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Farmers get first-hand look at new machinery

The 2023 National Farm Machinery Show at the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville on Feb. 16-18 reflects the interest of farmers today.

New equipment focusing on saving time, improving yields, profitability, and environmental impact was highlighted.

Ian Cox, spokesman for Kentucky Venues, which operates the national indoor farm show says the sold-out exhibit space and the positive responses from farmers and exhibitors made it successful.

Along with 900 machinery exhibits, the show featured two dozen seminars with topics “relevant to farmers”, Cox said.

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