Knowledge and Agriculture: A Key Partnership
Knowledge is the cornerstone of advancing and transforming agriculture, a principle that has guided the Infoagro Exhibition since its inception. Through its six editions, the event has emphasized knowledge as a powerful investment, empowering Almería's growers to overcome challenges and capitalize on market opportunities, establishing them as a global leader in intensive fruit and vegetable production.
Each edition of the Infoagro Exhibition delves into the most pressing agricultural issues and trends, providing growers and professionals with access to cutting-edge research, the latest techniques, and insights from leading researchers and industry experts through its conference program.
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Dr. Francisco Rodríguez Díaz, a professor and researcher in the Automation, Robotics and Mechatronics Group at the University of Almería, sharing his expertise at the 2025 Infoagro Exhibition.
From May 5-7, 2027, the Infoagro Exhibition conference program will continue this tradition by exploring critical issues shaping intensive agriculture.
Addressing the Thrips parvispinus Pest
On May 5th, a dedicated session will focus on the Thrips parvispinus pest, ravaging pepper production in Almería, where it is a European benchmark crop. Government representatives, researchers, and companies specializing in biological control and plant health will discuss the current situation, available solutions, integrated crop management strategies, and the need for more effective active substances to combat this devastating pest.
Agriculture 5.0: Technology for Precision Horticulture
The conference block "Agriculture 5.0: sensors, AI and robotics" will highlight how data, artificial intelligence, and robotics are revolutionizing horticulture. Leading tech companies will demonstrate how these tools enable early pest detection, streamline decision-making through AI, and mitigate labor shortages through robotics.
The New European Regulation on New Genomic Techniques
On May 7th, the conference will explore the opportunities presented by the new European Regulation on New Genomic Techniques for plant breeding. Recognized researchers in agricultural biotechnology and professionals from the plant breeding sector will discuss its implications for seed companies and growers, particularly in the fight against pests and diseases, as well as in the development of new crop varieties.