Major farm event in Regina March 17 to 19 featuring innovation trade and insights
Canada’s Farm Show in Regina, Saskatchewan, presented by Bunge, will take place from March 17 to March 19, 2026, bringing together farmers, innovators and agriculture leaders for three days focused on the future of farming. The event will be held at the Avana Centre and the Bunge International Trade Centre in Regina.
More than 300 exhibitors and thousands of visitors are expected to attend the major agricultural event. The sold-out tradeshow floor will display the latest farm equipment, crop inputs, ag technology and services designed to help producers prepare for the 2026 growing season.
The event is recognized as one of North America’s leading agriculture gatherings, offering opportunities for learning, networking and industry discussions.
Day 1 on March 17, 2026, will feature Farmer Appreciation Day. Activities begin at 9 a.m. with the opening of the tradeshow. A free Thank You Farmers pancake breakfast will welcome visitors and will include a guest presentation by Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe.
Later sessions will include discussions about innovation and investment in agriculture led by Bayer Crop Science, followed by a lunch session for early attendees. A national discussion titled Powering Prosperity will also examine how energy, agriculture and the economy are shaping Canada’s future.
Day 2 on March 18, 2026, will focus on innovation. Students from grades 5 to 8 will attend the thinkAg Career Expo to learn about agricultural careers. The Saskatchewan Outstanding Young Farmers Recognition Event will also celebrate young producers making important contributions to farming and rural communities.
Educational sessions throughout the day will explore new technology such as the NEXAT farming system, artificial intelligence tools for agriculture, agritourism opportunities, global canola markets and farm safety.
Day 3 on March 19, 2026, will highlight young farmers and industry leadership. Experts will discuss the Saskatchewan Budget 2026 and its possible impact on agriculture. Additional sessions will address farm succession planning and mental health support in rural communities.
The event will conclude with a Saskatchewan Roughrider championship celebration featuring quarterback Trevor Harris and the Grey Cup, closing three days of innovation, education and connection for the agriculture industry.