The Agrishow, one of the largest agricultural exhibitions in the world and the biggest agricultural fair in Brazil, is set to celebrate its 30th edition from April 28 to May 2, 2025. Located in Ribeirão Preto, São Paulo, Brazil, this event is a showcase of innovative solutions for all types of crops, harvests, machinery, and farm sizes. It also serves as a platform for launching the latest trends and innovations in the agribusiness sector.

In 2024, the Agrishow welcomed over 800 exhibitors and more than 195,000 qualified visitors across an area of 520,000 square meters. This year, organizers are encouraging early booking for parking to ensure a smoother experience for attendees. The Agrishow Experience platform offers comprehensive services to enhance business relationships with companies, speakers, and agribusiness professionals throughout the year.

For groups of at least 15 participants, each group can earn a complimentary ticket for every additional 15 people. This initiative encourages team building and networking. The Agrishow also provides a special space called Agrishow Labs within the Technology and Innovation Arena. This area connects various agricultural startups with their solutions directly to visitors, creating an ideal environment for making numerous business connections and networking.

Women in agriculture are celebrated through the Agrishow Pra Elas section, which features inspiring talks and interviews with leading women in Brazil's agribusiness sector. Additionally, the event offers specialized content on topics such as crop rotation strategies and chemical loading procedures in sprayers.

The Agrishow has strong support from major partners including Plus Patrocinador Master and Ouro Hub Inovação. Visitors can also take advantage of travel and accommodation options offered by Agência Feiras & Congressos with special conditions to facilitate participation.

The Agrishow continues to play a crucial role in supporting Brazilian agriculture by generating employment opportunities and contributing to exports that boost the country's GDP. Despite facing increasing challenges like soil degradation and pest outbreaks, this event remains committed to fostering innovation and growth in the agribusiness sector.