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On July 16, 2026, the specialized international exhibition Kazakhstan Field Day Jana Dala / Green Day 2026 officially opened in the village of Nuresil, Tselinograd District, Akmola Region. The event is one of Kazakhstan’s largest agricultural exhibitions dedicated to crop production and livestock farming.
Jana Dala / Green Day 2026 is the country's largest demonstration platform showcasing advanced agricultural technologies, achievements in plant breeding, high-performance agricultural machinery, as well as innovative solutions in veterinary medicine and organic farming. Since its launch in 2013, the annual Field Day exhibition has brought together leading representatives of the agricultural sector, scientific community, and agribusiness.
As part of the exhibition, the National Agrarian Scientific and Educational Center and its subsidiary organizations presented their latest scientific achievements, newly developed crop varieties, and promising innovations in agricultural processing. Among the participants were scientists from S. Seifullin Kazakh Agrotechnical Research University (KATIU), who showcased the University's latest research findings and innovative developments.
Each year, the exhibition attracts more than 200 companies from over 20 countries and welcomes more than 5,000 visitors. This year's exhibition features over 500 units of modern agricultural machinery, innovative solutions for crop and livestock production, digital technologies, agricultural drones, robotic farming systems, and cutting-edge global innovations for the agro-industrial sector.
One of the highlights of the exhibition is the live field demonstration of agricultural machinery. Visitors have the opportunity to observe tractors, seed drills, sprayers, and tillage equipment operating under real field conditions. The livestock program also includes exhibitions and competitions featuring breeding cattle of the Angus, Auliekol, Hereford, Kazakh White-headed, Kalmyk, and Aubrac breeds.
The exhibition will continue on July 17. The second day will feature the international forum "ORGANIC CENTRAL ASIA 2026," dedicated to the development of organic agriculture in Central Asia, as well as a conference on Kazakhstan–France cooperation in sustainable agriculture, organized within the framework of the FASEP project.
