The Concours Général Agricole is a prestigious event celebrating French agricultural excellence and gastronomy. The 2026 edition took place from February 21st to March 1st, 2026. The event honors the hard work and dedication of jurors, candidates, commissioners, teams, partners, and supporters. The Concours Général Agricole is a 150-year-old tradition that showcases the exceptional biodiversity of French genetics and gastronomy. Initiated in 1843 in Poissy, it was established in 1870 to select and award the best French terroir products and breeding animals. The event's mission remains modern and forward-thinking.

The Concours Général Agricole has seven main categories, including five dedicated to specific products: Vins (wines), Animaux (animals), Pratiques Agro-écologiques (agro-ecological practices), and two categories for young professionals and students. The event also features a Prix d'Excellence award. The Concours Général Agricole rewards the richness and diversity of French gastronomy by recognizing the excellence of products from 19 categories, including confitures, dairy products, oysters, apéritifs, charcuterie, beer, and foie gras.

The Concours des Produits, Concours des Vins, Concours des Animaux, Concours des Pratiques Agro-écologiques, and Concours des Jeunes Pros are the main events within the Concours Général Agricole. The Concours des Vins is a prominent event in the viticulture world, with thousands of wines submitted for evaluation through a rigorous process. The Concours des Animaux recognizes the best French breeding animals, while the Concours des Pratiques Agro-écologiques rewards initiatives that promote sustainable agriculture and biodiversity. The Concours des Jeunes Pros is dedicated to young professionals and students, recognizing their talents and contributions to the industry.

The Concours Général Agricole has a long history of promoting quality and excellence in French agriculture and gastronomy. It has become a benchmark for the industry, providing a platform for producers, farmers, and young professionals to showcase their work and receive recognition. The event's application, available on the App Store and Google Play, allows users to discover and purchase products from medal-winning producers in their area.