The 2nd Edition of the InSciTech Meet on Animal Science and Agriculture will be held from September 7–9, 2026 in Munich, Germany, under the auspices of InSciTech Summits Pvt Ltd, a renowned organizer of international scientific conferences. This prestigious three-day event will serve as a multidisciplinary platform to exchange cutting-edge research, explore real-world applications, and build collaborations between academia, industry, and policymakers. The program will feature plenary and keynote addresses by leading experts, technical sessions, interactive panel discussions, and breakout tracks covering diverse areas such as animal science, veterinary medicine, livestock production, nutrition, biotechnology, and sustainability.

Attending the conference offers participants the opportunity to stay ahead of global research trends, showcase their work, gain insights into emerging technologies, and form strategic partnerships. The event will attract a wide spectrum of delegates, including researchers, industry professionals, veterinarians, farmers, innovators, government representatives, and students, making it a vibrant hub for interdisciplinary dialogue. In addition, the summit encourages international collaborations through abstract submissions, speaker exchanges, sponsorship opportunities, and networking sessions, ensuring that attendees leave with both knowledge enrichment and valuable professional connections. With a structured daily schedule beginning with registration and opening remarks, followed by keynote sessions, refreshment breaks, focused discussions, and networking lunches the conference is designed to deliver a seamless, enriching, and impactful experience for all participants.

From 2024 to 2035 the Animal Science & Agriculture complex is set to grow on the back of rising protein demand in emerging markets, tighter climate (methane) rules, and rapid tech adoption (sensors, AI, diagnostics). Using published 2024/2025 baselines and extending reported CAGRs, a directional view to 2035 suggests large absolute growth in animal health, feed, precision/PLF and feed-additives markets — with notable policy and climate risk that will re-shape product uptake and supply-chain premiums. Animal health (2024): US$62.9B (market estimate for 2024. Animal feed (2025 baseline often used): ~US$478.9B (2025) with consensus CAGR ~3.18% to 2030. Demand outlook (OECD-FAO): Share of calories from livestock & fish projected to rise ~6% by 2034, confirming continued protein demand growth — especially in middle-income countries.