Show Hours: 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. daily (Eastern Standard Time)

Location: Kentucky Exposition Center, 937 Phillips Lane, Louisville, KY 40209

Admission: NFMS admission is free; parking is $8.00
CTP ticket prices are TBA
All CTP seats are reserved. Tickets are subject to availability. All prices include a facility fee.
Tickets are sold at the Freedom Hall Ticket Office and all Ticketmaster outlets. Charge by phone at (800) 745-3000. Tickets can also be purchased on the Web at ticketmaster.com .

Attendance: The 2010 combined National Farm Machinery Show and Championship Tractor Pull attendance was 299,137.

Exhibit Space: Eight interconnected exhibit halls totaling more than 1.2 million square feet of indoor exhibit space and containing more than 850 agricultural displays.

Visitor Info: Call the Greater Louisville Convention & Visitors Bureau at (502) 584-2121 or 1 (800) 626-5646.

More Info: Call the National Farm Machinery Show Hotline at (502) 367-5004, visit us on the Internet at: twitter.com/nfmslouisville and facebook.com/nationalfarmmachineryshow.

When Jack Thill started the Fort Wayne Farm Show, he envisioned a trade show where the farm community could come together with agri-business leaders to learn and compare the latest equipment and products in this ever-changing marketplace.

Jack’s “vision” has grown each year to become one of the most respected farm shows in the nation, attracting qualified attendees from many states.

Our exhibitors not only present the latest farm technology the industry has to offer, but the area’s largest variety of farm machinery and equipment in one location. Educational seminars presented daily, are produced by Northeastern Indiana Soil and Water Conservation Districts and Purdue Cooperative Extension Services.

Stop by and say “Hello” to the folks from Glascock Equipment, who will be there in booth 587 with Kuhn Accumulators.

Be safe on your way to and back home from the show and enjoy a great time.

The show encompasses every aspect of farming and ranching and provides attendees with the ability to interact with manufactures, obtain necessary CEU credits and network with other producers in the region.

Join us for the 26th annual Amarillo Farm and Ranch Show, November 30 – December 2, 2010 at the Amarillo Civic Center in Amarillo, Texas. New information will be posted as it becomes available. Check back closer to the show date for details!

The Ranch Management University is an intensive 4-day event that targets new or inexperienced ranchers and landowners and covers the fundamentals of soils and soil fertility, forage establishment, pasture management, and utilization by livestock. Basic livestock management practices such as castrating, vaccinating, and de-horning calves are demonstrated. Grazing management, stocking rate, and body condition scoring are also highlighted. Additionally, several wildlife management topics are covered for those interested in managing white-tailed deer, turkey, quail, feral hogs, and farm ponds. Approximately one-half the workshop involves lectures and discussion, with the remainder consisting of the field demonstrations of various how to methods of soil sampling, planting, calibrating sprayers, and inoculating legume seed. Various forage species, including bermudagrass, small grains, annual ryegrass, and clovers are studied by workshop attendees. Additional demonstrations covers deer necropsy, hog trap management, and pond fisheries management. Plenty of time is allowed for interaction with Texas A&M University faculty with expertise and experience in all management facets of the soil-plant-animal interface and wildlife management.

The agenda and registration can be found at Texas Agrilife – First Annual Ranch Management University. Then type in the keyword ranch.

Thanks to Jwimberley for posting this on HayTalk.com and sharing this great educational opportunity. Hope if you live in the neighborhood you can make it.

You’ll find the most modern dairy equipment and the newest dairy technology and innovations, including animal health supplies, milking systems, feeding products, forage handling and manure equipment plus embryos, semen and genetic research.

While you are at World Dairy Expo you can also take advantage of free expo seminars on dairy management and other industry issues. These seminars offer technical expertise to help you stay knowledgeable, competitive and profitable. Explore a variety of farms from around the world and never leave the grounds by participating in World Dairy Expo’s Virtual Farm Tours. The farm tours, presented by the producers themselves, are the destination for attendees looking to learn more from their peers.

For more information visit the World Dairy Web Site at

Also visit our HayTalk sponsors at the show, International Stock Food Company (ISF), HayGuard, Silo Guard, and Gazeeka (Booth EH 1504), Pritchett Netwrap and Twine (Booth AR 511), B&D Rollers (Booths EH 4402; IL 327), Agri-King (Booths MC 47-50, EB8), and the National Hay Association (NHA), Booth EH 4310-431.

Make plans now to attend the 2010 event, September 28 through October 2.

BRING TRACTORS, SEE TRACTORS! BE A PART OF HISTORY!

Thurs., Sept. 23 – 10:00a to 7:00p – Proclamation Presentation at 1:00p http://www.theantiquetractorshow.com/preservation_day.htm

As designated by Jeremiah W. (Jay) Nixon, Governor of the State of Missouri http://www.theantiquetractorshow.com/blog/index.php/?p=17

ADMIT EVERYONE! NO ADMISSION FEE…FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!

The Ozark Heritage Welcome Center 2999 Porter Wagoner Blvd., West Plains, MO 65775 http://westplains.net/tourism/tourism.php