2024-02-19 16:19:20
163 companies have already applied for more than 33,000 square meters of exhibition space
The sixteenth edition of the Specialized Agricultural Exhibition BATA AGRO will be held from May 13 to 17, 2024 at the Binshet Airport near Stara Zagora. It is organized by the Bulgarian Association of Agricultural Machinery Dealers and will traditionally present the latest equipment and technologies in the agricultural sector, as well as products and services for agriculture, the organizers report.
163 companies are already registered to participate on more than 33,000 square meters of net exhibition space. Among them are the largest importers of agricultural machinery, representing the world-famous brands in the sector, irrigation systems, seeds and preparations, spare parts, automobile and construction companies, consulting and financial institutions and many others.
Registrations for exhibitors continue, with a 20 percent discount until the end of February only. And for companies participating in the forum for the first time, discounts of up to 40 percent are valid.
BATA AGRO is held outdoors and for another year will organize demonstrations with agricultural machinery and technologies. Thus, farmers can take a test drive and see the operations of the machines in real, field conditions.
Visiting the exhibition is free, but registration is required – in advance on the BATA AGRO website or on site on the days of the exhibition. The working hours are from 09:00 to 18:00, and only on the last day, May 17, it is until 14:00.
The specialized exhibition for agriculture BATA AGRO
is the largest forum in Bulgaria for the presentation of agricultural machinery, products and services for agriculture and is organized by the Bulgarian Association of Agricultural Machinery Dealers. The exhibition has been held since 2010. During this period, the exhibition areas grew more than twice, and at the last, fifteenth edition of the exhibition, 209 companies participated on 35,700 sq.m. net exhibition area. The visitors for the five working days were nearly 15,500 people.