ABOUT THE FAIR
Since its establishment in 1993, Krishithon has grown into a prominent international agricultural fair and conference hosted in India. The name of the fair is a portmanteau, combining "Krishi," meaning agriculture in Hindi, and "Thon," derived from "Marathon," reflecting a comprehensive and intense engagement with all facets of agriculture.
The Thakkar Ground in Nashik, the venue for the fair, becomes an annual hub for a broad spectrum of professionals in the agricultural sector: farmers, gardeners, agronomists, and researchers all converge to share their insights and experiences. Krishithon is organized by Media Exhibitors Pvt. Ltd., covering key topics such as sustainability in agriculture, the challenges of climate change, advanced mechanization, post-harvest technologies, and food processing.
Krishithon's offerings range from seedlings and seeds to pesticides and agricultural tools, all the way up to cutting-edge agricultural machinery. This diversity underscores the fair's significant importance to the agricultural industry and highlights its role as a platform for innovation and forward-looking progress.
Nashik, as the host city of the fair, is a core point of the Indian agricultural industry and contributes significantly to the importance and success of the event. The trade fair highlights include award ceremonies, seminars and workshops, expert panels and interactive B2B meetings, all aimed at sharing knowledge and promoting discussions about pioneering technologies and methods.
Exhibitors come from various sectors within the agricultural industry, such as seed development, agricultural technology, pesticide production, and food processing. The main visitors are farmers, agricultural entrepreneurs, students of agriculture, and professionals interested in innovative solutions and agricultural development work.
In conclusion, Krishithon serves as a pivotal platform, offering professionals the opportunity to exchange knowledge, showcase innovations, and develop strategies for the future design of agriculture. Thakkar Ground is distinguished by its excellent accessibility, significantly easing participation for national and international guests. Nashik is easily reachable by car, train, or airplane, and the city's outstanding infrastructure supports the successful execution of such an important fair.
The Krishithon takes place annually, and therefore for the 14th time previsibly in November 2026 in Nashik.