Upcoming Trade Shows Bologna, Italy for Gardening

Bologna is one of the major centres for horticulture, agriculture and gardening in Italy. Part of this is due to its ideal location and fertile landscape. On the other hand, the city is home to one of the world’s oldest and most influential events in the gardening and agricultural sector – EIMA. The trade show dates back to 1969 and has been a considerable driving force behind the expansion and growth of the gardening industry in Bologna. There’s a palpable sense of anticipation among industry professionals and enthusiasts alike when each edition of EIMA International comes on the horizon as it’s one of the most effectives means for stakeholders to exchange ideas, strike important deals and explore advancements in gardening and agricultural machinery. At the heart of fair’s success lies its extensive portfolio of products and its enduring legacy. With each edition held every two years, the event has evolved into a vibrant community, uniting professionals from across the value chain. From forestry engineering to agricultural machinery, tractors, engines, soil cultivation machines, gardening tools, livestock farming, and renewable energies, EIMA presents a diverse array of technologies and equipment catering to every facet of the industry. The exhibition floor at EIMA is segmented into thematic showcases with EIMA Green taking center stage. This segment highlights mechanical technologies and equipment for gardening and groundskeeping, and features innovative instruments for maintaining parks, sports facilities and public and private greens. EIMA Green serves as a vital platform for distribution businesses, garden centers, municipalities and recreational activities. In addition to EIMA Green, the fair also features EIMA Components, focusing on components for agricultural machinery engineering, and EIMA MIA (Multifunctionality in Agriculture). Multifunctionality in agriculture is an emerging concept gaining traction within the industry as it addresses issues such as the preparation and maintenance of green areas, territorial arrangements and environmental risk mitigation.