Machinery and Robots at DLG-Feldtage 2026
DLG-Feldtage 2026 will take place from 16 to 18 June at the International DLG Crop Production Center in Bernburg, Germany. Held under the guiding theme “Crop Production out of the Box”, the open-air exhibition will present live demonstrations of innovative agricultural machinery, robotics and automated crop production technologies.
Exhibitors will showcase field machinery performing practical operations under real conditions. A central attraction is the FarmRobotix area, where visitors can experience robotics, artificial intelligence and automation in action. Autonomous carrier vehicles, robotic weed control systems and digital farming solutions demonstrate how precision farming continues to advance. Daily expert tours and presentations on the DLG Expert Stage provide practical insights into current research and market-ready technologies.
Live machinery demonstrations form a major part of the programme. In the Live Arena, crop protection sprayers, high-tech fertiliser spreaders and tractors are demonstrated daily, allowing direct comparison of performance, precision and efficiency. Demonstrations are supported by drone images and live video shown on large LED screens, enabling visitors to closely follow technical details in real time.
The DLG Demonstration Tracks offer additional comparisons under practical field conditions. Visitors can observe mechanical weed control, deep non-inversion tillage, direct seeding and strip-till systems, highlighting solutions for sustainable and soil-conserving crop production.
Another highlight is the international Field Robot Event, where university teams from around the world compete with self-built autonomous field robots in a series of real agricultural tasks. The competition promotes innovation, sustainability and the training of future agricultural engineers.
DLG-Feldtage is one of Europe’s leading platforms for practical crop production, offering visitors first-hand experience of state-of-the-art machinery, forward-looking cultivation strategies and the future of agricultural automation.
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