Agrarschau Allgäu 2026
This edition has already taken place. From April 16 to 20, 2026.

Agrarschau Allgäu 2026

Dietmannsried, Germany | From April 16 to 20, 2026

Agrarschau Allgäu 2026 takes place from April 16 to 20, 2026 in Dietmannsried. Learn about the attendee profile, tickets, and how to prepare your B2B prospecting. Web

Agriculture
Joaquín Montesinos Published April 16, 2026

Tractors, feed systems and soil management take center stage in Dietmannsried from 16 to 20 April 2026 when Agrarschau Allgäu 2026 opens its gates. The show occupies the Gelände Schochenbühl with more than 400 exhibitors spread over an area exceeding 80,000 m2.

Technical facts and venue

Agrarschau Allgäu 2026 runs from 16 to 20 April 2026 at the Gelände Schochenbühl in Dietmannsried. The layout mixes open-air demonstration zones with covered exhibition space and includes a public festival area alongside the professional exhibition. The organisation lists over 400 exhibitors and an exhibition surface of more than 80,000 m2.

Exhibitor mix and sector coverage

Exhibitors range from machinery manufacturers to suppliers of seeds, fertilizers and farm services. Representative names in the exhibitor roster include Kubota, Trioliet, Vaederstad and Brielmaier, and categories on show cover tractors, cultivation equipment, irrigation technology, livestock systems and renewable energy solutions relevant to agriculture.

On-stand formats

Expect live equipment displays, hands-on machine trials and technical briefings that allow buyers to assess performance and compatibility with existing farm systems.

How to prepare B2B prospecting at Agrarschau Allgäu 2026

Pre-visit selection

Use the exhibitor list to shortlist companies by product class and potential procurement value. Set clear objectives per visit such as obtaining detailed technical data, lead times and maintenance terms.

Documentation and meetings

Bring concise technical one-pagers and case summaries tailored to agricultural needs. Request meetings in advance with priority suppliers and block time to attend machinery demonstrations.

Technical conversation and follow-up

Structure discussions around measurable specifications: engine output, fuel consumption, capacity and interoperability. Agree on next steps in writing and assign deadlines for proposals or test arrangements.

Visitor experience for professionals and families

The fair pairs a strong technical offering with family-friendly programming and food areas, which creates opportunities for informal exchanges beyond formal meetings. The layout and live demonstrations make it possible to compare machines and suppliers in a compact timeframe.

Final note and source

Agrarschau Allgäu 2026 provides a substantial field test environment for equipment and suppliers across multiple agricultural segments. For exhibitor details, maps and practical information consult the official site at https://www.agrarschau-allgaeu.de and align your visit with clear technical goals.

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