Conferences and webinars organised by other organisations
On this page are listed a selection of events organised by organisations related to crop nutrition and fertiliser production.
Sulphur World Symposium 2026
Date:
April 28 – 30, 2026
Venue:
Vancouver, Canada
The symposium is an exceptional opportunity to network and build business relationships on a global scale. Take advantage of meeting symposium delegates hailing from the entire sulphur value chain, who are typically decision-making representatives for their companies.
Whether it is a review of leading industry practices or an analysis of the sulphur and sulphuric acid supply and demand forecast, our speakers incorporate information on the entire industry value chain.
Early Bird registration closes on 30th January 2026
15th Stamicarbon Symposium UNFOLD
Date:
18 – 21 May 2026
Venue:
The Hague, Netherlands
Agritec Africa – Farming the Future
Date:
17-18-19 June 2026
Venue:
Kenyatta International Convention Centre, Nairobi, Kenya
The upcoming edition of Agritec Africa, International Exhibition and Conference on Agriculture Technology will be held in Nairobi, Kenya during 12-13-14, June 2024. Africa has huge potential for Agricultural growth, thanks to ample amount of Land and Water Resources. Yet, land and agricultural productivity are found to be one of the lowest in the world.
In Africa, Agriculture employs 65% labour force. Agriculture Sector accounts for 32% of GDP of Africa. Africa requires attention on following three core areas for Higher and Sustained growth:
- Facilitating agricultural markets and trade
- Improving Agricultural Productivity
- Investing in public infrastructure for Agricultural Growth.
Agriculture sector contributed 34.15 % in the total GDP of Kenya in year 2019 – as per the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics 2012.
Kenya’s agriculture sector directly influences overall economic performance through its contribution to GDP. Periods of high economic growth rates have been synonymous with increased agricultural growth. Several untapped crops cultivation in Kenya affect African Economy – Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Horticulture, Floriculture, Cotton, Macadamia Nuts, etc.
Although farming is the most important economic sector in Kenya, less than 8% of the land is used for crop and feed production and less than 20% is suitable for cultivation.
Kenya is a leading producer of tea and coffee, as well as third leading exporter of fresh produce, such as cabbage, onions and mangoes. Small farms grow most of the corn and also produce potatoes, beans and peas.
An International Conference on Agriculture and industry presentations will be organized during the event. This conference will be based upon agriculture industry, profession and fandom. It will focus on versatility of agricultural segment in different zones, feature keynote speakers and other key information and activities of the industry.
The Fertilizer Show – NEW DATE
Date:
New date – 18-19 November 2026
Venue:
Tampa Convention Center, Tampa, USA
Forthcoming conferences organised by CRU
Information on all forthcoming events organised by CRU can be found by clicking on this button.
IFS Members qualify for a 10% discount off the registration fee for selected CRU events. Contact the Secretary for details, either by email or the Contact form in the page footer.
Forthcoming conferences organised by Argus Media
Information on all forthcoming events organised by Argus Media can be found by clicking on this button.
Forthcoming events and open days at Rothamsted Research, UK
Information on all forthcoming events organised by Rothamsted Research can be found by clicking on this button.


