NutriFair 2019 offers, among other things, an extension of the bioenergy initiative introduced in 2018. The bioenergy area is in rapid development and because NutriFair is the annual fair for livestock producers, it is the ideal forum to focus on bioenergy. The bioenergy section at NutriFair is the result of a close collaboration with Aalborg University and Bioenergi Magasinet, among others.
NutriFair 2019 focuses on the concept of SmartFarming (digitalisation), which is undergoing rapid implementation in the field of agriculture. NutriFair 2019 will primarily focus on SmartFarming in livestock production, where automation, monitoring and other technologies are playing a growing role in the work with animals and machinery.
NUTRIFAIR PROVIDES THE SETTING FOR A MAJOR BIOENERGY CONFERENCE
On 16 January 2019, MESSE C Fredericia will open its doors to this year’s NutriFair – the trade fair for livestock producers – and to a major bioenergy conference of international calibre, expected to attract up to 250 guests. At the conference Danish and foreign experts will give their take on the biogas sector of the future when.
Companies are lining up to get on the list of exhibitors for what will be the eighth edition of the trade fair for livestock producers, in January 2019. This means that 90 per cent of the number of stands we had at the 2018 fair have already been booked.Kronborg adds that work on sales will of course continue before and after the summer break, to ensure that visiting professionals are met by as wide a variety of exhibitors as possible.
NutriFair 2018 invited visitors to a very strong programme of highly-topical industry content. Below, we will tell you about the activities that could be experienced from all four of the fair’s stages.
This year’s Speakers Corner at NutriFair was packed with new knowledge and exciting input.
One of the speakers on the programme was Jacob Schmidt Rossen, who put forward some unusual perspectives and observations about the financial aspect of pig production. We were also visited by Inger Marie Antonsen, who talked about how to retain employees despite the working hours that cattle farming has to offer. You could also hear Lene Brandenborg talk about how to successfully attract and retain talented trainees. Jens Schjerning from Agrocura focused on shares and the property market. He also took a little look into the future. For those more interested in technology, Max Ulrik Nielsen from Dansk Drone Netværk ApS gave some insight into the world of drones and what they can be used for.
For 2018, NutriFair focused on Agro Energy. From the stage in the hall D area, visitors could learn about the opportunities and challenges that are to be found within the industry. Some of the things you could learn about included energy savings in agriculture, bio gas from a Danish and European perspective or climate action plans in organic agriculture.
LDM were at NutriFair at their usual corner in hall A, where they repeated their success with interesting and professionally relevant talks and a lively panel debate of topics relevant to dairy production, held at LDM's Corner.
Together with the Danish Farmers Abroad and a number of Danish farmers with agricultural operations abroad, Effektivt Landbrug took a look at growing Danish production abroad. This took the form of a talk at “Effektivt Landbrug Lounge”.
Click here to see the programme from the two days of talks.
In addition to the 4 stages that were spread across the floor of the fair, NutriFair also invited visitors to attend a number of industry-relevant meetings.
True to tradition, the Danish Pig Producers Association, Danske Svineproducenter, held their annual general meeting at NutriFair on Wednesday 17 January. The National Society for Sustainable Agriculture (Landsforeningen for Bæredygtigt Landbrug) also held a one off general meeting and debate on Thursday 18 January.
At NutriFair companies that specialise in solutions and products for the livestock production industry will exhibit. The fair is an ideal window for:
Feed and additives
The animal feed industry
Distributors
Ingredients for use in small-scale mills
Animal / livestock care
Articles for animals
Livestock management
Weighing equipment
Measuring equipment
Hygiene
Cleaning
Disinfection
Buildings / management
Silos
Stable buildings
Tools / tool storage
Feeder wagons
Stable equipment
Loose fixtures (e.g. feed troughs)
Permanent fixtures (stall, floor, etc.)
Consultancy and advice
Regulatory affairs
Feeding
Disinfection
Research
At NutriFair we are constantly striving to develop and improve the fair for the benefit of the entire industry. One of the important tools are the analyzes that we conduct after each trade show.
See an extract of our analysis results here.
