Agricultural Practices to increase yields while lowering the environmental footprint

The global population is continuously increasing. By 2050 the global population is estimated to reach 9.8 billion, leading to an increased food demand of 40% in the same period.

Southeast Asia, which is one of the main areas contributing to this development, is also characterized by a rapidly growing middle class. Increasing food demand and food quality, the need for environmental protection, growing labor shortages, and the requirement for reduced production costs are the main drivers for change in Southeast Asian agriculture.

Today, many governmental institutions are promoting the faster implementation of the concept of agriculture 4.0. In addition, regional integration in economic cooperation, food trade development, and agri-innovations for sustainable food production are boosted by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations in all Southeast-Asian countries.

The AGRIFUTURE Conference will address these topics with influential stakeholders to be better prepared for tomorrow’s challenges in the Agri-business and tackle the impacts on the environment.

Share your smart solutions that would positively impact the challenges faced by the region in one of the seminars and leverage the exhibition and side events to extend your network.

The perfect combination: Conference | Exhibition | Networking

Get inspired and exchange ideas with professionals, innovators and multipliers:

• International conference for market information shared by international and regional experts
• Exhibition for connecting with potential local partners, government representatives and progressive farmers
• Field visits to acquire insights into sustainable farming

Attractive Conference & Exhibition Venue

True Digital Park (New Development)

Situated in the East of Bangkok – close to Punnawithi BTS Station and located in the emerging Bangkok CyberTech District (Innovation District), True Digital Park gives vast expansion opportunities across digital domains and geographical spaces.