Innovagri · 2027

Agoris analysis · updated October 2026

Key takeaways

• Innovagri 2027 takes place on Wednesday 2 and Thursday 3 June 2027 in Grugies (Aisne), near Saint-Quentin, on 60 hectares of open field (Groupe NGPA's press release of 30 September 2026 calls it "INNOVAGRI Nord"). The official website presents it as the second edition of Innovagri in Hauts-de-France, after Essigny-le-Grand in June 2025.
• One travelling trade show: Innovagri (written Innov-Agri until 2025) long alternated each year between Outarville (Loiret) and Ondes (Haute-Garonne). Groupe NGPA now moves it between France's main farming regions: Hauts-de-France in 2027, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté in June 2028.
• Organised by Groupe NGPA (publisher of La France Agricole, Terre-net and Matériel Agricole), in partnership for 2027 with the Hauts-de-France and Aisne Chambers of Agriculture and the Hauts-de-France Region.
• Unchanged format: machinery demonstrations in real conditions, themed villages, free entry for professionals according to the official website. New for 2027: an area dedicated to livestock farming.
• More than 20,000 visitors announced for 2027. Results of previous editions: almost 18,500 visitors at Ondes in September 2026, 16,500 visitors and 190 exhibitors for the first edition in Hauts-de-France in June 2025.

The essentials

• Official website: innovagri.com
• Organiser: Groupe NGPA
• 2027 partners: Hauts-de-France Chamber of Agriculture, Aisne Chamber of Agriculture, Hauts-de-France Region. The edition's website also lists FNEDT, Icosystème, Isuzu and Les 130 among its partners.
• Frequency: annual, with a venue that changes from one edition to the next
• 2027 venue: open-field site in Grugies (Aisne), near Saint-Quentin
• 2027 dates: Wednesday 2 and Thursday 3 June 2027

Innovagri (formerly Innov-Agri): from a Loiret / Haute-Garonne alternation to regional rotation

An open-field agricultural demonstration show run for more than 35 years by the group that publishes La France Agricole, Innovagri (formerly Innov-Agri) first settled in the Centre region, then in the South-West: the 2025 press kit speaks of "more than thirty years in the Centre and twenty years in the South-West" (translated from the French). Until 2024, it was held every year alternately in Outarville (Loiret) and Ondes (Haute-Garonne).

In 2025, Groupe NGPA added a third location: a first edition in Hauts-de-France, at Essigny-le-Grand (Aisne) on 4 and 5 June, before the Outarville edition on 2-4 September. The 2026 edition took place in Ondes on 9 and 10 September.

In March 2026, NGPA announced a unified spelling, "INNOVAGRI", and a geographical rotation towards other regions from 2028. The press release of 30 September 2026 set the 2027 edition in Grugies, initially announced for late May near Saint-Quentin, and confirmed Bourgogne-Franche-Comté for June 2028, with no precise location at this stage. No new edition has been announced in Ondes or Outarville.

Who exhibits

Typical profile

2027 exhibitors are not yet known. As a point of reference, the list for the 2025 edition in Essigny-le-Grand brought together manufacturers and distributors of agricultural machinery, precision farming and robotics players, seed companies and suppliers, and advisory and training bodies. For 2027, NGPA is adding an area dedicated to livestock farming, where livestock and mixed crop-livestock farmers will be able to see, test and compare machinery, equipment and solutions.

Notable exhibitors

The 2027 exhibitor list has not yet been published. The exhibitor page for the Hauts-de-France edition currently shows the list for the 2025 edition in Essigny-le-Grand.

Visitor quality

Farmers, livestock and mixed crop-livestock farmers, contractors, advisers and technicians, students and suppliers from the sector, according to the 2025 press kit and the 2026 results. A technical audience that comes to see machinery working in the field rather than stands in a hall.

Events & community

Conference programme

The 2027 programme has not yet been published. NGPA announces content organised around four pillars for Hauts-de-France: climate, water and soil management; new agronomic sources of income; new technologies; employment and training. As a point of reference, the first edition in Hauts-de-France (June 2025) offered more than 50 conferences, testimonials and highlights in its central village, and the 2026 edition in Ondes more than 90 conferences and around twenty demonstrations.

Demonstrations

Machinery demonstrations in real conditions remain the show's DNA. For 2027, NGPA announces a new partnership with the editorial teams of Matériel Agricole and La France Agricole, alongside manufacturers, around these demonstrations.

Community & networks

The show draws on the Groupe NGPA media: La France Agricole, Terre-net, Matériel Agricole and Web-agri.

The specialist farming press, including Réussir, has relayed the announcement of the 2027 edition.

What's new in 2027

• Dates moved to 2 and 3 June 2027, instead of late May, to offer, according to Groupe NGPA's press release of 30 September 2026, an event "better suited to local realities and professional calendars" (translated from the French).
• Creation of an area dedicated to livestock farming.
• Partnership extended to the Hauts-de-France Region, alongside the Hauts-de-France and Aisne Chambers of Agriculture.

On site: what you need to know

• Venue: open-field site in Grugies (Aisne), near Saint-Quentin. The site's precise address has not yet been published.
• Area: 60 hectares of exhibition and demonstration space, on a single visitor route.
• Duration: 2 days, Wednesday 2 and Thursday 3 June 2027.
• Access and opening hours: not yet published on the official website for the 2027 edition.
• Entry: according to the "Pourquoi visiter ?" page of the official website, Groupe NGPA invites agricultural professionals and offers free entry. 2027 registration arrangements have not been published.
• Accommodation: no accommodation or access information has been published. The organiser places the site near Saint-Quentin (press release of 10 March 2026).

Preparing your visit

For the exhibitor

• Request the registration pack via the official website's dedicated page (the page still shows the old dates of 26 and 27 May, replaced by 2 and 3 June).
• Check the registration pack for the options offered (exhibition stand, field demonstration) and identify the most relevant themed village or the livestock area.
• Plan the logistics for transporting machines and the technical brief for demonstrations.
• Use the organising group's media channels (La France Agricole, Terre-net, Matériel Agricole) ahead of the show.

For the decision-making visitor

• Watch the official website for the opening of visitor registration, whose 2027 arrangements have not yet been published.
• Consult the conference and demonstration programme as soon as it is published to plan your route.
• Open-field site: bring clothing and footwear suited to the terrain, and allow at least half a day for your visit.

Policy & CSR initiatives

The trade show's content focuses on farm adaptation: water and soil management, climate, agroecology, generational renewal. These are programme themes, not operational commitments by the event.

The Innovagri website does not publish a CSR commitments page specific to the event, and no ISO 20121 certification is displayed. At the level of the organising group, the Groupe NGPA CSR commitments page details a social commitment (gender equality index of 94/100, training, quality of working life), a local commitment (community projects) and an environmental commitment (low-energy infrastructure, recycled paper, sustainable mobility allowance, waste sorting).

How the trade show has evolved

Trajectory analysis

Innovagri has moved from a two-fixed-site model, with Outarville and Ondes alternating each year, to a regional touring approach. The opening of Hauts-de-France in 2025 drew 16,500 visitors and 190 exhibitors, above forecasts according to the organiser, and the March 2026 press release speaks of the "success of the 2025 edition" (translated from the French) before announcing the 2027 return. At Ondes in 2024, the organiser counted more than 600 machines on show, 55 conferences and four themed villages. Volumes vary considerably with the site and the duration: more than 45,000 visitors over three days at Outarville in 2025, almost 18,500 over two days at Ondes in 2026.

For an exhibitor, the consequence is direct: each edition now addresses a specific production area. The Hauts-de-France edition, so far devoted to arable farming, opens a livestock area in 2027. Bourgogne-Franche-Comté will follow in 2028.

Unless otherwise stated, all factual data in this listing comes from the organiser's official website (innovagri.com).