Rainer: 'Our German agriculture is really good' - Agritechnica 2021 showcases groundbreaking innovations in global agriculture
The world's largest agricultural machinery trade fair, Agritechnica, is currently underway in Hanover. Germany's Federal Minister of Agriculture, Alois Rainer, visited the event for the first time, praising the sector's innovative strength and the diversity of German farming. Organizers anticipate around 430,000 visitors by Saturday, with approximately 2,800 exhibitors from 52 countries showcasing their latest innovations.
Rainer highlighted the importance of farms of all sizes and types in Germany, stating, 'We need them all. They supply us every single day.' He expressed admiration for the sector's innovative strength, noting that such innovations send a powerful 'signal of progress' in German agriculture. During his visit, Rainer explored a methane-powered tractor with around 270 horsepower and an operating range of roughly eight hours. This year's Agritechnica, featuring exhibitors from Europe, Americas, Asia, and Africa, demonstrates the global reach and impact of the event.
With its impressive lineup of exhibitors and innovations, Agritechnica 2021 is set to attract a significant number of visitors. Rainer's visit and positive remarks underscore the importance of the event and the German farming sector. The trade fair continues to serve as a platform for showcasing the latest advancements in agricultural technology and fostering international collaboration.
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