The 2025 Brazilian Agricultural Technology Exhibition opened on April 28th in Ribeirão Preto, São Paulo.
As one of the world's most important agricultural technology trade shows, this year's exhibition attracted over 800 brands and companies from around the world, with several Chinese companies showcasing their latest agricultural machinery.
The following details are as follows:
XAG: Exhibited a variety of agricultural drones, including flagship models with high payload capacity and high flight speed. Local dealers also combined electric pickup trucks with large drones.
The trucks are equipped with dedicated drone platforms that not only carry the drones but also directly power them during field operations, improving operational flexibility and efficiency.
Cheng Qichang, International Manager of XAG, stated that XAG's agricultural drones cost only one-sixth of traditional large agricultural machinery while achieving similar results, providing a more economical and practical solution for small and medium-sized farmers in Brazil.
DJI Agriculture: Released a new white paper on the agricultural drone industry, systematically introducing local users to the latest developments in drone regulatory policies in various countries, technological trends, and global agricultural drone application cases. Yi Jiaxiao, DJI Agriculture's Brazilian market manager, stated that this white paper will help promote the standardized use of agricultural drones in Brazil.
Barbosa, from eastern Brazil, runs an agricultural drone spraying company. His team has been using DJI agricultural drones to provide services to local farmers for many years and plans to purchase more in the future to expand their service coverage.
CFMOTO displayed a variety of all-terrain vehicles, ranging from compact models to larger vehicles with dump trucks. Silvio, head of the local Brazilian distributor, explained that CFMOTO offers a wide range of all-terrain vehicles in the Brazilian market, meeting the diverse needs of small and medium-sized farms.
Sany Heavy Industry presented a comprehensive suite of electric vehicle and agricultural machinery solutions.
A series of blue trucks with "all-electric" logos on their booth were particularly eye-catching. Abirashe, senior manager of Sany Heavy Industry's distributor in São Paulo, Brazil, stated that Chinese companies are at the forefront of global electrification, which will help improve the economic benefits of Brazilian agriculture and promote sustainable development across the industry.
The exhibition also featured a dedicated Chinese pavilion, showcasing booths from several small and medium-sized enterprises. Marchesson, head of the Brazilian Agricultural Technology Exhibition, was impressed by China's high-tech agricultural machinery products after visiting the exhibition.
He said that the Brazilian market generally recognizes the quality of Chinese products and that Chinese products always bring surprises.
