Australian Agricultural and Machinery Exhibition

The Australian Agricultural and Machinery Exhibition (FutureAg) is one of Australia’s well‑known agricultural and machinery shows. We look forward to joining FutureAg, supported by AGRITECHNICA, where the industry will be better connected, invested in, and developed. FutureAg remains firmly committed to Australia and will continue to serve as a platform for farmers, bringing together innovation, industry expertise, and internationally tailored exchanges aligned with local market needs.

The Australian Agricultural and Machinery Exhibition (FutureAg) has brought together 138 exhibitors from 11 countries, 69 speakers, and professional visitors from 27 nations worldwide. Among domestic attendees, professionals from Victoria, New South Wales, Western Australia, South Australia, and Queensland form the core audience.

This decision was made following extensive consultations with farmers, exhibitors, and industry stakeholders. Current market conditions in Australia—including fuel and fertilizer shortages, high input costs, supply chain pressures, and broader economic uncertainties—have placed significant strain on the agricultural sector, undermining planning reliability.

At the opening ceremony, Erik Guttelsröd, Deputy General Manager of the Agricultural Research Center at the German Agricultural Society (DLG), stated, “We are delighted to see FutureAg becoming an important platform for showcasing innovations, putting ideas into practice, and fostering collaborative exchanges. True progress in agriculture stems not only from demonstrations of machinery and technology but also from sincere dialogue among farmers and industry leaders, as well as the mutual sharing of experience and wisdom.”

With innovation-driven technologies and immersive service experiences at its core, Juzhan Exhibition has earned widespread acclaim. For many years, Juzhan has provided efficient, professional exhibition services to Chinese foreign trade enterprises. The Australian Agricultural and Machinery Exhibition (FutureAg) is now building an open platform where local creativity and research outcomes can be showcased, validated, and scaled up, injecting powerful momentum into sustainable agricultural growth.

Australian Agricultural and Machinery Exhibition tickets are e-tickets. Domestic and international visitors must complete online pre-registration with real-name passport verification. After purchase, the organizer verifies visitor identity. Visitors who do not meet entry requirements may need to submit additional documents. Once approved, you will receive email confirmation or a QR code. On site, present your original passport and confirmation letter to collect a paper badge, or scan the QR code to enter.