At the upcoming Unified Symposium (January 26-29) and World Ag Expo (February 9-11) we introduce our new 5th generation products, adding valuable features on top of the products that received top-10 awards from the American Farm Bureau and World Ag Expo.
We’ll have our virtual booths stuffed with great information and attractive deals.
You can have live detailed chats with our expert booth staff, representing:
- IrriWatch satellite remote sensing
- eVineyard & eOrchard farm management applications
- Vinduino wireless sensing and irrigation control
Unified Symposium 2021
World Ag Expo 2021
Check out our Show Deals*
- Vinduino starter bundle from $795 for $595 (-25%)
- eVineyard and eOrchard software 15% off
*Only when ordered at the Unified or World Ag Expo trade shows.
Plan Ahead with These Tips for Attending a Virtual Trade Show
Being virtual opens Unified Symposium for more – more space, more flexibility and more exhibitors. With concurrent sessions, hundreds of virtual booths to visit and exhibitors to connect with, it’s essential that you plan your calendar in advance and get familiar with the new platform. Check out these tips for maximizing your time at a virtual trade show:
- Build a schedule. Visit this Unified Symposium Exhibitors page to view the participating exhibitors so that you can plan your days in advance and save time. Be sure to keep some time open for opportunities you didn’t anticipate!
- Prioritize the here and now. The chance to interact with exhibitors in live time and make personal connections is limited to the four days. This is your opportunity to take care of business for 2021. Do your research before the event goes live so you can focus your time better.
- Take a break. Keep yourself energized to take advantage of all the opportunities available to you by scheduling downtime to digest everything you’re consuming.
Here’s a quick video of what you’ll expect from our virtual trade show:
Plan Ahead with These Tips for Attending a Virtual Trade Show
Access to the virtual trade show is FREE.
