| When & where 2027 | February 10–13, Kentucky Exposition Center, Louisville | February 9–11, International Agri-Center, Tulare, California | August 31 – September 2, Progress City USA, Decatur, Illinois | September 14–16, show site near Grand Island, Nebraska | September 21–23, Molly Caren Agricultural Center, London, Ohio |
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| Who walks it | Farmers, dealers and agribusiness buyers from the Midwest and South; 300,000+ guests each year, per the organizer | Farmers, ranchers, dairy producers and agribusiness buyers; about 100,000 a year on average from 70+ countries, per the organizer | Farm owners, operators and managers from 44+ states (2024 survey); 92% come to discover new products or practices | Irrigated row-crop and livestock producers of the Great Plains; attendees farm 2,500 acres on average (2024 survey) | Ohio and Eastern Corn Belt farmers and agribusiness people; 112,000 visitors in 2026, per Ohio State |
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| Who exhibits | 800+ exhibitor booths: tractors, combines, implements, precision, grain handling and farm services | 1,200+ exhibitors on 2.6 million sq ft: equipment, irrigation, ag chemicals, dairy and livestock | Nearly 600 agribusinesses on 85 acres of exhibit fields | Equipment, irrigation, precision, seed and livestock companies, plus the Ag Tech Pavilion | 600+ exhibitors and commercial displays: machinery, seed, inputs, precision and services |
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| Hall or field | All indoor, more than 1.2 million sq ft | Mostly outdoor lots, plus indoor pavilions and Ride & Drive lots | Outdoor lots on a permanent site, with harvest field demonstrations | Outdoor irrigated lots; lot irrigation runs in daylight hours only | Outdoor lots, with demonstrations north of the exhibit area |
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| Space price | Not published; new exhibitors apply through a New Exhibitor Application | 2027: inside 10×10 $2,250 interior, $3,000 corner; outside lots $2,270 (40×40) to $10,790 (80×80); Ride & Drive $13,890 | Not published; exhibitors apply online | Not published; booth sales run through Map Your Show | 2026: 150×150 lot $7,025 by June 30, then $7,200; 10×10 booth $1,200 or $1,230 |
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| Good to know | Heavy equipment moves in through the halls on a fixed schedule | A second company can share a space for $500; Top-10 New Products applications for 2027 are closed | Alternates between Decatur, Illinois and Boone, Iowa (2026 was Boone) | Billed as the world's largest totally irrigated working farm show | Demonstrations in the designated areas carry no extra fee; applications open in December |
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