AgriCon–HortiConnect India 2026 to Unite Global Agri-Horti Buyers in Bengaluru
AgriCon–HortiConnect India 2026 will unite 30,000+ buyers and 150+ exhibitors in Bengaluru to transform the agriculture and horticulture sectors.
The agricultural and horticulture sectors are set for a massive convergence in India's tech hub. AgriCon–HortiConnect India 2026 will bring the entire farming value chain under one roof at the Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC) in Bengaluru from 1–3 October 2026.
Organised through a partnership between Messe Muenchen India and HortiConnect Global, this joint trade fair aims to bridge the gap between growers, Farmer Producer Organizations (FPOs), suppliers, and international exporters. The event is expected to draw over 30,000 trade buyers and industry professionals, with participants arriving from 37 different countries.
A Massive Scale of Innovation and Global Participation
The exhibition is not just a local meet but a global stage for agricultural advancement. Key highlights of the event include:
- 150+ Leading Exhibitors: Showcasing everything from seeds and irrigation to advanced drones and agritech.
- Dutch Pavilion: Featuring 18 specialized companies bringing international expertise to Indian soil.
- Karnataka State Pavilion: A dedicated space to highlight the agricultural prowess of the host state.
- Industry Conference: A three-day deep dive into the future of farming and horticulture.
The event will feature a comprehensive range of solutions, including protected cultivation, farm machinery, post-harvest technologies, finance, and export opportunities. This allows visitors to evaluate the entire lifecycle of farming—from initial crop planning and water management to financing and final market access.
Moving from Discussion to Decisive Action
The primary goal of the summit is to facilitate direct commercial connections. Bhupinder Singh, President – IMEA at Messe München and CEO of Messe Muenchen India, emphasized that the industry needs platforms where businesses can move beyond mere talk and toward concrete decisions. He noted that bringing these sectors together in Bengaluru provides growers and FPOs with direct access to the technologies and expertise required to strengthen market routes.
S. K. Gutgutia, from the HortiConnect Global team and Founder of Florance Flora Group, added that the event is designed for the practical realities of growers. He noted that the ability to examine planting materials and growing systems side-by-side is essential for making informed investment choices.
A Holistic Ecosystem for Modern Farming
Rajeeb Kumar Roy, Managing Director and CEO of Agriplast Tech India Pvt. Ltd., highlighted that a successful farm relies on a series of connected decisions. By bringing together the people responsible for structures, irrigation, and market access, the event provides a practical setting for identifying technological gaps and solutions.
The lineup of participating brands is extensive, featuring industry giants such as:
- Machinery & Tech: Mahindra & Mahindra, JCB, Tata Hitachi, Escorts Kubota, and VST Tillers & Tractors.
- Seeds & Inputs: Enza Zaden, Sakata Seed, Indo American Hybrid Seeds, and Yara Fertilisers.
- Irrigation & Cultivation: Netafim, Priva, and Agriplast Protected Cultivation.
- Specialized Sectors: International Flower Auction Bangalore and various agri-input leaders.
Beyond the trade floor, the programme will also feature an AGRI100 recognition ceremony and a special gathering to celebrate International Coffee Day, adding a layer of celebration to the professional exchange.