The agricultural sector is the backbone of the regional economy. In 2026, tradeshows are transforming into innovation laboratories to meet global demands for sustainability and efficiency.
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Agro-industrial power is mainly concentrated in Brazil and Argentina, with growing specialization in Chile, Peru, and Uruguay. For 2026, the focus will be on precision agriculture and environmental sustainability.
Located in Cascavel, this fair is a technology transfer center showcasing the greatest advances in grain productivity and livestock, making it a mandatory stop for the Brazilian market.
The most important open-field agro-industrial exhibition in Argentina. It is distinguished by its volume of bank business and the presence of the entire value chain for soybeans, corn, and wheat.
With a markedly technological and educational character, this fair in Rio Grande do Sul attracts delegations from over 70 countries interested in precision production efficiency.
Agrishow is the primary showcase for agricultural technology in Latin America. Global launches of heavy machinery, irrigation drones, and software solutions for modern large-scale farming are presented here.
Held in Bogotá, Agroexpo combines commercial exhibition with high-genetics livestock displays, serving as the vital meeting point for rural development and food security in the region.
Paraguay’s benchmark fair, focused on technical training and machinery demonstrations, consolidating the country as a relevant player in global food production.
| Tradeshow | Location | Suggested Month | Main Focus |
| Show Rural Coopavel | Brazil | February | Technology transfer and agricultural software. |
| Expoagro | Argentina | March | Agricultural machinery and banking business. |
| Expodireto Cotrijal | Brazil | March | Precision agriculture and international trade. |
| Innovar Feria Agro | Paraguay | March | Technical training and AgTech. |
| Agrishow | Brazil | April/May | Large-scale machinery and global launches. |
| Agroexpo | Colombia | July | Livestock, inputs, and Andean market. |
Heading into 2026, agro-industrial fairs in South America are no longer just buying and selling centers but have transformed into innovation and sustainability ecosystems. The integration of artificial intelligence, satellite monitoring, and autonomous machinery will be the key to the region continuing to feed the world efficiently. Attending these events not only guarantees access to the technological vanguard but also allows producers to connect with the carbon footprint and biotechnology trends that will define the success of the field in the coming decade.
