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Expoagro 2026 will be held in August after a change in the event calendar

Expoagro in Manaus Amazon Network The 48th Amazonas Agricultural Exhibition (Expoagro) will be held between August 16th and 23rd, 2026, at Parque Multiuso Dr. Eurípedes Ferreira Lins, in Manaus. For the first time in...

Expoagro 2026 will be held in August after a change in the event calendar
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Expoagro in Manaus Amazon Network The 48th Amazonas Agricultural Exhibition (Expoagro) will be held between August 16th and 23rd, 2026, at Parque Multiuso Dr. Eurípedes Ferreira Lins, in Manaus. For the first time in years, the state's largest agribusiness fair was brought forward to August, leaving the traditional period between the end of September and the beginning of October. The change seeks to favor producers, creators, exhibitors and visitors, in addition to expanding business opportunities and facilitating the participation of the production sector. The expectation is that Expoagro will bring together around 600 exhibitors, receive approximately 230 thousand visitors and generate R$260 million in business over the eight days of programming. During the event, the public will be able to watch animal exhibitions, auctions, a fair of agricultural machinery and implements, activities focused on family farming, fish farming, handicrafts and regional gastronomy. ? Join the g1 AM channel on WhatsApp

The program also includes technical training, technology presentations for the field and cultural attractions aimed at the whole family. Consolidated as the main showcase for Amazonian agribusiness, Expoagro also functions as a space for generating business, disseminating innovations and strengthening production chains, bringing together rural producers, public institutions, companies and consumers. With the fair brought forward to August, the expectation is to increase the participation of the productive sector and attract more investments, strengthening agribusiness and encouraging sustainable development in Amazonas.

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