not a guarantee of particular exhibitors or brands at the 2027 edition.

Agricultural machinery and field equipment

• Tractors and agricultural machinery
• Implements and cultivation equipment
• Harvesting and crop-handling machinery
• Machinery components and spare parts
• Equipment for farm operations and field work

Seeds, agrochemicals and crop production

• Seeds and planting materials
• Crop-protection products and agrochemicals
• Fertilisers and crop nutrition products
• Plant disease and crop-care solutions
• Tools and inputs for crop production

Livestock, poultry and veterinary solutions

• Equipment for keeping and feeding livestock and poultry
• Breeding-related products and systems
• Veterinary medicines and animal-health products
• Disinfection and farm biosecurity solutions
• Slaughter and primary-processing equipment

Feed production and animal nutrition

• Feed and feed components
• Feed additives, concentrates and premixes
• Feed-milling and feed-preparation equipment
• Feed production systems for poultry and livestock
• Grain and oilseed processing equipment used in feed supply chains

Grain, milling and storage

• Grain handling and storage equipment
• Feed milling and flour-grinding systems
• Oil-production equipment
• Grain cleaning, conveying and processing solutions
• Equipment for storage and preservation of agricultural products

Irrigation, greenhouses and field monitoring

• Irrigation systems and water-delivery equipment
• Greenhouse structures and growing systems
• Microclimate-control equipment
• Field monitoring using drones and satellites
• Digital tools for crop and water management

Storage and processing of agricultural products

• Fruit and vegetable storage systems
• Post-harvest handling equipment
• Primary processing machinery
• Packaging and processing equipment
• Solutions for handling products after harvest

Who should visit AgroWorld Uzbekistan?

Farm owners, agricultural holdings and crop producers

Useful if you are evaluating how to improve field operations, update machinery or compare inputs for crop production. Prioritise equipment and spare parts, seeds and agrochemicals, irrigation, greenhouse systems and field-monitoring products. Bring the crop, operating conditions and service requirements you need a supplier to understand.

Livestock, poultry and feed businesses

Useful if your work involves animal production, feed purchasing, poultry operations or veterinary supply. Focus on feeding and housing equipment, feed ingredients and additives, milling systems, veterinary products, disinfection and primary processing. Compare capacity, maintenance needs, compatibility with current systems and the availability of technical support.

Grain handlers, processors and agricultural-product businesses

Useful if you manage grain, flour, oilseed, fruit or vegetable operations and are considering handling, storage or processing equipment. Identify the process stage you need to improve, then compare throughput requirements, product handling, storage conditions, energy use and service arrangements with relevant suppliers.

Equipment, input and technology distributors

Useful if you are assessing suppliers or products for a local or regional portfolio. The 2026 edition included companies from 19 countries and the organiser reported that 87% of participating companies were international. Use the 2027 exhibitor information when available to check which product lines, brands and territories are actually represented.

Relevant roles include farm owners and managers, agronomists, production and technical managers, livestock and poultry specialists, feed and grain buyers, procurement teams, machinery dealers, importers, distributors and agricultural-processing managers.

Why visit AgroWorld Uzbekistan?

1. Compare farm machinery: evaluate equipment and spare-parts options against your farm’s crop mix, field conditions, capacity and maintenance requirements.
2. Review crop inputs: compare seeds and agrochemical product groups with your production goals and the applicable technical requirements.
3. Explore animal-production systems: assess feed, animal housing, poultry, veterinary and disinfection solutions against current operating needs.
4. Investigate grain and post-harvest equipment: identify technologies relevant to milling, storage, handling and agricultural-product processing.
5. Assess water and controlled-environment solutions: compare irrigation, greenhouse, microclimate and field-monitoring technologies for the specific conditions of your operation.
6. Develop a supplier shortlist: use product discussions to identify companies for subsequent technical checks, quotations and commercial due diligence.

Why exhibit at AgroWorld Uzbekistan?

Manufacturers and distributors of agricultural machinery, crop inputs, animal-production systems, feed and veterinary products, grain equipment, irrigation and greenhouse technology, and storage or processing solutions may consider the exhibition when they are assessing the Uzbek agricultural market. In 2026, the organiser reported 166 participating companies from 19 countries and 87% international exhibitors. Those figures show prior international participation, not a promise of specific buyers or commercial results in 2027.

For an exhibitor, useful objectives include introducing a product range to agricultural businesses, evaluating distributor interest, meeting existing partners, comparing competitor offerings and learning which specifications or service arrangements buyers prioritise. Define target customer types and concrete product questions before reserving a stand. Check participation terms, stand options, logistics, customs, product conformity and after-sales arrangements with the organiser and qualified local advisers before committing.

How to prepare before AgroWorld Uzbekistan

1. Define the decision you need to make

Choose a focused objective: replace a machine, add an irrigation line, identify a feed supplier, compare veterinary products or assess a storage and processing investment. A specific decision helps you filter a multi-sector exhibition efficiently.

2. Build a product and supplier shortlist

Use the official exhibitor list and catalogue as they are updated. Group the companies by machinery, crop inputs, animal production, feed, grain, irrigation or processing. Mark essential contacts as A, useful options as B and exploratory conversations as C.

3. Prepare technical questions

• Which capacity, output or operating conditions does this solution require?
• Which spare parts and consumables are needed, and how are they supplied?
• What service, installation, training or warranty arrangements are available?
• How does the product work with the machinery, facilities or inputs already in use?
• What are the delivery lead time, minimum order and payment terms?
• Which certificates, registrations or conformity documents apply to the product?
• For irrigation or greenhouse systems, what water, pressure, climate-control or maintenance requirements should be checked?
• For feed and livestock systems, what animal type, production stage and capacity does the solution support?

4. Arrange conversations early

Once the exhibitor list is available, contact priority suppliers and request meeting times. Prepare a concise company introduction, technical requirements and a clear next step for each discussion. ilikevents can assist visitors with exhibition planning, registration, meeting coordination and travel arrangements.

How to make the most of AgroWorld Uzbekistan

Use a consistent note for each relevant company: Company → product → fit for my operation → technical question → contact → next action. For example, a farm evaluating irrigation equipment can record the crop and field conditions, required delivery capacity, compatibility questions, service arrangements and documents to request after the exhibition.

Compare alternatives using the same criteria rather than collecting brochures without a decision in mind. Separate products that fit an immediate requirement from those that warrant further market or technical research. Confirm that quotations, specifications and product documents refer to the exact model or configuration discussed.

AgroWorld Uzbekistan visitor profile and business interests

This is a planning guide based on AgroWorld Uzbekistan’s listed product categories and professional agricultural focus; use the official visitor information for the confirmed 2027 audience programme.

Travelling to AgroWorld Uzbekistan

The venue is Uzexpocentre NEC at 107 Amir Temur Street, Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The venue identifies Bodomzor metro station as a local landmark. Check the organiser’s current visitor instructions and venue information before travel, as routes, entry arrangements and event-day services may change. For international participation, allow time to confirm visa requirements, registration, accommodation and transport for your own circumstances.

After AgroWorld Uzbekistan: turn conversations into decisions

Within a few days, sort contacts into three groups: A – immediate requirement, for a current purchasing or investment decision; B – potential fit, for a supplier or distributor assessment; and C – market intelligence, for future planning. Send a tailored follow-up that names the product and requirement discussed.

Request the documents needed for a real comparison: technical specifications, operating conditions, certificates, spare-parts lists, service coverage, delivery lead times, minimum orders and commercial terms. For machinery or processing equipment, compare the full operating and maintenance needs, not only the purchase price. Record unresolved questions and assign an owner and date for each next step.

AgroWorld Uzbekistan visitor checklist

Before the exhibition

• ☐ Set one or two measurable sourcing or technology objectives.
• ☐ Review the current exhibitor list and prioritise relevant companies.
• ☐ Prepare operating specifications and product questions.
• ☐ Confirm registration, dates, venue access and travel requirements.

During the exhibition

• ☐ Compare suppliers against the same technical and service criteria.
• ☐ Record the product, contact, documents needed and agreed follow-up for each meeting.
• ☐ Distinguish confirmed specifications from points that still need verification.

After the exhibition

• ☐ Follow up with priority suppliers and request missing technical documents.
• ☐ Compare offers, delivery and service arrangements before making commitments.
• ☐ Keep a short list of contacts for future purchasing or market research.

Is AgroWorld Uzbekistan worth visiting?

AgroWorld Uzbekistan is particularly relevant if your work involves farming, crop inputs, livestock or poultry, feed, veterinary products, grain, irrigation, greenhouses, agricultural machinery or post-harvest processing. Its multi-sector format can help you compare related technologies and suppliers in one professional setting. The value of a visit depends on matching the exhibitor mix to a real business need, preparing precise questions and following up with technical and commercial checks. Visitors seeking products outside agriculture or without a clear sourcing, production or market-research objective may find less direct value.

Make your AgroWorld Uzbekistan visit purposeful

What decision do you want to make with better information after the exhibition? Set that objective before you go, then use the event to discover, compare, meet and decide.

Agriculture opportunities in Uzbekistan

Market size and demand indicators

Uzbekistan’s agricultural exports were valued at ?.175 billion in 2024, according to the U.S. International Trade Administration’s country guide, which cites State Statistics Committee data. This is an export-value indicator, not the size of the entire domestic agricultural market. The same guide reports 2024 production of 16 million tonnes of vegetables and melons, 9 million tonnes of grain, 5 million tonnes of fruit, 2.9 million tonnes of meat and 12.4 million tonnes of milk.

• Agricultural exports: ?.175 billion in 2024; export value, not total market size.
• Vegetables and melons: 16 million tonnes produced in 2024.
• Grain: 9 million tonnes produced in 2024.
• Livestock output: 2.9 million tonnes of meat and 12.4 million tonnes of milk in 2024.

Market drivers and commercial opportunities

Government plans and documented production volumes point to several areas businesses may investigate. A 2025 presidential resolution set targets for 2025–2027 to raise fruit and vegetable processing capacity from 3.488 million tonnes in 2024 to 4.480 million tonnes by 2027, and refrigerator warehousing capacity from 1.306 million to 1.930 million tonnes. These are policy targets, not confirmation that the capacities or projects have already been delivered.

• Processing and storage equipment: processors and suppliers may assess demand related to the stated processing and cold-storage targets; project delivery, procurement and specifications require independent confirmation.
• Packaging solutions: the resolution included packaging projects for fruit and vegetables. Machinery and packaging suppliers may investigate project status and buyer requirements; the stated project value and 2025 target should not be read as current uncommitted demand.
• Irrigation and water efficiency: the guide states that agriculture consumes 90% of national water resources and that a World Bank-approved ? million loan in May 2025 supports irrigation and drainage modernisation across five regions. Suppliers may investigate relevant technical requirements and procurement routes; the loan does not guarantee access to contracts.
• Feed and animal-production systems: reported meat and milk output and the exhibition’s feed, poultry, livestock and veterinary categories give equipment and input businesses a basis to investigate customer requirements and distribution options.
• Crop inputs and greenhouse technologies: production of fruit, vegetables and melons, together with the exhibition’s seed, agrochemical, irrigation and microclimate categories, may make supplier comparison relevant to producers and distributors.

Regulations and market-entry conditions

Uzbekistan’s general technical-regulation and conformity-assessment system includes accredited testing and certificates where applicable, as described in the U.S. International Trade Administration’s country guide. Requirements vary by product. Confirm current import, testing, registration and certification rules for the specific machinery, seed, agrochemical, veterinary or food-related product with the relevant Uzbek authority or an accredited specialist before shipping or exhibiting.

What this may mean for exhibitors

Machinery, irrigation, greenhouse, feed, veterinary, storage and processing suppliers may use the exhibition to test product-market fit, identify distribution questions and learn which technical and service requirements matter to local operators. They should validate the relevant procurement pipeline, product conformity, payment terms, spare-parts support and local partner capabilities before treating interest as a commercial opportunity.

What this may mean for visitors

Farmers, processors, distributors and agricultural businesses may compare imported and locally available solutions, explore equipment for processing or water management and build a shortlist of suppliers for further due diligence. Market figures provide context for questions to investigate; they do not establish that a particular product is needed or that a supplier will be selected.

How ilikevents can help you at AgroWorld Uzbekistan

Whether you are sourcing equipment and agricultural inputs or considering a stand, ilikevents can help you plan the practical steps around a focused business visit or exhibition participation.

For visitors

• Exhibition visit planning around your agricultural sourcing or technology objectives
• Flight and hotel arrangements
• Visa application assistance
• Airport transfers and local transportation
• Interpreter and business guide services
• Exhibition ticket and registration assistance
• Business meeting coordination
• Factory visits and industrial tours

For exhibitors

• Exhibition registration and organiser coordination
• Stand selection and participation planning
• Booth design and construction
• Exhibition staffing and interpretation
• Promotional materials and advertising
• Business meeting arrangements
• Local market research and distributor identification
• Accommodation, flights and transportation

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