VMU Academy of Agriculture
Centre for Business and Social Partnership
27-29 March 2025
organises the international agricultural exhibition
"Ką pasėsi... 2025"

The Vytautas Magnus University Academy of Agriculture will host the 29th International Agricultural Exhibition "What will you sow... 2025". More than 400 businesses, organisations and small traders will take part. Visitors will be welcomed by world brands of agricultural, forestry and communal farming machinery and equipment on 10 hectares and in three exhibition pavilions. Farmers and enthusiasts will have the opportunity to see the latest car displays, get acquainted with small gardening and horticultural machinery, choose tools, seeds, plant protection products, fertilisers and more.

The exhibition will be enriched by an educational programme with more than 50 seminars and discussions on topics ranging from support measures for the agricultural sector to technological and social innovation.

Demonstrations will take place throughout the three days of the fair, showcasing crop scanning methods to determine the nutritional needs of plants and drones for precision farming. "What you sow... 2025" will feature a unique exposition of vintage and home-made tractors created by farmers from all over Lithuania, who will be looking forward to the sympathies of visitors who will be able to vote for their favourite exhibit.

Throughout the days of the exhibition, visitors will be able to enjoy a crafts and seedling fair, the 6th International Chainsaw Carvers' Championship and auctions of wooden sculptures. Young visitors will be able to spend time in a specially designed leisure area. The event programme is constantly updated.

Photographs will be taken at the event and you may be featured in photographs or videos of the event, which may be published in various media outlets.

The opening hours of the exhibition are from 9.00 to 17.00 on all 3 days.

The exhibition is free to attend!

Past events: „Ką pasėsi... 2024“, „Ką pasėsi... 2023“, „Ką pasėsi... 2022“, „Ką pasėsi... 2021"