Show features advanced farming technology, expert-led seminars, and the exciting Championship Tractor Pull competition.
The National Farm Machinery Show (NFMS) began yesterday at the Kentucky Exposition Center, bringing four days of advanced technology displays, educational sessions, and thrilling competitions.
Now in its 59th year, the event covers 1.2 million square feet of fully booked indoor space and features over 800 exhibitors.
Several agriculture equipment brands showcased new products at the show, including Massey Ferguson which ushered in a new lineup of compact tractors for 2025. Kubota featuring its MX Series utility tractor and SVL97-3. KIOTI launched its Smart Connected Service Solution with the new KIOTI Connect App. New Holland featured its next-gen PowerStar™ Series tractors. Case IH showcased its upgraded performance and comfort with the company's new Farmall C Models -- to name just a few.
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Organized by Kentucky Venues, NFMS is regarded as one of the top agricultural trade shows in the world. It is expected to attract 300,000 visitors, including attendees from countries such as Germany, Norway, and England.
Visitors have the opportunity to explore the latest advancements in farming equipment, innovative technology, and best practices suited for farms of all sizes.
Throughout the four-day event, 30 free seminars are available, offering valuable information from leading experts. Topics include global market trends, weather predictions, agronomic techniques, and developments in drone technology.
Each session allows for audience interaction, providing a chance for questions and networking. The complete seminar schedule can be found on the official event website.
Adding excitement to the event, the Championship Tractor Pull, sponsored by Farm Credit Mid-America, showcases top drivers competing for over $300,000 in prizes. This invitation-only competition features nearly 200 participants.
Five performances are scheduled in Freedom Hall, with evening sessions at 7:00 p.m. from February 12-15 and an additional performance at noon on Saturday. Tickets, starting at $9, remain available for select sessions. Those unable to attend in person can watch live-streamed events or access recorded footage.
Catch up on previous Tractor Pull Championships by reading the article The Ultimate Display of Power, Precision, and Passion.
NFMS continues to be a major platform for innovation, knowledge-sharing, and entertainment in the agricultural sector, attracting professionals and enthusiasts from around the world.