Key information:
Fieldays is the largest agricultural trade event in the Southern Hemisphere, bringing together farmers, innovators, industry leaders, and government. It is a key platform for technology transfer, partnerships, and international collaboration across the agritech value chain.
- Venue: Mystery Creek Events Centre, Hamilton, New Zealand
- Timing: 10.–13. June 2026
- Organiser (Pavilion): German–New Zealand Chamber of Commerce (GNZCC)
Exhibiting companies and partners
- H&O Solutions
- Pressol Schmiergeräte GmbH
- Messe Berlin
- TriOS Optical Sensors
- Fan Separator GmbH
- ifm
- HARO Flooring New Zealand
- KNIPEX
- Pump Supplies Ltd
- German Embassy Wellington
Visitors will be able to engage directly with exhibitors, explore emerging technologies, and develop partnerships aimed at improving agricultural productivity and sustainability.
With its focus on innovation and collaboration, the German Pavilion at Fieldays 2026 continues to strengthen ties between German industry and New Zealand’s agricultural future.
Meet us there
If you’re planning to visit Fieldays 2026, don’t miss the opportunity to stop by the German Pavilion and meet leading innovators from Germany in person.
Through Germany’s Foreign Trade Fair Program, the Federal Government –represented by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWE) – participates in international trade fairs and offers German companies the opportunity to present themselves at favorable conditions on the joint stand (German Pavilion).
The pavilion is also realized in cooperation with the VDMA, the largest network organization and an important voice of the mechanical engineering sector in Germany and Europe.
Get in contact if you have any questions or would like to join the pavilon!
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Iris Heinz
Interim Chief Executive Officer; Head of DEInternational, Projects & Services
+64 9 304 0707 iheinz@germantrade.co.nz -
Kat Fischer
Business Support Coordinator (members based in DE)
+64 9 304 0709 kfischer@germantrade.co.nz
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