EuroTier opens in Hanover with over 2,100 companies from 55 countries

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EuroTier opens in Hanover on November 10 and runs until November 13. According to the organiser, the German Agricultural Society (DLG), more than 2,100 companies from 55 countries will present equipment, machinery and genetic developments for livestock and poultry farming.
EuroTier opens in Hanover with over 2,100 companies from 55 countries

The exhibition will occupy 13 specialised halls. This year's EuroTier theme is “Intelligence in Animal Farming”. The focus will be on digital technologies, artificial intelligence and automation in animal housing and feeding. The exhibition will be open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

A “Milky Way” route through halls 11, 12 and 13 has been designed for dairy farming professionals. It will feature suppliers of breeding stock, hoof-care specialists and manufacturers of milking equipment and equipment for livestock pens and pastures. Hall 13 will host the Barn Robot event, where participating companies will demonstrate their automatic milking systems in operation.

Hall 12 is dedicated to high-quality feed production. Its displays will cover the successive stages of the process: sowing, harvesting, post-harvest processing, preservation and storage, followed by mixing ingredients in the required proportions before feeding them to animals. Exhibitors will present machinery and equipment for these operations. The special events programme will also include expert feeding advice.

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Hall 21 will host Innovation Alley, featuring developments recognised in the DLG competition. A total of 176 developments for the livestock sector were admitted to the competition. Four received gold medals and another 27 received silver medals. The award-winning solutions include feed that helps reduce ammonia emissions.

Emission reduction will also be addressed in Hall 17. This section of the exhibition focuses primarily on poultry and pig farming.

International Farmers' Day is scheduled for November 11. It will be followed on November 12 by Young Professionals' Day, which aims to attract young people to the industry. On the final day, November 13, a charity auction will be held, offering goods and services.


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