Jenner Ag to Host Ag Expo in Taylorville

Nov 07, 2024

Jenner Ag will host its Ag Expo on Thursday, Nov. 21, 2024, from 3 to 7 p.m. at its Taylorville location, 1800 E. Main Cross St. (corner of Routes 48 and 29).

This event is essential for farmers and agricultural business partners. Attendees can explore live demonstrations and product showcases from leading brands, including Case IH, Bush Hog, Crary, J&M, Jenner Precision, MacDon, Precision Planting, and SurePoint Ag Systems.

Technical and service experts will be available to answer questions and provide insights into the latest equipment, service options, and precision agriculture technology solutions. Vendors will also offer operational insights. Dinner will be provided by Angelo’s Catering from 4:30 to 6 p.m., while supplies last.

“We're excited to host this Ag Expo and showcase the latest innovations from top industry brands,” said Jessica Armentrout, location manager at Jenner Ag in Taylorville. “It's a great opportunity for attendees to explore new equipment and technology options, connect with our expert team, and engage with vendors while enjoying a fun and informative evening.”

Source : Farm Equipment

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