Gansu Lanzhou Agricultural Inputs Expo – Northwest Agricultural Inputs Fair

The Gansu Lanzhou Agricultural Inputs Expo (shortened to the Northwest Agricultural Inputs Fair) aims to further strengthen exchanges and cooperation within the agricultural sector, showcase the latest scientific and technological advances in agriculture, and drive the upgrading of the agricultural inputs industry. Concurrently, the “Silk Road Agricultural Inputs Conference” is being held, themed “Digital Agricultural Inputs: Empowering Rural Revitalization—Jointly Crafting a New Blueprint for Modern Agriculture in Gansu,” comprehensively presenting a wide array of agricultural input products.

Gansu Province, located in northwestern China, boasts an expansive territory with complex topography and diverse climatic conditions—characterized by aridity, high-altitude coldness, long hours of sunlight, significant diurnal temperature variations, and dry soil despite abundant sunshine—endowing it with uniquely advantageous agricultural resources and substantial development potential. Abundant labor resources, distinctive traditional ethnic crafts, and robust policy support collectively provide a solid foundation and ample room for the province’s agricultural growth.

Looking ahead, as the process of agricultural modernization continues to advance and the agricultural industrial structure undergoes ongoing optimization and upgrading, Gansu Province is poised to demonstrate pronounced strengths in agricultural development. These advantages not only facilitate the refinement and elevation of the local agricultural industrial mix but also make significant contributions to national food security and the sustainable development of agriculture across the country.

Capitalizing on its unique agricultural strengths, the Gansu Lanzhou Agricultural Inputs Expo has embraced open-minded thinking and a spirit of innovation. Through the continuous advancement and refinement of agricultural technologies—such as the widespread adoption of the “full-film double-ridge furrow sowing” technique—the formerly arid and rain-scarce northwest region has emerged as a key grain-producing area.

Gansu Lanzhou Agricultural Inputs Expo – Northwest Agricultural Inputs Fair tickets are e-tickets. Mainland China visitors must complete online pre-registration with real-name ID verification; overseas visitors must use passport verification; Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan visitors must use their travel permit. On site, verify entry with your ID card or by scanning the e-ticket QR code.