Group 1 - The 2026 Berlin International Green Week is being held from January 16 to 25, celebrating its 100th anniversary with over 1,600 exhibitors from more than 50 countries, showcasing the latest achievements in food, agriculture, and horticulture [1] - A special centennial exhibition area has been established to review the evolution of agricultural technology and the Green Week's development over the past century, highlighting the transition from early agricultural practices to modern digital farming equipment [1] - Traditional winemaking techniques were demonstrated, emphasizing the historical reliance on manual labor and experience, which still holds relevance for contemporary sustainable agricultural practices [1] Group 2 - The agricultural technology section showcases two major trends: smart agriculture and sustainable development, with companies presenting innovations such as precision agriculture and climate-adaptive breeding [2] - A company demonstrated a precision spraying system that can reduce pesticide usage by up to 80%, enhancing operational efficiency while minimizing resource and environmental consumption [2] - Interactive experiences at the Green Week aim to engage the younger generation, providing hands-on opportunities in machinery operation and horticulture, thereby fostering interest in the agricultural sector [2][4]