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Agro Park Fair, February 8-9, 2025 – Mariusz Pudzianowski
Record-breaking Exhibition and the World’s Largest Agricultural Machinery.
On February 8-9, the Agro-Park 2025 Agricultural Fair took place in Lublin. This exceptional event brings together manufacturers, distributors, and agriculture enthusiasts. The 17th edition of the event promised to be impressive, with over 120 exhibitors, of which more than 20 were in Lublin for the first time, a huge area for the world’s largest tractors, powerful combines, the most modern equipment and solutions for agriculture, and a contest for visitors. All this and much more awaited the farmers who numerously visit the Agro-Park Fair.
Power that drives agriculture – Zone of the world’s largest agricultural tractors
A novelty of this year’s fair was a specially designated area where we saw the largest and most powerful tractors in the world. And on Sunday, February 9, we met with a special guest, Mariusz Pudzianowski, who, in addition to being an outstanding martial arts athlete, is also an orchardist, so he knows the agricultural industry inside out.
Apart from the large and powerful tractors in hall C, it was also possible to see rarely presented at agricultural fairs combines for beets, potatoes, and grain in the square in front of the halls. The AGRO-PARK Fair in Lublin is primarily a long history that we create together with our exhibitors and visitors. Over the past years, we have tried to meet the growing demands of the agricultural industry, so we are extremely pleased that once again we managed to organize a fair at a very high, record-breaking level. The Agro-Park Fair is one of the largest and most important agricultural events in our country, which attracts an increasing number of exhibitors and visitors each year – emphasizes Project Director Maciej Wituch.
Modern agriculture
One of the important elements of the Agro-Park 2025 Fair will be modern solutions in agriculture, including drones, agricultural navigation, special software, self-propelled machines, soil monitoring technologies, etc. All these elements improve efficiency and precision in agriculture, minimize fuel and fertilizer consumption, which translates into lower costs.
