February 11-13, 2025
4500 South Laspina Street
Tulare, CA
$20, worldagexpo.com
More than 1,250 exhibitors sharing the latest & greatest in farm equipment, communications, and technology!
100,000 attendees from 49 states and 81 countries
2.6 million square feet of exhibit space
Dairy producers, farmers, ranchers, and agribusiness professionals
TULARE, CALIF. - Farming is cool if you just learn to find your way around the convention floor and expo halls at the annual mega farm show, World Ag Expo. California is a super power when it comes to producing foods for global appetites. Among the exports that other countries clamor for are almonds, all types of nuts, strawberries, other types of berries, vegetables, meat and more. At the farm show you can talk food and feed, and see cool stuff. Among the anticipated showcase of new farm items is the Top-10 New Products.
Data-driven. Farmers don't like to waste precious time so this show which caters to all but prioritizes its top movers & shakers breaks down the numbers on who attends, and by what percent:
SECTOR OF AG
15% Dairy & Livestock
12% Vines/Trees
10% Machinery/Implements
10% Technology
8% Tools/Supplies
7% Government
7% Row Crops
7% Processing/Manufacturing
5% Crop Protection
5% Media
4% Irrigation
4% Hay/Forage
4% Finance/Insurance
2% Alternative Energy
The World Ag Expo has a big footprint so you can simply meander and do a lot of walking but they provide excellent maps so you can better and more efficiently tackle the 2.6 million square feet of exhibit space. The latest in farm equipment, chemicals, communications and technology are unveiled at this premier Central Valley event, and as you might expect, weather is the hot-button topic. Water, the lack of it, and drought is causing businesses to worry. What is farming and agriculture without water?
California sets records in production of milk & dairy, strawberries, avocados, tomatoes, grapes, almonds, artichokes and countless food products, courtesy of our year-round sunshine and growing seasons. Water makes it all possible. But, if California's water supply is cut to farmers, many sell off cattle due to lack of grazing land, food prices will go up, smaller farms will cut losses by shutting down, and everyone loses.
What to see and do at the Ag Expo:
Top Ten 2025
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