“Exciting Announcements Made at Canada’s Farm Show 2021″
Canada’s Farm Show is gearing up for another exciting year in Regina, with the latest agricultural technology on full display. The 47th annual Farm Show promises to be a hub of innovation and opportunity for farmers and exhibitors alike.
Unveiling of ‘The Heavy Duty Staggered Ripper’
At the recent news conference, Degelman Industries announced the launch of their new line of tillage equipment called ‘The Heavy Duty Staggered Ripper.’ This new addition is sure to draw a crowd and showcase the cutting-edge technology that Canada’s Farm Show is known for.
A Rich History of Innovation
Canada’s Farm Show traces its roots back to a fair held in Regina way back in 1884. Since then, the show has grown exponentially, attracting thousands of attendees each year. Roberta Engel, acting president and CEO of REAL, emphasized the show’s commitment to innovation and its role as a pillar of the agricultural industry.
An International Affair
With over 100 international delegates expected to attend from all corners of the globe, Canada’s Farm Show truly lives up to its name as a world-class event. The opportunity for networking and collaboration on a global scale is one of the many highlights of the show.
Free Admission for Students
Education is a key focus at Canada’s Farm Show, and to encourage the next generation of farmers, all students will receive free admission on June 20. This initiative underscores the show’s commitment to fostering learning and growth within the agricultural community.
The Future of Agriculture
As Canada’s Farm Show prepares to open its doors once again, it serves as a reminder of the vital role that technology and innovation play in shaping the future of agriculture. From cutting-edge equipment to international collaborations, the show offers a glimpse into the endless possibilities that lie ahead for the industry.
Conclusion:
Canada’s Farm Show is more than just a trade show – it’s a testament to the spirit of innovation and progress that drives the agricultural industry forward. As farmers and exhibitors come together in Regina, they have the opportunity to explore new opportunities, forge new connections, and pave the way for a brighter future in agriculture. So mark your calendar for June 18-20 and be a part of this exciting event that promises to shape the future of farming for years to come.”
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