Address:

Des Moines, IA

Description:
As the world's largest pork-specific trade show, World Pork Expo brings in some 20,000 pork producers and allied industry professionals for three days dedicated to industry innovation.Exhibiting at the World Pork Expo is an opportunity to put your company in front of the largest, most influential collection of pork producers anywhere.The National Pork Producers Council conducts public-policy outreach on behalf of its 43 affiliatedstate associations, enhancing opportunities for the success of U.S. pork producers and other industry stakeholders by establishing the U.S. pork industry as a consistent and responsible supplier of high-quality pork to the domestic and world markets.If the NPPC World Pork Expo 2013 - National Pork Producers Council is important to your business, act now and make the appropriate connections. See the contact information below.

Address:
1308 E. Olive Street
Marshalltown, IA

Description:
County Fair - Would like more exhibitors in Activity Building- Several Service clubs having meeting in our big tent.

Address:

Des Moines, IA

Description:
As the world's largest pork-specific trade show, World Pork Expo brings in some 20,000 pork producers and allied industry professionals for three days dedicated to industry innovation.Exhibiting at the World Pork Expo is an opportunity to put your company in front of the largest, most influential collection of pork producers anywhere.The National Pork Producers Council conducts public-policy outreach on behalf of its 43 affiliatedstate associations, enhancing opportunities for the success of U.S. pork producers and other industry stakeholders by establishing the U.S. pork industry as a consistent and responsible supplier of high-quality pork to the domestic and world markets.If the NPPC World Pork Expo 2014 - National Pork Producers Council is important to your business, act now and make the appropriate connections. See the contact information below.

Address:
S. Avenue & Highway 17
Boone, IA

Description:
From 1924 through 1941, Prairie Farmer sponsored corn husking contests. Early in 1953, Prairie Farmer joined forces with WLS-Radio in Chicago with the idea to host a farm event even better than the mechanical corn picking contests taking place around the Midwest at that time. It is this group who is credited with creating the idea of hosting a field day where farmers could see first hand the progress being made in farming equipment, along with seed varieties and ag chemicals.The first Farm Progress Show took place on October 2, 1953 on the Earl Bass farm in Armstrong, Illinois and hosted over 75,000 folks. This show offered visitors an opportunity to see equipment, seed and chemicals as well as fire-fighting demonstrations, sheep dog trials, stage entertainment, a fiddlers' contest and even the WLS Barn Dance. In subsequent years, the show evolved to include seed test plots and field demonstrations. While some of the programs evolved from our original program, we've stayed true to American Agriculture and to bringing the best of American Agriculture to our audience.The Farm Progress Show is the 'Super Bowl of Agriculture' with its huge exhibit field and product demonstrations.*Booth prices are subject to change.If the Farm Progress Show 2014 is important to your business, act now and make the appropriate connections. See the contact information below.

Address:
S. Avenue & Highway 17
Boone, IA

Description:
From 1924 through 1941, Prairie Farmer sponsored corn husking contests. Early in 1953, Prairie Farmer joined forces with WLS-Radio in Chicago with the idea to host a farm event even better than the mechanical corn picking contests taking place around the Midwest at that time. It is this group who is credited with creating the idea of hosting a field day where farmers could see first hand the progress being made in farming equipment, along with seed varieties and ag chemicals.The first Farm Progress Show took place on October 2, 1953 on the Earl Bass farm in Armstrong, Illinois and hosted over 75,000 folks. This show offered visitors an opportunity to see equipment, seed and chemicals as well as fire-fighting demonstrations, sheep dog trials, stage entertainment, a fiddlers' contest and even the WLS Barn Dance. In subsequent years, the show evolved to include seed test plots and field demonstrations. While some of the programs evolved from our original program, we've stayed true to American Agriculture and to bringing the best of American Agriculture to our audience.The Farm Progress Show is the 'Super Bowl of Agriculture' with its huge exhibit field and product demonstrations.*Booth prices are subject to change.Contact the event managers listed below for