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The event is scheduled to take place from 18-20 March 2025. (Image source: Adobe Stock)

Next year’s Africa Agri Tech 2025, will present a five year forecast into future developments in the agriculture sector, highlighting the major advancements in technology and its impact on the sector

The future-focused event offers a platform for innovators, scientific leaders, technology providers and industry leaders in the agriculture sector to build in-person business relationships through networking opportunities. 

Moreover, it will bring industry thought leaders and change makers cutting across all sectors of agriculture under one roof, with all attendees focused on the need to adopt the latest techniques, and discover scientific breakthroughs and innovations.

The event is scheduled to take place from 18-20 March 2025 at the CSIR Convention Centre in Pretoria, South Africa. 

The conference was attended by more than 160 representatives from institutions actively involved in food safety initiatives. (Image source: Ministry of Information Eritrea)

In order to acknowledge the complexity of food safety, the Ministry of Agriculture organised a national conference in Eritrea's capital, Asmara under the theme ‘Working Together to Ensure Food Safety’

The conference which was attended by more than 160 representatives included research paper presentations on various topics including the introduction of Codex Alimentarius and Eritrea’s participation, a review of experiences in ensuring the safety of agri-food products, and assessments of sanitary standards in food and drink catering establishments. 

This was followed by extensive discussions, further leading to several recommendations. These included the need to coordinate policies and efforts, strengthen research in food safety, enhance monitoring systems throughout the food chain, and conduct sustainable public awareness campaigns to ensure comprehensive oversight.

Tekleab Misgina, Director General of Regulatory Services at the Ministry of Agriculture, pointed out that the main objective of the workshop was to exchange knowledge and experiences among participants and to generate ideas for improving food safety practices. He highlighted the shared responsibilities among Government institutions in ensuring food safety, and emphasised their commitment to ensuring that food products in the market are safe and meet established standards, with each institution leveraging legal frameworks to address food control issues within its jurisdiction.

This range allows IMEX to support the agricultural community, ensuring their machinery continues to perform in the most demanding conditions. (Image source: Imexpart)

Imexpart (IMEX) will be exhibiting at the upcoming LAMMA Show which is due to take place from 15-16 January at NEC, Birmingham next year

The leading parts distributor will be exhibiting its latest Agri products, designed to meet the evolving needs of modern farming. Visitors can get up close with the new IMEX Agri parts range including Universal Joints, Yokes, PTO Shafts and Adapters, Torque Limiters and Clutches, Wide Angle Joints and Profile Tubes, all designed to withstand the rigors of daily farming operations.

These products are engineered to ensure reliability, durability, and optimal performance, helping farmers maintain and operate their equipment efficiently. This range allows IMEX to support the agricultural community, ensuring their machinery continues to perform in the most demanding conditions.

"Exhibiting at the LAMMA Show is an exciting opportunity for us to connect directly with the agricultural industry and s howcase our leading Agri parts range," said IMEX managing director, Martin Butterworth. "Our focus is on delivering high-quality, cost-effective solutions that help farmers optimise their operations, and the LAMMA Show provides an ideal platform to demonstrate our commitment to supporting the sector."

The company will also be showcasing its latest range of Agri parts at the West County Farming & Machinery Show on 19th February 2025.

SPACE team is already working actively to promote the 2025 edition in France and around the world. (Image source: SPACE)

SPACE 2025 has announced the launch of its all-new design for its 39th edition that is due to take place from 16-18 September at the Parc-Expo in Rennes, France next year

The event represents 120 countries, attracting more than 1,200 exhibitors and 100,000 global visitors. The event's previous success continues to strengthen its position as a world leading event for all animal farming. Besides providing high-quality content throughout the year, the event also represents all animal farming sectors including, dairy cattle, beef cattle, pigs, poultry, sheep, goats and aquaculture, among others.

With three days of animal farming, visitors can discover all the latest innovations, discuss the challenges facing the sector and make connections at a fun and exciting event. The SPACE team is actively working to promote the 2025 edition in France and around the world. 

“SPACE is an event for professionals that provides farmers with perspectives and ideas for the future. Its international dimension has been confirmed over the years," said the show chairman, Marcel Denieul. "The whole event takes place in a spirit of conviviality that is expressed through all the exchanges.“