Ontario’s largest outdoor farm show features hands-on experience 

Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show returns on September 10-12 with demonstrations that give farmers hands-on experiences to drive new equipment, see demonstrations in the field and talk to companies bringing the latest in agriculture technology to the farm. 

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“Farmers want to know how something is going to work, especially when it comes to equipment, engines or power units,” says Rob O’Connor, business development lead and show director for Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show. “At this show, famers have the opportunity to try out different models or see equipment operating in the field from a large number of companies in one place.” 

With 100+ acres of trade show space to explore at Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show, plus additional acres for demonstrations with crops, equipment and live animals, farmers can experience the latest in equipment and products for the farm. 

“An added benefit is that it’s easy for farmers to get their questions answered with over 600 exhibitors onsite,” O’Connor says. “Many farmers come with a mission to find out more about a specific product or solve a challenge they are facing. This show is a great way to stay on top of advancements that are moving agriculture forward.” 

Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show has been highlighting innovative equipment and technology from leading agriculture companies for 31 years. The 2024 show highlights include: 

• Equipment Demonstrations: featuring spring tillage, forage baling and drones from dozens of companies that operate equipment in the fields located at the show. 
• Autonomous Equipment Demonstration: Haggerty AgRobotics shares a range of equipment for robotic seeding and weeding. 
• Ride & Drives: feature test-drives for sprayers, telehandlers, skid steers and compact loaders. 
• Crop Plot Displays: thirteen companies share seed, fertilizer, plant health and crop protection products for common eastern Canadian crops. 
• Livestock Central: industry-specific information for dairy, beef, goat and sheep producers. 

To find out more about Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show visit outdoorfarmshow.com.