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From November 10 to 12, 2026, the international agro-industrial exhibition “Siberian Agrarian Week” will be held at the Novosibirsk Expo Center International Exhibition Complex - one of the leading industry events in Siberia for manufacturers and suppliers of agricultural machinery, equipment, technologies, materials and solutions for the agro-industrial complex.
In 2026, the organizers place special emphasis on expanding the geography of visitors: in addition to Siberian farmers, representatives of farms and agricultural enterprises from the Urals and the Far East are invited to the exhibition. Thus, for exhibitors, participation becomes an opportunity to enter new regional markets and negotiate with potential customers on one site.
From technology and agrochemistry to digital solutions
The Siberian Agrarian Week exhibition covers key areas of the modern agricultural sector: agricultural machinery and spare parts, agrochemicals, seeds, equipment and materials for livestock and poultry farming, control and laboratory equipment, and other agribusiness solutions.
For manufacturers and suppliers, this is an opportunity to showcase their products directly to those who use them on their farms, meet with existing customers, find new partners, and assess demand for their solutions in the regions.
Experience from the previous exhibition confirms the relevance of this format. Over 92% of exhibitors rated the Siberian Agrarian Week as an effective platform for solving business problems.
Opportunities for exhibitors at the Siberian Agricultural Week
For agricultural companies, the exhibition in Novosibirsk is primarily an opportunity to meet with a professional audience from various regions over three days and present their solutions directly to those involved in selecting machinery, equipment, materials, and technologies for their farms.
The timing of the exhibition is also important. In November, after the main fieldwork is completed, farms review the season and determine their needs for the following year. Therefore, discussions at the stand can focus not only on product presentations but also on specific company objectives and potential procurement opportunities.
The organizers are also working to attract agricultural enterprises and agroholdings. Even before the exhibition begins, a professional audience is formed, and participating companies gain additional opportunities to promote their solutions.
Communication with the market can also be continued beyond the stand. The business program allows company representatives to act as experts, present practical case studies, and discuss current industry challenges with farmers. This combination of exhibits, business events, and personal negotiations makes the exhibition a platform not only for product demonstrations but also for comprehensive market engagement.
Source of information and photos: Siberian Agrarian Week
