Frankfurt, Germany 15 October, 2025 – Joint DLG and Women in Ag Magazine award – 150 women from 63 countries took part in the four-category award scheme and were recognized for their outstanding contributions to the agricultural industry.
The DLG (German Agricultural Society) and Women in Ag Magazine joined hands to celebrate and honor the achievements of women in agriculture from all around the world. The event, held in Frankfurt, Germany on 15 October, 2025, was a grand success with over 150 women from 63 countries participating in the four-category award scheme.
The event was a true celebration of women in agriculture, who have been breaking barriers and making a significant impact in the industry. The four categories of the award were: Innovator of the Year, Young Farmer of the Year, Sustainable Agriculture Award, and Lifetime Achievement Award.
The Innovator of the Year award was given to women who have introduced innovative techniques and technologies in their farming practices. These women have not only improved their own farms but have also inspired others to adopt sustainable and efficient methods of farming. The winner of this category was Maria Rodriguez from Argentina, who developed a unique irrigation system that has significantly reduced water usage on her farm.
The Young Farmer of the Year award was given to women under the age of 35 who have shown exceptional skills and dedication in the field of agriculture. These young women are the future of the industry and their passion and hard work is truly inspiring. The winner of this category was Aisha Ahmed from Nigeria, who has successfully managed her family’s farm and has also introduced new crops that have increased their profits.
The Sustainable Agriculture Award was given to women who have implemented sustainable practices in their farming methods. These women have not only focused on increasing their yields but have also taken into consideration the environmental impact of their practices. The winner of this category was Maria Lopez from Spain, who has implemented a zero-waste policy on her farm and has also introduced organic farming methods.
The Lifetime Achievement Award was given to women who have dedicated their entire lives to the agricultural industry and have made a significant impact in their communities. These women have been role models for generations and have paved the way for other women in the industry. The winner of this category was Margaret Kimani from Kenya, who has been a pioneer in promoting women’s rights in agriculture and has also established a successful cooperative for women farmers in her community.
The event was a true representation of the diversity and strength of women in agriculture. The 150 women who participated in the award scheme came from different backgrounds, cultures, and countries, but they all shared a common passion for agriculture. The event also provided a platform for these women to network and share their experiences, ideas, and challenges.
In addition to the award ceremony, the event also featured panel discussions, workshops, and exhibitions. The panel discussions focused on topics such as women’s empowerment in agriculture, sustainable farming practices, and the role of technology in the industry. The workshops provided practical knowledge and skills to the participants, while the exhibitions showcased innovative products and services in the agricultural sector.
The DLG and Women in Ag Magazine have been at the forefront of promoting gender equality and empowering women in agriculture. This joint award scheme is a testament to their commitment towards recognizing and celebrating the achievements of women in the industry. It also serves as a reminder that women play a crucial role in the agricultural sector and their contributions should be acknowledged and appreciated.
The event was a huge success and has set a benchmark for future collaborations between DLG and Women in Ag Magazine. It has also inspired and motivated women in agriculture to continue their hard work and strive for excellence. As we move towards a more sustainable and inclusive agricultural industry, it is important to recognize and support the women who are leading the way.
In conclusion, the Joint DLG and Women in Ag Magazine award was a celebration of women in agriculture and their remarkable achievements. The 150 women from 63 countries who participated in the event are an inspiration to us all and their contributions to the industry will continue to make a positive impact for years to come. Let us continue to support and empower women in agriculture, for a better and more sustainable future.
