About Canada's Farm Progress Show

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What’s the secret to success for this popular event? No secret. Just a proven track record for staying on top of economic shifts, changing demographics, emerging issues and advances in technology in a fast-moving industry. Successful farms are cutting edge. So is the Farm Progress Show.

The country’s Largest Trade Show is a dry land farm technology show that annually attracts 45,000 visitors from around the globe. It’s the place to be for opportunity, innovation and excitement. This year, organizers look forward to new facilities and programming that add even more value for stakeholders, from exhibitors and sponsors to the visiting public.

The Co-operator’s Centre, provides 650,000 square feet of easy-to-access, connected indoor display space within the show’s 1.8 million square foot layout. It opens a whole new vista for the CFPS and for the exhibitors and sponsors that call it home for three days in June.

Perennial favourite programs will include the demonstration areas, Innovation Showcase, Ride and Drive Test Area, New Innovations Showcase and the Antique Truck and Tractor Showcase. In addition, Livestock Centre, Energy Centre, Modern Lifestyles Showcase, entertainment and educational seminars are all on offer and promise to be better than ever.

Returning this year is the Farm Progress Forum. Located in the Queensbury Centre this speaker series features keynote addresses from leaders in the agriculture field. You the professional farmer will get to learn about the relevant issues that will influence your business.

The International Buyers Program is another feature that sets the CFPS apart from other shows of its kind. International guests and buyer delegations from over 50 countries are matched with the products, services and suppliers that they need. The country’s leading manufacturers can meet international customers and the country’s top farmers, face-to-face, in one marketplace. It’s just one more reason to consider this show the best in the country.

It’s the perfect blend of tried and true, fresh and new, local and international and everyone in between. No wonder it’s recognized as “Canada’s National Farm Show.”