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Fifth Round, Berlin 2025

5th AGRICONF Conference History – Berlin 2025

The 5th Global Conference on Agriculture took place in Berlin, Germany, on 13–15 March 2025. Researchers and experts connected research with practical agricultural challenges through studies on digital tools, climate pressure, waste reuse, plant health, and sustainable production. Contributors represented countries including Greece, Albania, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Uganda, and Morocco, adding a strong international perspective to the program.

 

The edition highlighted how agriculture can become more resilient while using resources more efficiently. Studies ranged from IoT-enabled traceability in organic olive production and autonomous navigation for agricultural vehicles to climate impacts on crop yields, circular use of olive and date-palm residues, soil improvement, pasture degradation, and crop disease management.

Smart agriculture, IoT, robotics, and traceability
Climate resilience, drought stress, and crop adaptation
Circular agriculture and agricultural by-product valorization
Soil health, pasture management, and plant protection

13–15 March

Berlin

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Highlighted Speakers

Smart Technologies for Traceability in Organic Olive Production

Prof. Dr. Aglaia Liopa-Tsakalidi
Department of Agriculture, University of Patras, Greece

Training The Next Generation Of Agricultural Scientists

Prof. Dr. Carly Stevens
Lancaster University, United Kingdom

Evaluation of Local Pepper Varieties for Fruit Productivity and Nutritional Value under Low-Input Conditions

Prof. Dr. Ilias D. Avdikos
Laboratory of Vegetable Crop Science & Laboratory of Agrobiotechnology and Inspection of Agricultural Products, Department of Agriculture, International Hellenic University, Greece

Autonomous UAV And UGV Conductive Charging System With A Robotic Arm And An Optical Sensor Aimed At Vineyard Monitoring

Dr. Athanasios Balafoutis
CERTH, Greece

Automated Lameness Detection in Sheep Using Wearable Sensors and Machine Learning | Autonomous Navigation Systems for UAVs and UGVs in Vineyard Environment: Path Planning, Localization, and Obstacle Avoidance

Dr. Dimitrios Kateris
Centre for Research and Technology Hellas (CERTH), Institute for Bio-Economy and Agri-Technology (iBO), Greece

Assessing Benthic Community in Nypa Palm Invaded Mangrove Forest in Asarama Andoni Local Government Area of Rivers State

Dr. Gentle Wilson Komi
United of Port Harcourt, Nigeria
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