Země živitelka 2026, Czech Republic
Země živitelka 2026 exhibition: innovations shaping the future of agriculture together with Kobzarenko machinery.
From 20–25 August 2026, České Budějovice hosts the 52nd International Agricultural Fair Země živitelka — one of the key events in the Czech agricultural sector, covering a wide range of fields: agricultural machinery, crop and livestock production, food industry, forestry and water management, organic production, as well as modern technologies and scientific developments.
Země živitelka traditionally serves as a meeting point for manufacturers, farmers, scientists, and business representatives, where new solutions for improving agricultural efficiency are presented. An important part of the exhibition is also the prestigious “Zlatý klas” competition, which recognises innovative developments and modern solutions for the agricultural sector.
This year’s theme — “Innovation in every sector” — is closely aligned with the philosophy of Kobzarenko. For us, innovation is not only about new technologies, but primarily about practical solutions that help optimise working processes, reduce costs, increase productivity, and ensure the rational and environmentally responsible use of resources and natural potential.
At the exhibition, Kobzarenko Plant participated together with its partner POL-AGRO maszyny a.s., presenting key machinery models relevant to the needs of European farmers this season:
- universal sliding trailer TZP-27 “Atlant” with a manure spreader — a multifunctional solution for transporting and applying organic fertilisers;
- self-loading bale transporter PT-24E — equipment for fast picking, transporting, and unloading bales, helping to optimise field operations, reduce the need for additional machinery, and increase productivity.
Our participation in the exhibition is an opportunity for open dialogue with the European professional community. Such meetings allow us to present machinery, discuss its practical applications, exchange experience, better understand current seasonal needs of farmers, and incorporate them into the further development of our equipment.
