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SPACE 2026: A Landmark Edition Focused on the Future of Livestock Farming

From 15 to 17 September 2026, SPACE once again brought together agricultural and livestock professionals in Rennes, France. For this 2026 edition, our Phosphea and Terresis teams were present on the Groupe Roullier stand, engaging with farmers, partners, customers and stakeholders from across the animal production sector.

Over three days, discussions centered on sharing expertise and identifying practical solutions to support the ongoing evolution of livestock farming.

SPACE 2026: A must-attend event for livestock professionals

As a leading international exhibition for livestock professionals, SPACE attracts around 100,000 industry professionals each year, including more than 14,000 international visitors from around one hundred countries. It provides a unique opportunity to meet stakeholders from across the animal production sector and gain a deeper understanding of their challenges and expectations.

The 2026 edition was no exception. Across our stands, discussions focused on the many transformations affecting livestock industries today: farm performance and resilience, changing practices, climate change adaptation, sustainability, competitiveness and innovation were at the heart of conversations.

These exchanges provided valuable insights into the concrete needs and future projects of industry professionals, helping us collectively explore the most relevant and effective solutions.

Animal nutrition, performance and sustainability at the heart of discussions

Improving farm performance while addressing environmental and economic challenges requires continuous innovation and the evolution of agricultural practices.

Animal nutrition plays a central role in this transformation. It directly contributes to farm resilience and serves as a key lever in supporting the transitions underway across animal production sectors.

Throughout the three days of SPACE, our Phosphea and Terresis teams shared their expertise and discussed the challenges encountered in the field, driven by a common ambition: contributing to a livestock sector that is more efficient, more sustainable and increasingly innovative.

At the heart of the exhibition, they showcased several solutions, including:

HumIphora®, developed by Phosphea to support performance and efficiency in animal nutrition.

pHix-up® and CapMag®, developed by Terresis to address mineral nutrition challenges and help optimize livestock performance.

Meetings that help shape the future of Livestock Farming

Above all, SPACE 2026 was marked by the richness and quality of its exchanges.

The exhibition continues to establish itself as an essential platform for dialogue across the agricultural world. Every year, it brings together institutions, professional organizations, cooperatives, economic stakeholders, and research and innovation centers around a shared objective: combining expertise to collectively advance the industry.

Our teams fully embraced this dynamic, contributing their experience and field knowledge in support of an agricultural model capable of reconciling production, competitiveness and adaptation to future challenges.

Because the transformation of agriculture can only be achieved collectively, dialogue with industry professionals remains essential. Their feedback, experiences and expressed needs provide invaluable insights to better anticipate future challenges and identify the most effective levers for action.

Thank you for this SPACE 2026 edition

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to everyone who visited us during these three days: farmers, customers, partners and professionals from across the animal production sector.

We would also like to thank all our teams for their commitment, expertise and energy throughout the exhibition.

SPACE 2026 has come to a close, but the conversations continue. The connections made in Rennes represent valuable starting points for continuing to develop tomorrow’s solutions alongside our partners and livestock professionals.

We already look forward to continuing these discussions and working together to advance a livestock sector that is efficient, sustainable and innovative.