Held January 21 – 22, the two day expo brought together farmers, ag professionals, manufacturers, and service providers from across the Midwest for a comprehensive look at emerging trends and solutions shaping modern agriculture.

This year’ s expo featured a wide range of exhibits, including cutting edge farming equipment, precision ag technologies, energy solutions, and hands-on demonstrations designed to help producers improve efficiency, sustainability, and profitability. Exhibitors highlighted advancements in machinery, solar integration for farming operations, and innovative support services for producers.

Daily programming ran from 8:30 a. m. to 4:00 p. m. on January 21 and 8:30 a. m. to 3:00 p. m. on January 22, giving attend-

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ees ample opportunities to meet with industry experts, explore new products, and engage in technical discussions. Multiple exhibitors, including building, construction, energy, and equipment specialist, were on hand to answer questions and provide demonstrations throughout the event.

“ For many producers, the Midwest Ag Expo is the place to see what’ s coming next,” said Jami Applegate, Director of the Farm Shows for the North American Equipment Dealers Association.“ As agriculture continues to evolve, our goal is to provide farmers with the tools, knowledge, and connections they need to navigate new challenges and adopt innovations that make a meaningful impact.”

Located at Gordyville USA Arena( 2205 County Road 3000 N, Gifford, IL), the expo once again served as an accessible regional hub for networking and equipment evaluation.

Planning is already underway for the 2027 show, which aims to further expand its focus on innovation, sustainability, and producerdriven solutions.

For more information about attending future events, visit: www. midwestagexpo. com or follow us on Facebook.

The Midwest Ag Expo, produced and owned by the North American Equipment Dealers Association, is a premier agricultural event. The show brings together every aspect of farming and ranching under one roof, providing attendees with opportunities to explore the latest products, network with industry professionals, and experience the best of modern agriculture. A longstanding community favorite, the event fills the entire Gordyville USA Arena and continues to serve as a destination for producers, exhibitors, and ag enthusiasts across the region. EDM

For questions or to discuss opportunities to participate in the 2027 Midwest Ag Expo, contact: JAMI APPLEGATE, Director of Farm Shows, NAEDA PHONE:( 816) 412-6118 EMAIL: japplegate @ naeda. com VISIT: www. midwestagexpo. com