DLG (Deutsche Landwirtschafts-Gesellschaft)
Headquartered in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, DLG (Deutsche Landwirtschafts-Gesellschaft) is a major non-profit organization dedicated to advancing the agricultural sector. Although DLG does not track its financial performance through traditional profit metrics, it thrives on sponsorships and membership fees. These financial supports enable DLG to engage in numerous initiatives and host influential exhibitions.
Significant Events
Recently, DLG organized a pivotal conference featuring the German-Ukrainian Agri-Policy Dialogue and the German-Moldovan Agri-Policy Dialogue. These events underscore DLG's commitment to fostering international collaboration in agricultural policy. Furthermore, DLG is renowned for organizing major agricultural exhibitions such as AGRITECHNICA and EuroTier. These events are critical for the agricultural machinery and livestock industries.
Company Plans
DLG is committed to furthering international agricultural dialogue and innovation. The organization plans to enhance its role in promoting sustainable agricultural practices and increasing collaborative efforts with international partners, particularly in Europe and emerging markets. Future events and initiatives will focus on integrating new technologies in farming and expanding their influence on global agricultural policies. A key upcoming event is EuroTier 2026, which will feature seven specialized DLG Spotlights on topics such as livestock robotics, breeding, forage production, emission reduction, energy, and alternative proteins. This event will take place in Hanover and aims to highlight AI and robotics solutions within livestock farming, emphasizing sustainable growth and integrated management systems.
Modified: 2026/10/21
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