Salon international de l’agriculture 2026 highlights farming challenges and innovation

Held from February 21 to March 1, 2026, at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, the 62nd International Agricultural Show brings together key stakeholders from across the global agri-food ecosystem.

The event was officially inaugurated by French President Emmanuel Macron amid growing debates over agricultural policies, sanitary regulations and international trade dynamics affecting farmers worldwide.

Livestock and heritage breeds on display

Visitors can explore a wide range of livestock sectors throughout the exhibition:

• Sheep, pigs and goats – Pavilion 1

• Horses and donkeys – Pavilion 6

• Companion animals – Pavilion 4

• International breeding programmes – Pavilion 7.1

The Grand Ring in Pavilion 1 will also host heritage breed demonstrations and animal competitions.

Agri-tech innovation ecosystem

Pavilion 5.2 showcases a dynamic ecosystem of companies and start-ups developing practical solutions to:

• improve working conditions for farmers

• increase productivity

• address environmental challenges

Educational initiatives led by Intercéréales allow visitors to engage with cereal production chains through immersive simulations and interactive experiences.

Butchery skills competition returns

On February 23, 2026, the National Inter-Regional Butchery Competition returns, organised by the Confédération française de la boucherie.

Thirty-three butchers, divided into eleven regional teams, will compete in a four-hour technical challenge highlighting artisanal craftsmanship and meat processing expertise.

©2026 – IMPACT EUROPEAN

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