Your invitation to discover the future at AGRI'TECH: a dedicated hub of innovation, where start-ups are showcasing cutting-edge solutions set to transform agriculture.

Discover AGRI’TECH area, showcasing the most innovative start-ups in the agricultural sector
Today, being a farmer means being a business owner, financial manager, producer, salesperson, manager and technician all at once. To successfully balance these many roles, digital technology has become an essential driver of innovation and efficiency.
Digital Technology at the Paris International Agricultural Show
Today, digital innovation is an essential part of the Paris International Agricultural Show. Each edition brings together a highly dynamic ecosystem of innovative companies and start-ups, creating opportunities for young businesses to showcase their digital expertise to partners and customers from across the agricultural sector. The area also attracts decision-makers and students eager to discover the latest innovations and connect with industry leaders.
Developed in partnership with La Ferme Digitale, this dedicated space spans more than 700 m² in Pavilion 5 and serves as a showcase for the future of agriculture.
Digital technologies have long been integrated into farming operations through the adoption of new technologies, connected equipment and traceability tools supporting precision and predictive agriculture. The same transformation has taken place across the food industry and biotechnology research, both of which have undergone rapid digitalisation in recent years.
This momentum and spirit of innovation will be fully represented at the Paris International Agricultural Show within the AGRI'TECH area, formerly known as Agri 4.0. A new name for a space that continues to evolve and reinvent itself year after year.

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AGRI’TECH at #SIA2026
Over nine days, nearly 50 exhibitors, including start-ups from La Ferme Digitale, delivered a programme of round tables, conferences and live demonstrations, showcasing solutions designed to address today’s and tomorrow’s key challenges.
AGRI’TECH 2026 exhibitors included:
- LA FERME DIGITALE: Bringing together key players in AgriTech and FoodTech, the organisation highlights practical solutions, including AI, robotics, biosolutions and sensors, that help improve farmers’ daily lives and strengthen the resilience of French agriculture. Forty partner start-ups were represented within the area.
- INVIVO AG CORPORATE: The #CultivonsLesÉchanges stand served as a hub for discussion on the future of agriculture, covering topics such as seed innovation, data, artificial intelligence and regenerative agriculture. Designed by InVivo Ag° and the NGPA Group, the space encouraged the sharing of expertise and collective action for the farm of tomorrow.
- AIRBUS: Beyond its core activities in defence, security and mapping, Airbus offers services dedicated to agriculture and the environment, including Farmstar, a pioneering and market-leading crop nutrition management solution, the satellite-based Grassland Production Index (IPP), and Starling, a tool for monitoring forests and ecosystems.
- GS1 FRANCE: The local representative of the international GS1 organisation, a neutral, non-profit body created by businesses to facilitate and automate exchanges between trading partners through a unique identification system for products and logistics units.
- “CULTIVATING THE FUTURE” WITH TIKTOK: The social media platform showcased its mission to inspire creativity and bring joy while engaging with the agricultural community.
This diverse mix of public and private stakeholders came together to debate, exchange ideas and identify the most effective ways to support the transition of agricultural businesses while championing France’s most promising agri-tech innovators.
Supporting and accelerating innovation, strengthening food sovereignty, enhancing sustainability, building resilience and improving the competitiveness of agriculture are among the key missions shared by these start-ups. By bringing fresh perspectives, revitalising the sector and inspiring younger generations to pursue entrepreneurial careers, they are helping to shape the future of agriculture.
La Ferme Digitale Agora
For nine days, the conference space hosted by La Ferme Digitale and its members welcomed more than 40 presentations, networking sessions and thematic round tables covering topics such as:
- Artificial intelligence and data
- Soil, carbon and biodiversity
- Food and value chains
- Water and energy
- Livestock farming
