Pop-up Talks Forst at AGRITECHNICA 2025
DLG-Expert Stage SYSTEMS & COMPONENTS | Hall 17
The forestry industry is changing: operations and technology are becoming increasingly digital and innovative. With the Pop-up Talks Forestry, the DLG is focussing on two key future topics: Forestry 4.0 and technical trends and further developments in the forestry machinery industry.
Instead of traditional lectures, participants can expect an interactive format with a workshop character - open, practical and dialogue-oriented. The aim is to promote dialogue between experts, practitioners and companies and to create space for knowledge exchange and matchmaking.
Thursday, 13 November 2025
S&C Forestry Forum: Current and future development trends in forestry technology
Expert Stage SYSTEMS & COMPONENTS | 10.30 to 12.00 | Hall 17, Stand H02
Target group: Developers, suppliers and designers from the agricultural and forestry technology sector, exhibitors at SYSTEMS & COMPONENTS
(in Germn and English)
Partners such as RWTH Aachen University (Chair and Institute for Human-Machine Interaction), the forestry machine manufacturer Hohenloher Spezialmaschinenbau GmbH and the company EPEC will present current research projects, trends in Central European machine development and innovative solutions for driver-machine communication - and thus provide an outlook on the future of forestry machines and their technological development.
Digital solutions for (forestry) operational management: for which processes are they indispensable?
Expert Stage SYSTEMS & COMPONENTS | 13.00-15.00 | Hall 17, Stand H02
In co-operation with "AGDW - Die Waldeigentümer"
Target group: Forest owners of all sizes and types of ownership, mixed agricultural and forestry operations, forestry companies
(in German)
Modern forestry operations are faced with the task of integrating digital solutions into their practice in a targeted manner. There is a wide range of providers and tools on offer - but which applications are really indispensable? What factors are driving digitalisation in forestry operations and in which processes do digital solutions create real added value? The question of interfaces from timber harvesting to sales also plays a central role: what is already a reality today - and what is still a dream of the future?
Experts will provide insights into modern forestry operations, highlight the advantages and disadvantages of various systems and compare the results of tried-and-tested solutions with practical expectations.