GARCX 2026, the Global AgroVet Research Conference powered by ARCC Journals, will be held virtually on October 7–8, 2026. The international conference will bring together researchers, policymakers, agri-tech companies, universities, startups, sustainability experts, and industry leaders from across the world.

GARCX 2026 will focus on the future of sustainable agriculture, food security, climate resilience, animal health, and food innovation. The conference will create a global platform for collaboration across agriculture, animal science, food science, technology, research, and policy.

The two-day event will feature keynote sessions, panel discussions, research presentations, startup showcases, and global networking opportunities. Key discussion areas will include AI in agriculture, precision farming, climate-smart agriculture, sustainable food systems, livestock health, food technology, biosaline agriculture, and emerging agri-tech solutions.

A major focus of GARCX 2026 will be the One Health approach, which connects human health, animal health, and environmental sustainability. The conference aims to encourage practical solutions, research exchange, and long-term collaboration among governments, researchers, innovators, and industry experts.

Powered by ARCC Journals, GARCX is backed by a research publishing institution established in 1967. For more than five decades, ARCC Journals has supported scientific communication in agriculture, veterinary science, food science, dairy science, and allied research fields.

The fully virtual format will allow wider international participation by making the conference accessible to global audiences without travel barriers. Participants from different countries will be able to attend sessions, present research, connect with experts, and explore collaboration opportunities online.

“GARCX 2026 is designed to encourage global conversations that can support the future of agriculture and food systems,” said a GARCX spokesperson. “The conference will bring together experts from research, policy, technology, and industry to share knowledge, build partnerships, and discuss practical solutions for global agricultural challenges.”

Previous editions and collaborations under the GARCX and ARCC ecosystem have included participation from international universities, scientists, government representatives, research institutions, agri-tech companies, and sustainability experts from regions including the UAE, India, Europe, Africa, and Asia.

GARCX 2026 will also continue supporting research publication opportunities and special journal issues focused on agriculture, food systems, animal science, sustainability, and agricultural innovation.

As global attention continues to grow around food resilience, climate-focused innovation, and sustainable farming, GARCX 2026 aims to become a strong international platform for knowledge sharing, collaboration, and future-ready agricultural solutions.