CFGET (Chengfei Greenhouse) will be at AgroExpo Uzbekistan 2026 at Uzexpocentre in Tashkent, November 25–27. If you are deciding what to build for a commercial growing operation, bring the question that is holding up your project. You can request a meeting with CFGET before the exhibition.
Start with the crop you intend to sell
Tell us what you plan to grow and when you want to deliver it. A grower supplying tomatoes through a summer harvest has a different starting point from one trying to supply the same buyer through winter. The crop name and greenhouse area alone will not tell us which season you have in mind.
Bring the area you intend to plant first and, separately, any space you hope to develop later. If the buyer or planting date is still uncertain, say so. We can discuss how that uncertainty affects the first phase.
Show us how water, power and deliveries reach the site
A phone photo or rough site sketch is enough to start the conversation. Mark the proposed greenhouse, the nearest road and the likely water and power connections. Note whether those services already reach the site or whether somebody still needs to arrange them.
If you have a water report or utility information, bring it. If you do not, tell us which figures you can obtain locally. Knowing where a truck can turn or where a water line ends can change the layout long before anyone chooses a greenhouse covering.
Use the meeting to settle one project decision
Perhaps you are comparing a single large growing block with two smaller blocks that could be built in stages. Bring the site boundary and the intended planting dates. We can look at access, shared services and how the first block would operate while the second is still on paper.
Or bring the part of a proposal you cannot compare: for example, whether two prices include the same irrigation equipment and local installation work. Together we can list what each offer includes and what needs a local price.
Arrange a time in Tashkent
Send your preferred exhibition day, project location, crop and main question through the CFGET contact page. Include a time that works for you and a way to reach you during the show. We can then agree on the meeting time and place directly.
If a Russian-language overview would help a colleague prepare, share CFGET’s Central Asia project page. If you send your question in advance, we can start there when we meet.
