Notice of Participation in J-AGRI KYUSHU (formerly: Kyushu Agricultural WEEK)

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We will be exhibiting at J-AGRI KYUSHU (formerly: Kyushu Agricultural WEEK). It is one of the largest agricultural and livestock exhibitions in western Japan, so please feel free to visit us. ■Location: Gran Messe Kumamoto ■Date: 2024/5/22 to 5/24 ■Opening Hours: 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM ■Booth Number: 3-66 ■Exhibited Products: 1. Agricultural Materials: High Concentration Mycorrhizal Fungi Material "Rootella" https://www.ipros.jp/product/detail/2000513951 2. Livestock Materials: A Feed "Fibregum feed" https://www.shima-tra.co.jp/products/detail/334 3. Livestock Materials: Beer Yeast Derivative "Leiber" We look forward to seeing you at our booth!

Date and time Wednesday, May 22, 2024 ～ Friday, May 24, 2024
09:00 AM ～ 04:00 PM
Capital Grand Messe Kumamoto
Entry fee Free Registration is required for attendance.

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