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Experience the future of
agriculture, food and feed first-hand

The Inhouse Farming Feed & Food Convention 2027 brings together international experts,
innovative companies and new technologies on a single platform. Practical, connected and forward-looking.

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Why attend?

Discover new technologies, alternative agri-food systems and forward-looking business models at the Inhouse Farming Feed & Food Convention – and gain valuable insights into the future of feed and food.
 

Inspiring speakers


International experts provide insights into trends, innovations and future strategies

Innovative solutions


Discover the technologies and concepts that will shape the industry of tomorrow

Valuable networks


Connect with decision-makers, partners and pioneers

Sustainable initiatives


Working together for resilient, resource-efficient and sustainable systems

Opening hours

Opening hours


21 April 2027, 9:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.

22 April 2027, 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Location

Venue


Congress Center Hamburg CCH
Congressplatz 1
20355 Hamburg

Tickets

Tickets


from October 2026 

Programme

Programme


An overview of trends, technologies and insights

Reactions to the convention

Dr Jan-Gerd Frerichs

An all-round successful launch event that actually exceeded our expectations. The sessions were impressive in both their variety and quality. 

Head of Future Farming, Körber Technologies GmbH

Jonathan Roberz

MicroHarvest was delighted to take part in the first edition of the Inhouse Farming Convention – an event that plays a key role in driving forward the dialogue on sustainable food production and the future of the protein supply.

Co-founder, COO and Managing Director, MicroHarvest GmbH

Tom Zöllner

A sensational start to an event that I believe has great potential. The convention format is a real winner: it creates the space and time for genuine conversations.

Secretary General, FarmTech Society


 

Don’t just use the convention as a source of information;
make the most of it for networking: plan meetings in advance,
attend specific sessions and take the time to chat
with others in the foyer exhibition.