The Uzbekistan International Agriculture and Agricultural Machinery Exhibition is about to open at the Tashkent International Exhibition Center. As a globally renowned agricultural event, this exhibition will undoubtedly bring together agricultural experts and entrepreneurs from around the world to explore cutting-edge technologies in agricultural development and promote the prosperity and development of international agricultural trade.
With 109 exhibitors from 14 countries including Belarus, Iran, Spain, Italy, Poland, and Turkey, it is the most important platform for exhibitors to exchange and learn about agricultural machinery and related products. It is the largest, most professional, and technologically advanced event in Uzbekistan, a dedicated exchange and trading platform targeting domestic and international agricultural machinery companies and users.
Exhibition Name: Uzbekistan International Agriculture and Agricultural Machinery Exhibition (may include concurrent exhibitions on greenhouse/livestock/irrigation technology).
Dates: November 26-28, 2025 (Wednesday to Friday).
Location: Tashkent International Exhibition Center (Uzexpocentre).
Address: Amir Temur street, 100084 (Exhibition Hall Area: 14,000 square meters).
Agricultural Machinery Parts and Components: Agricultural machinery, tractors, harvesters, rice transplanters, threshing machines, field operation machinery, tillage and planting machinery, fertilization machinery; agricultural and sideline product processing machinery, livestock machinery.
Small Power Machinery and Supporting Products: Mini tillers, rotary tillers, various agricultural implements, diesel engines, generator sets, water pumps.
Horticultural Machinery: Lawn tools and maintenance equipment, lawn mowers, pruning shears, chainsaws, and other gardening and forestry processing machinery and equipment. Water-saving irrigation machinery and equipment: sprayers, drainage irrigation equipment, water pumps and drainage systems, etc.
Facility agriculture: various greenhouse machinery and equipment, construction materials, greenhouse automation products.
Plant protection products: fertilizers, flower and seed pesticides, herbicides, rodenticides, acaricides; organic growth products, plant protection machinery, plant protection supplies.
Livestock machinery: forage machinery and baling machinery, feed processing machinery and equipment, barn construction and monitoring equipment, dairy processing machinery, etc.; dairy processing machinery, poultry and livestock, fresh products, meat, poultry, eggs, dairy products, additives and preservatives; feed, veterinary drugs.
Overview of Uzbekistan's agriculture-Uzbekistan is an ancient irrigated agricultural country, and agriculture is a traditional industry. Agricultural output accounts for 25-30% of GDP, and exports account for 60% of foreign exchange earnings, holding an important position in the national economy. The non-state-owned sector dominates the agricultural industry, accounting for over 99%.
Uzbekistan has 22.37 million hectares of agricultural land, including 4.034 million hectares of arable land and 12.85 million hectares of pasture.
In recent years, the country's grain output has remained at around 6-6.5 million tons, with wheat and rice being the main products. Uzbekistan is also an important fruit and vegetable producer in Central Asia, producing approximately 2.5 million tons of fruits and vegetables and 4 million tons of various vegetables annually.
Uzbekistan has a long history of livestock farming, primarily producing wool and meat, and producing and exporting large quantities of lambskins. It currently has the second-largest sheep population in the world. Sericulture is well-developed, ranking sixth globally.
Uzbekistan is the world's fifth-largest cotton producer and second-largest exporter, with an average annual cotton (seed cotton) production of 3.5 million tons, and cotton accounting for approximately 40% of its agricultural output. Regarding cooperation in agricultural machinery, Chinese agricultural machinery is the biggest advantage compared to those from Europe and the United States, offering both affordability and high quality.
Uzbek farmers typically operate on a small scale, making small-scale Chinese agricultural machinery more suitable for the country's conditions.
