The 2026 Nakuru National Agricultural Show has officially opened at the Nakuru Showground, with organizers calling on farmers, students, investors, and other stakeholders to take advantage of the event to learn about the latest agricultural innovations and technologies.
The five-day exhibition, organized by the Agricultural Society of Kenya (ASK), runs from July 1 to July 5, 2026, under the theme “Promoting Climate-Smart Agriculture and Trade Initiatives for Sustainable Economic Growth.”
Speaking during the opening ceremony, Nakuru Region ASK Chairman Dr. Perminius Migwi ,urged members of the public to attend the exhibition, noting that the show provides an important platform for knowledge sharing and agricultural transformation.
“I appeal to all to visit the show; students, farmers and stakeholders,so that they can learn various innovations and matters of agriculture to enable the region to move forward,” said Dr. Migwi.
More than 1000 exhibitors are participating in this year’s show, showcasing innovations from the agriculture, manufacturing, banking, education, and agribusiness sectors. Visitors will have an opportunity to explore modern farming technologies, climate-smart agricultural practices, improved crop varieties, livestock production systems, irrigation technologies, value addition, financial solutions and sustainable trade initiatives.
The exhibition is expected to attract thousands of visitors from Nakuru County and neighboring regions, providing a platform for networking, business partnerships, and the exchange of ideas among farmers, researchers, agricultural institutions, financial organizations and private sector players.
Climate resilience remains the central focus of this year’s event as Kenya continues to promote sustainable agricultural production in response to changing weather patterns. Exhibitors are demonstrating technologies and practices designed to increase productivity while conserving natural resources and improving farmers’ resilience to climate change.
Organizers have assured exhibitors and visitors of adequate security throughout the event, with enhanced security measures put in place to ensure a safe environment for everyone attending the show.
Entry charges have been set at KSh 300 for adults,KSh 200 for children, while organized farmers’ groups will pay KSh 250 per person. Discounted rates are also available for students attending in organized groups, with accompanying teachers admitted free.
The Nakuru National Agricultural Show remains one of Kenya’s leading agricultural exhibitions, offering farmers, agribusiness investors, students and the general public an opportunity to discover emerging technologies, access expert advice, establish business connections and learn practical solutions aimed at boosting agricultural productivity and sustainable economic growth.
The exhibition will continue until Sunday, July 5, 2026, with organizers expecting attendance to increase over the weekend as more farmers, families and agricultural enthusiasts visit the showgrounds.
Author: Moureen Koech
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