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London Farm Show Celebrates 85 Year Milestone, March 5-7

London Farm Show – Where Decisions are Made, for 85 years.

It’s been a true winter this year, but as the days get warmer, what better way to get yourself ready for Spring than to reconnect with suppliers, neighbours, and new trends than at Eastern Canada’s Largest Indoor Farm Show?

This year’s event takes place March 5-7, 2025 at the Western Fair Agriplex, and BMO Centre London, presented by Pride Seeds. Highlights include:

  • 340 exhibitors, including six who have been with the show for 85 years! Case IH Dealers of Ontario, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Agribusiness, John Deere Dealers of Ontario, Ontario Federation of Agriculture, and Syngenta Canada;
  • AgRobotics Demonstrations with Haggerty AgRobotics, Innovation Farms Ontario - powered by FCC’s AgExpert, and the AgRobotics Working Group – funded by the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (Sustainable CAP), a 5-year, federal-provincial-territorial initiative. This will include a demonstration zone of some robotic equipment, and the World’s First Electric Autonomous Tractor – Monarch Tractor;
  • Family friendly amenities include a children's pedal tractor course, sponsored by Case IH, Nursing stations in both buildings sponsored by FCC, and an FCC-sponsored Hydration Station in the Agriplex;
  • Education stage - featuring speaker topics from a variety of industry representatives;
  • In-person tours of the Grove (Western Fair’s Agri-food Incubator) before the show opens on Thursday;
  • An in-person meeting for the AgRobotics Working group; a membership-based organization collaborating on new technologies in robotics

 

Thank you to London Farm Show sponsors this year including: CMHA Ontario, Grain Farmers of Ontario, Deutz-Fahr, Pride Seeds, McDougall Energy, Bayer, Azuchian Triumph Trailers, TerraNova, FCC, M&T Printing, and Enbridge Sustain.

When you go:

March 5-7, 2025

Wed 9 AM – 5 PM | Thurs 9 AM – 5PM | FRI 9 AM – 4 PM

Agriplex, Pavilion Sponsored by Grain Farmers of Ontario & Arena Sponsored by Deutz- Fahr, 845 Florence Street, London

BMO Centre, Sponsored by Pride Seeds, 295 Rectory Street, London

General Admission| $20 at the door, $15 in advance

Students $7 at the door | Children 12 and under free

To quote one of our attendees last year: “Farmers don’t mark their calendars for the Annual London Farm Show, because they know it’s happening and that they’ll be there.” We couldn’t have said it better.

Sustainable CAP is a 5-year, $3.5-billion investment by federal, provincial and territorial governments to strengthen competitiveness, innovation, and resiliency of Canada’s agriculture, agri‐food and agri‐based products sector.

Source : Western Fair District

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