- Unnat Krishi Mahotsav 2026 Raisen agriculture fair details
- Unnat Krishi Mahotsav 2026 farmers schemes and technology
The “Unnat Krishi Mahotsav 2026: Exhibition and Training” will be held in Raisen from April 11 to 13. Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said the national agriculture fair aims to bring new hope, technology, and market access to farmers. He described it as a major opportunity to transform the farming sector.
The event will take place at Dussehra Maidan in Raisen. Earlier, the minister visited the venue along with Central and State officials to review preparations. He also flagged off promotional chariots and interacted with local citizens. According to him, the fair is not just an exhibition but a platform to improve farmers’ lives.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare is organizing the three-day event. The fair will feature 300 stalls that showcase modern agricultural advancements. These include farm machinery, irrigation systems, crop protection tools, soil nutrition, and seeds. An Innovation and Research zone will also host global and national research institutions.
Meanwhile, the infrastructure at the venue has been developed on a large scale. Three massive hangers and three seminar halls have been set up to accommodate thousands of farmers. Hanger 1 will focus on agriculture technologies and research, while Hanger 2 will include animal husbandry, dairy, and national organizations. Hanger 3 will serve as the inaugural and cultural hall with a large stage.
The fair will focus on the themes “Empowered by Government Schemes, Middleman–Free Markets” and “Secure Harvests, Prosperous Farmers.” Farmers will receive detailed information about the Agriculture Infrastructure Fund. They will also learn about subsidies and support for building warehouses and cold storage facilities. This will help them store produce safely and sell at better prices.
In addition, the event will include live demonstrations of government schemes and training sessions. Farmers will get access to modern tractors, advanced seeds, and fertilizers. There will also be sessions on organic farming, dairy, poultry, and fisheries. The fair will provide a direct platform for farmers to interact with scientists and officials.
The formal inauguration of the exhibition will take place on April 10 evening. The main inaugural ceremony on April 11 will be attended by Rajnath Singh as the Chief Guest. The closing ceremony on April 13 will see the presence of Nitin Gadkari. During the closing, an “Agriculture Roadmap” for Raisen and nearby regions will be presented.
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