The Farm Progress Show is a premier outdoor farm exhibition designed for farmers, ranchers, and agribusiness professionals seeking the latest advancements and innovations in agriculture. This significant event showcases a vast array of core exhibit sectors, from traditional practices like Tillage and Harvesting to cutting-edge technologies such as Precision Ag, Autonomy, Electric Vehicles, and Drones. With an impressive scale of 548 exhibitors and attracting 161,000 visitors across nearly 3 million square feet, the show offers unparalleled access to new equipment, services, and solutions. Attendees can explore everything from seed and crop protection to financial services and outdoor power equipment. It provides a unique opportunity to connect with industry leaders, discover groundbreaking products, and stay informed about the future of farming, making it an essential gathering for anyone involved in the agricultural industry.
Highlights
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Massive Outdoor Farm Show
Experience one of the largest outdoor farm exhibitions, covering nearly 3 million square feet with 548 exhibitors.
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Cutting-Edge Agricultural Tech
Discover innovations in Precision Ag, Autonomy, Electric Vehicles, and Drones shaping the future of farming.
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Comprehensive Industry Coverage
Explore a wide range of sectors from tillage and harvesting to livestock, seed, and financial services.
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Connect with Agribusiness Leaders
Join 161,000 visitors and agribusiness professionals to network and find new solutions.
Previous Edition
161,000
Attendees
548
Exhibitors
278,593
Net Area · ㎡
FAQ
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The Farm Progress Show is a leading outdoor farm exhibition showcasing agricultural advancements, equipment, and services.
The show is organized by Farm Progress, a division of Informa Markets.
The target audience includes farmers, ranchers, and agribusiness professionals.
The show covers agriculture and manufacturing, with sectors ranging from tillage and harvesting to precision ag and financial services.
The show is held in Boone, United States, at the Farm Progress Show Site.
