17-20 November, 2026 Expograd Yug, Krasnodar
Why Exhibit
YugAgro 2026 provides opportunities to grow your business, expand your network, and stay ahead in agriculture.
A large majority of exhibitors reconnected with existing clients, turning YugAgro into a strategic space for deepening business ties and securing repeat deals.
Nearly 8 in 10 exhibitors met completely new prospects proving YugAgro is not just about visibility, but also about opening real sales pipelines.
Exhibitors saw major gains in product and brand visibility, reaching thousands of targeted professionals ready to engage with new solutions.
Russia’s agricultural machinery import market is worth $1.2 billion — with major demand for tractors, harvesters, and modern farming equipment. YugAgro is your gateway to connect with buyers actively seeking international solutions to upgrade their fleets.
From private farmers to leading agroholdings, YugAgro brings together 19,600+ visitors from 79 Russian regions — including the country’s top agricultural producers. Exhibiting puts you face-to-face with real decision-makers looking to invest.
Held in Krasnodar — the core of Russian agriculture — YugAgro is the most strategic location to showcase your equipment. It’s the only international event of its kind in the region, and a trusted platform for global brands to build lasting market presence.
YugAgro Connect
Unlock nonstop networking and new business leads with YugAgro Connect, the exclusive digital platform built for agricultural professionals. Chat with buyers, schedule meetings, and discover new suppliers all before, during, and long after the show.
Stay informed with the latest developments from the agricultural sector. From machinery breakthroughs and sustainable farming technologies to success stories from YugAgro exhibitors explore expert insights, innovation highlights, and market movements, all in one place.
After more than three years, Krasnodar Airport is set to reopen on 17 September, restoring direct connections to major cities including Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Yekaterinburg, with international routes to Istanbul, Dubai, and Tbilisi soon to follow.
Krasnodar once again became the capital of the Russian agro-industrial complex for four days
Modern farming is no longer powered by steel alone. Behind every productive tractor fleet or high-capacity harvester lies a growing need for sharper oversight.
