BioAg Europe 2027
Date: March 10, 2027 to March 11, 2027
Location: Frankfurt Germany
Event Organiser: IQ International PTe. LTD
THE PREMIER FORUM FOR SCALING BIOLOGICAL ALTERNATIVES TO CHEMICAL CROP INPUTS
Welcome to BioAg Europe 2027, where crop protection strategists, regulatory affairs leads, product developers, and commercial teams unite to scale biological crop inputs.
Europe is shifting away from synthetic inputs, but biological alternatives must match chemical performance and cost at scale; yet efficacy varies, and approvals take too long. In response, the industry scales up precision fermentation and microbial production, strengthens evidence of efficacy through AI-driven trials, and introduces new seaweed-, microbial-, and RNA-based products.
Join us to gain practical insights, connect with industry leaders, and accelerate the shift to reliable biological crop inputs across Europe.
Key topics for 2027
Meeting the cost, margin, and food-chain demand for biological inputs
Assess how grower economics and food retailer residue standards jointly determine whether biological inputs can compete with synthetic chemistries.
Scaling biological manufacturing through owned or contract capacity
Explore how biotech manufacturers weigh building their own plants against relying on external partners to conserve venture capital while scaling supply.
Case studies in commercialising biofungicides and biocontrol agents
Hear how seaweed extracts, microbial strains, and newly approved biocontrol products reached commercial markets, and which lessons carry across categories.
Validating field performance with AI-driven trials and in-field sensors
Examine how sensors, satellite imagery, and multispectral drones are reshaping evidence of efficacy, sharpening the field data behind biological product claims.
Engineering next-generation actives beyond today’s biocontrol agents
Understand how protein-based and RNA-based actives, still years from wide registration, aim to outperform today’s commercially available biopesticide products.
Navigating the proposed EU fast-track for biocontrol approval
Know how proposed EU rules would speed biocontrol approval, alongside the fertilising products framework still governing biostimulant market access.
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