Canada’s Farm Show - Uniting Agriculture and Innovation

May 17, 2024

By Farms.com

It’s exactly one month away. Get ready for Canada’s Farm Show (CFS) happening n Regina, June 18 to 20th. As one of North America’s premier agricultural events, CFS promises three days of networking, learning, and entertainment for producers as well as international buyers from around the world. With its focus on showcasing cutting-edge equipment and technology, CFS draws thousands of visitors from across Canada and beyond.

"The relationship between Canada’s Farm Show and Viterra is a natural fit. We have a mutual interest in improving the business of agriculture and supporting Canada’s reputation as a safe, reliable, and sustainable supplier of food and feed products," says Kyle Jeworski, CEO of Viterra Canada, a longtime presenting sponsor. "As a longtime presenting sponsor, Viterra is excited to once again be a part of this important forum for innovation, collaboration, and education. Canada’s Farm Show has an excellent reputation for showcasing the best products and latest innovations in agriculture."

The event caters to a diverse audience, offering engaging educational sessions on agricultural business intricacies and prime opportunities for product marketing and exposure to the latest industry innovations. Whether you're looking to learn, network, or explore technological advancements, CFS has something for everyone.

Attendees can look forward to informative sessions, valuable networking opportunities, and firsthand experiences with the latest agricultural advancements. It’s an immersive event that enables participants to deepen their knowledge, expand their professional networks, and stay updated on farming technology.

Being part of CFS means contributing to the future of farming, driving innovation, and fostering collaboration within the agricultural community.

Be sure to get you passes soon. Passes for Canada’s Farm Show Regina, are already available:

Single-day passes: $15 (plus taxes and fees)
Three-day passes: $30 (plus taxes and fees)
Guests under 17: Free entry

Click here to purchase passes.

For detailed schedule information, click here.

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