Titel-Trader 2.2009.indd - Agritechnica Trader
Titel-Trader 2.2009.indd - Agritechnica Trader
Titel-Trader 2.2009.indd - Agritechnica Trader
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More than 2150 registered<br />
exhibitors with 300,000<br />
visitors expected<br />
New: Water and Soil show<br />
China moves towards<br />
mechanisation<br />
Agrimarkets 2010<br />
International conference<br />
topics<br />
Young farmers of the<br />
world gather<br />
Nine national pavilions this<br />
year – a record number<br />
Solutions<br />
for the future<br />
The world’s largest machinery show returns to Hanover – Growth in core<br />
product groups and new exhibition layout<br />
This year, an expansion in the<br />
core product groups such as<br />
tractors, harvesters and soil<br />
preparation has resulted in a<br />
larger exhibition area. Two new<br />
halls have been added to create<br />
a new exhibition structure that<br />
further improves visitor fl ow and<br />
enhances show-planning prior to<br />
the exhibition.<br />
With this new structure, visitors<br />
can orientate themselves<br />
better based on the thematic<br />
segments. From the exhibitor’s<br />
stand-point, product presentation<br />
is improved and visitor traffi<br />
c better managed as the new<br />
layout allows for a better fl ow<br />
of visitors across the exhibition<br />
grounds.<br />
Since the core product groups<br />
have been further expanded,<br />
tractors and harvesters are<br />
now in halls 3, 4, 5, 9 as well<br />
as hall 13. A centre for new forage<br />
techniques can be found<br />
in hall 27. This hall has direct<br />
access to two entry points and<br />
parking areas. Besides the many<br />
innovations from the exhibitors<br />
and the strong visitor profi<br />
le, the improved show layout<br />
that allows participants to move<br />
about more effi ciently and plan<br />
their visit more effectively is a<br />
further improvement of <strong>Agritechnica</strong>.<br />
International exhibitors<br />
and 300 innovations<br />
There will be over 2150 exhibitors<br />
from 45 countries this<br />
year, similar to levels reached<br />
two years ago. Also for the fi rst<br />
time, the number of foreign exhibitors<br />
this year has exceeded<br />
the 1000 mark.<br />
With over 500 new exhibitors,<br />
many from several new countries,<br />
this year’s show promises<br />
to be even more international<br />
than the last. <strong>Agritechnica</strong> 2009<br />
is proving to be just as popular<br />
with the industry as the last edition<br />
in 2007.<br />
Some 300,000 visitors are expected<br />
over the 7-day show in<br />
Hanover. Visitors can expect<br />
more with two new halls (25<br />
and 26), bringing the total to<br />
18, and a new structure at the<br />
show grounds that will make a<br />
visit to <strong>Agritechnica</strong> 2009 even<br />
more effi cient.<br />
<strong>Agritechnica</strong>’s innovations<br />
awards scheme will once again<br />
see over 300 exciting innovations<br />
presented to an independent and<br />
international panel of judges as<br />
companies vie for the coveted<br />
DLG gold and silver medals.<br />
Coming together in<br />
challenging times<br />
Despite setbacks in the world<br />
economy and agri-market, <strong>Agritechnica</strong><br />
remains the world’s<br />
foremost meeting place for<br />
manufacturers of agricultural<br />
machinery. Exhibitor numbers<br />
this year have held steady – registrations<br />
have reached the level<br />
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