The Golden Autumn 2025 exhibition will be held in Moscow from October 8 to 11.

From October 8 to 11, Moscow will host the 27th Russian Agro-Industrial Exhibition "Golden Autumn," a key business event in the agricultural sector. This year, the central theme will be the digitalization of the agricultural sector.

The exhibition will traditionally be held at the Timiryazev Center. The exhibit will showcase regional achievements, as well as those of major manufacturers of fertilizers, agricultural machinery, equipment, and other modern solutions for the agricultural sector, breeding farms, and agribusinesses. The "Digitalization" zone will offer an opportunity to learn more about public and private information systems, as well as various digital business solutions that help automate processes and improve enterprise efficiency.

The central event of the business program will be a plenary session, which this year will be dedicated to digitalization as a tool for increasing agricultural productivity. Dozens of roundtables and panel discussions are also planned, covering key areas of the industry's development: from crop production and land reclamation to agricultural exports and agricultural education.

For the first time, the exhibition will feature a youth track, which will serve as an open platform for learning and sharing experiences. Participants will be able to acquire useful knowledge and skills, learn about trends in the agricultural sector, and connect with experts and opinion leaders.

The "Golden Autumn" exhibition will also host the "Women in Agriculture" forum, where successful representatives of the agricultural sector will present their projects implemented in rural areas. The exhibition program will also include a gastronomic festival, where guests will be able to sample and purchase farm products and learn more about their production.

Agro-Industrial Complex Week will conclude with a traditional concert at the State Kremlin Palace, timed to coincide with Agricultural and Processing Industry Workers' Day.

Anyone can visit the exhibition on open days by registering in advance on the website or at the event site.