With the growth of population and industrialization, the importance of agriculture in Asia has gradually become more prominent. In order to promote the exchange and cooperation of agricultural technology, agricultural exhibitions are regularly held in Asian countries. Among them, Thailand aff is one of the largest agricultural exhibitions in Asia, attracting professionals and companies from all over the world.
Exhibition Overview
Thailand aff is held once a year, usually from late March to early April. The exhibition venue is located in Impact Exhibition Center in Bangkok, Thailand, with an exhibition area of 100,000 square meters. The exhibition mainly covers planting, animal husbandry, fishery, agricultural machinery, agricultural science and technology and other fields, and the exhibits cover the entire agricultural industry chain from seeds to processing.
Exhibition process
If you want to participate in Thailand aff, you can follow the steps below:
1. Log in to the official website:
2. Register an account and fill in the application form for participation.
3. Wait for the result of the audit, if the audit is passed, pay the exhibition fee.
4.Prepare exhibits and arrange booth setup.
5. During the show, the responsible personnel arrive at the exhibition hall to place and set up the exhibits.
6. After the show, remove the exhibits and clean up the booth.
Highlights of the show
Thailand aff, as Asia's largest agricultural exhibition, has many noteworthy highlights. Here are a few of them:
1. Agricultural Science and Technology Zone: Showcasing the latest agricultural science and technology achievements and application cases.
2. Agricultural machinery exhibition area: displaying the latest agricultural machinery and equipment and technology.
3. Planting Industry Zone: displaying seeds, fertilizers, pesticides and other related products for various crops.
4. Animal Husbandry Zone: displaying a variety of livestock, poultry, aquatic products and other related products.
5. Agricultural Forum: inviting experts and scholars from home and abroad to give lectures and exchanges in the field of agriculture.