Top 4 Reasons To Attend The National Farm Machinery Show

Matt Hopkins By Matt Hopkins|February 6, 2013

The National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, KY, is a mecca for agriculture equipment enthusiasts. If you haven’t attended this must-visit event in the past, then you’re truly missing out on an incredible experience.

And this year should be no different. NFMS ’13 — to be held February 13-16 — promises to offer something for everyone. Here are four reasons to attend:

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  1. Future of Farming. The future of farming will be present at the 48th National Farm Machinery Show. Attendees can visit hundreds of exhibitors to see row after row of quality products and services and hands-on demonstrations of the latest technological advancements. Exhibitor info >>
  2. Free Seminars. Aside from browsing through literally thousands of products on display at the show, you are invited to attend free seminars and television program tapings that cover everything from how to improve your growing methods to the latest marketing trends in today’s industry. Schedule >>
  3. Tractor Pull. Don’t miss the high-intensity action of the Championship Tractor Pull, sponsored by Syngenta. These ground-pounding trucks and tractors are competing for the fame and glory that comes with winning at the oldest indoor tractor pull in America. Ticket info >>
  4. Networking. By the end of the four-day event, somewhere around 300,000 to 400,000 visitors will have seen the latest in agricultural equipment and services. That’s a heck of lot of agriculture professionals and students in one place and at one time — and one huge networking opportunity. Plus, several members of our staff will be there. Hope to see you in Louisville.

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Matt Hopkins is Senior Online Editor for the Agribusiness Group at Meister Media Worldwide (MMW), including such brands asĀ CropLife, CropLife IRON, AgriBusiness Global, Global Agtech Initiative, and Cotton Grower. He is responsible for managing an array of digital products, including newsletters, websites, video, and social media. Hopkins originally joined MMW in 1994 as an editor for Greenhouse Grower magazine before transitioning to Business Manager of its MeisterPro division. He has a Communications Degree from Cleveland State University. See all author stories here.

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