Biggest Agriculture Expo – Krishi Mach Expo 2026 Begins in Chandigarh

Chandigarh, March 13, 2026: Biggest agriculture exhibition, Krishi Mach Expo 2026, commenced today at Parade Ground, Sector-17, Chandigarh. The three-day expo, organized by Fortune Exhibitors Pvt. Ltd., will run from March 13-15, bringing together farmers, agri-entrepreneurs, industry leaders and technology providers on a single platform. Entry to the exhibition is free for all visitors.
Raj Nehru, OSD to the Chief Minister of Haryana, attended the inaugural ceremony as the Chief Guest and inaugurated the exhibition in the presence of industry representatives, scientists, entrepreneurs and farmers.
Karamjit Singh, organiser from Fortune Exhibitors Pvt. Ltd., said, “Krishi Mach Expo 2026 has started with an overwhelming response from farmers and industry stakeholders. Our aim is to create a strong platform where farmers can see the latest agricultural machinery in action, interact with experts and companies, and learn about modern technologies that can make farming more productive, sustainable and profitable.”
The expo is being organized under the aegis of the Chandigarh Chamber of Industry, Laghu Udyog Sangh, District Technology Enabling Centre, Panjab University, and State Support Mission Haryana, along with support from several industry bodies including the Federation of Industrial & Commercial Organisations (FICO) and the Ministry of MSME, Government of India.
More than 200 stalls have been set up at the venue, showcasing the latest agricultural machinery, dairy equipment and modern farming technologies. Visitors are also witnessing live demonstrations of over 100 agricultural machines, enabling farmers to understand new technologies and interact directly with manufacturers and experts.
Several leading companies and institutions are participating in the exhibition, including Param Agro Industries (Dhuri), Onassis Armours Pvt Ltd, Agrarian Pvt Ltd, Gandhi Nagar Incubation Centre, Chandigarh University, CSIO, Central Warehousing Corporation, and KBS Agro Private Limited, among others.
The expo is also hosting a series of expert sessions and knowledge-sharing programs covering both emerging and traditional agricultural themes such as commercial fodder processing, bamboo cultivation techniques, carbon credit opportunities in agriculture, and the traditional farming practice of Nanak Kheti. In addition, a startup pitching session is being organized to connect agritech startups with industry stakeholders and potential investors.
The first day of the expo witnessed an enthusiastic response, with thousands of farmers, agri-entrepreneurs, researchers, students and industry representatives visiting the exhibition. Live demonstrations, product showcases and interactive sessions attracted strong engagement from visitors looking for practical and innovative agricultural solutions.
The exhibition will continue over the next two days with technical sessions, product launches, live demonstrations and networking opportunities aimed at strengthening collaboration between industry, academia and farmers.
Around 60–70 agricultural scientists and experts are also participating in the event and sharing their knowledge with farmers on modern technologies, innovative farming practices and new opportunities in the agriculture sector.
The exhibition is expected to attract thousands of visitors from Punjab, Haryana and neighboring states over the next two days.