More than 100,000 visitors, USD 1,200 million in business, 23 countries, representatives from 18 embassies, 8 international chambers of commerce and close to 80,000 auctioned heads of cattle, position Expoagro as an exponent of the drive of the national agribusiness, even in a complex context.

“In the United States, machinery factories hold their own shows with their launches, they call their clients and make a demonstration with stands; but something like this, like the Technodrome that we have, where all the developments, technologies and innovations of our country or abroad are shown, does not exist,” Hernán Ferrari states.

The eighth edition of the Expoagro Ternium Award for Agroindustrial Innovation will be launched at the mega-show, the competition that promotes and stimulates technological innovation in developments linked to agricultural machinery.