Young farmers day at farm show
Canada’s Farm Show (CFS), presented by Viterra, is gearing up for an exciting event in Regina, Saskatchewan, from March 18 to 20, 2025. With 80% of exhibitor spaces already booked, the show promises to be a key event for agricultural professionals as they prepare for the growing season.
This year’s show will feature returning exhibitors such as Bourgault Industries, Brandt Group, Dutch Industries, and Farm Credit Canada, alongside first-time participants like Apache Sprayers and FP Genetics. The tradeshow floor will include product showcases, new technology launches, and Ritchie Brothers Way. Early Bird pricing for tickets ends December 31, 2024.
CFS 2025 isn’t just about business. It kicks off with a pre-show party on March 16, featuring country artist Jelly Roll, exclusive to VIP attendees. The Young’s Equipment Farmhouse Lounge will provide live music, food, and networking opportunities daily.
"Canada’s Farm Show is all about advancing agriculture while celebrating the people who power it,” said Roberta Engel, acting President and CEO of the Regina Exhibition Association Limited. "Moving the show to March aligns with farmers' seeding cycles, ensuring they get an early look at the tools and technologies they need. Our goal is to create an inspiring and valuable experience for attendees and exhibitors alike.”
Highlights of the Three-Day Event
Day 1: Farmers’ Day (March 18)
The day begins with a pancake breakfast, followed by expert panels and safety workshops. A special “Thank You Farmers” game between the Regina Pats and Swift Current Broncos will celebrate the farming community, concluding with a tailgate party.
Built on the pillars of education, innovation, and collaboration, Canada’s Farm Show offers seminars, hands-on experiences, and opportunities to connect with industry leaders. New features, including Deloitte’s Launch Pad, will provide interactive learning experiences.
Show passes are available now, with single-day and three-day options. Don’t miss this opportunity to prepare for the growing season. Visit the official website for details and download the app launching in January to stay updated. Mark your calendars for March 18–20, 2025—It’s Grow Time!
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