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    Manitoba AG Days 2027

    Join us for Manitoba Ag Days 2027, January 19-21 in Brandon, Manitoba, celebrating 50 years of agricultural innovation.

    Agricultural machinery and equipmentSeeds and fertilizersCrop protection productsLivestock feed and health productsPrecision agriculture technologiesSustainable farming solutions

    Dates

    19–21 Jan 2027

    City / country

    Brandon, Canada

    Venue

    Brandon

    Time

    9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Daily

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    Event overview

    Overview

    Manitoba Ag Days 2027 will take place from January 19 to 21 at the Keystone Centre in Brandon, Manitoba.

    This event celebrates 50 years of showcasing agricultural production expertise, technology, and equipment.

    Attendees can expect a diverse range of speakers and exhibitors from across Canada and the United States.

    TL;DR

    1. 1Dates: January 19-21, 2027
    2. 2Location: Keystone Centre, Brandon, Manitoba
    3. 3Daily Hours: 9 AM to 5 PM
    4. 4Celebrating 50 years of Ag Days
    5. 5Diverse speaker lineup and exhibitors

    Why visit

    Manitoba Ag Days is Canada's largest indoor agricultural and farm show, filling the Keystone Centre for three days of crop, livestock, equipment and farm-business expertise in the heart of the Prairies. • Compare machinery, seed, crop-input, grain-handling and livestock technology from hundreds of exhibitors under one heated roof — practical for a short Manitoba growing season. • Attend the daily speaker series on agronomy, markets and farm management; all sessions are included with a CAD 15 day pass or CAD 40 three-day pass. • Meet Prairie growers, agronomists, equipment dealers and co-op buyers in a walkable venue where every hall is indoors. • Winter timing works in your favour: January is a quiet farming month, so exhibitor technical staff and sales leads are on the floor and ready to talk business.

    Why exhibit

    Exhibiting at Manitoba Ag Days provides unparalleled access to a targeted audience of agricultural professionals and decision-makers. Manitoba Ag Days is a pivotal event for the agricultural sector, providing a platform for innovation and collaboration among industry professionals. It highlights advancements in agricultural technology and practices, making it essential for stakeholders in the agriculture community.

    Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

    Who this event is for

    Visitor profile

    Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.

    Farmers and ranchers seeking the latest agricultural technologies
    Agricultural suppliers and service providers
    Industry professionals looking for networking opportunities
    Students and educators in agricultural studies
    Government representatives focused on agricultural policies
    Agricultural researchers and innovators

    Exhibitor profile

    Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.

    Equipment manufacturers and suppliers
    Seed and crop protection companies
    Livestock producers and suppliers
    Agricultural technology firms
    Food processing companies
    Sustainable agriculture advocates

    Product categories

    Key solution areas showcased across the event.

    Agricultural machinery and equipment
    Seeds and fertilizers
    Crop protection products
    Livestock feed and health products
    Precision agriculture technologies
    Sustainable farming solutions

    Location & Facilities

    Venue

    Keystone Centre

    Brandon, Canada

    Attend

    Entry & tickets

    Event days & opening times

    DayOpening hours
    9:00 AM to5:00 PM Daily
    • Single Day Pass

      Early bird price through January 15th

      CA$15.00
    • Three-Day Pass

      CA$40.00
    Register

    Who runs the show

    Organisers

    Kristen Phillips

    General Manager

    Brittany Cousins

    Office Manager

    How the last edition performed

    Previous edition

    Last edition

    2026

    estimate

    Visitors: 40,000

    Exhibitors: 500

    This edition

    2027

    Next edition

    Not announced yet

    Impact

    A bigger and stronger platform

    Manitoba Ag Days 2027 will take place from January 19 to 21 at the Keystone Centre in Brandon, Manitoba. This event celebrates 50 years of showcasing agricultural production expertise, technology, and equipment. Attendees can expect a diverse range of speakers and exhibitors from across Canada and the United States. Manitoba Ag Days is a pivotal event for the agricultural sector, providing a platform for innovation and collaboration among industry professionals. It highlights.

    Audience quality

    High-value decision-makers

    Visitors typically include Farmers and ranchers seeking the latest agricultural technologies, Agricultural suppliers and service providers, Industry professionals looking for networking opportunities, Students and educators in agricultural studies. Dates: January 19-21, 2027. Location: Keystone Centre, Brandon, Manitoba. Daily Hours: 9 AM to 5 PM. Celebrating 50 years of Ag Days. Manitoba AG Days 2027 attracts an audience aligned with the organiser's published visitor positioning.

    Exhibitor outcomes

    Real business growth

    Exhibiting at Manitoba Ag Days provides unparalleled access to a targeted audience of agricultural professionals and decision-makers. Manitoba Ag Days is a pivotal event for the agricultural sector, providing a platform for innovation and collaboration among industry professionals. It highlights advancements in agricultural technology and practices, making it essential for stakeholders in the agriculture community. Exhibitor categories include Equipment manufacturers and suppliers, Seed and crop protection.

    Intelligence

    Market context

    Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.

    Brandon, Manitoba — Canadian Prairies / Northern Great Plains agricultural belt

    Why it matters

    Attending Manitoba AG Days 2027 on 2027-01-19 to 2027-01-21 in Brandon lets buyers and specifiers benchmark suppliers, see live demonstrations, and compress months of vendor meetings into one focused trade visit — worthwhile when your category roadmap aligns with the official exhibitor profile.

    Industry trends

    Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

    01

    Digital buyer journeys

    Professionals expect pre-show agendas, product finders, and meeting tools; suppliers align demos and literature to short on-stand decision cycles.

    02

    Sustainability in procurement

    Energy use, recyclable materials, and carbon reporting increasingly appear in RFPs and exhibitor scorecards across industrial trade fairs.

    03

    Automation and labour efficiency

    Visitors benchmark machinery, software, and services that reduce downtime, staffing pressure, and total cost of ownership.

    04

    Regional supply-chain resilience

    Buyers diversify suppliers across Europe, MENA, and Asia while favouring vendors with local service, spare parts, and training.

    05

    Hybrid engagement models

    Live demonstrations remain decisive, but follow-up webinars, digital catalogues, and year-round supplier portals extend the commercial window after the show.

    Market news

    Latest updates from across the market.

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    Canadian Prairie and North American farm-show circuit

    Book Ag Days hotel rooms 3–4 months ahead for January; the Saskatchewan and Alberta shows cluster in January and June, so plan a single circuit rather than separate trips.

    Agribusiness buyers across Western Canada plan Manitoba Ag Days alongside the region's other farm shows to compare machinery, crop inputs and livestock genetics, and to meet dealer networks covering different provinces. Attending two or three of these events in a single season gives a full picture of Prairie pricing, product availability and agronomic practice.

    Pre-show (October–December)

    Confirm exhibitor meetings, request dealer quotes and book Brandon accommodation.

    Show week (January)

    Trade-floor walkthroughs, speaker sessions, equipment demonstrations and supplier negotiations.

    Post-show (February–March)

    Follow up on quotes before spring seeding decisions are locked in.

    Peer events are established Prairie and Canadian agricultural shows; confirm current dates on each organiser's website before booking travel.

    Plan your trip

    Travel & logistics

    Local currency · CAD

    Arrival airports

    Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.

    YWG

    Winnipeg Richardson International Airport

    The main international gateway for Ag Days, with the widest choice of domestic and connecting flights, major car-rental desks and a scheduled Winnipeg–Brandon shuttle service. Take the Trans-Canada Highway 1 west; allow extra time in winter conditions.

    ~215 km

    to venue

    2 hr 15 min – 2 hr 30 min off-peak

    by car

    YBR

    Brandon Municipal Airport

    Closest airfield to the Keystone Centre but with limited scheduled passenger service — most traffic is charter, cargo and general aviation, so the majority of visitors arrive through Winnipeg and drive.

    ~7 km

    to venue

    10–12 min

    by car

    YQR

    Regina International Airport

    Practical alternative for travellers from Saskatchewan or the western United States; drive east on Highway 1 with a highway junction at Virden. Good option when Winnipeg fares spike during show week.

    ~355 km

    to venue

    3 hr 30 min – 3 hr 50 min

    by car

    YXE

    Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport

    Useful if fares or connections into Winnipeg are unavailable, and convenient for exhibitors combining Ag Days with January crop-production events in Saskatoon. A rental car is essential.

    ~480 km

    to venue

    4 hr 45 min – 5 hr 15 min

    by car

    Hotel tiers

    A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.

    Royal Oak Inn & Suites

    Mid-range
    Directly attached to the Keystone Centre, 3130 Victoria Avenue

    The only hotel physically connected to the venue — walk indoors to the exhibit halls without stepping outside. Books out first for Ag Days week; reserve by early December.

    Victoria Inn Hotel & Convention Centre Brandon

    Premium
    Victoria Avenue West, 5–8 min drive to the Keystone Centre

    Largest full-service hotel in Brandon with an on-site restaurant and meeting space; a common choice for exhibitor teams and dealer hospitality.

    Canad Inns Brandon

    Mid-range
    18th Street North, 5 min drive to the Keystone Centre

    Close to the venue on the main north-south artery, with dining on site and straightforward parking for trucks and trailers.

    Best Western Plus Brandon Inn

    Mid-range
    Victoria Avenue East, 8–10 min drive to the Keystone Centre

    Reliable mid-tier option with breakfast included and easy access to the Trans-Canada Highway for Winnipeg arrivals.

    Super 8 by Wyndham Brandon

    Budget
    18th Street North near the Trans-Canada Highway

    Value pick within a short drive of the venue; convenient for exhibitors travelling with a vehicle or cargo.

    Comfort Inn Brandon

    Budget
    18th Street North, 8 min drive to the Keystone Centre

    Straightforward budget rooms on the venue corridor — good for single visitors who plan to be on the show floor all day.

    Local transport

    Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

    taxi

    Estimated costCAD 20–30
    Best forBrandon Municipal Airport (YBR) to Brandon

    About 10–12 minutes by taxi; local firms such as Brandon Taxi and Associated Cab serve the city on demand. Most Brandon hotels are a 5–15 minute cab ride from the venue, so metered fares stay under CAD 20 in town.

    bus

    Estimated costCAD 3.00–3.50 single fare; day pass available
    Best forBrandon Transit city routes → Keystone Centre (18th Street stops)

    Brandon Transit runs Monday to Saturday with reduced Sunday service. Buses on the 18th Street corridor stop across from the Keystone Centre; cash fare paid on boarding.

    bus

    Estimated costCAD 60–95 one way per person
    Best forWinnipeg Richardson Airport (YWG) → Brandon hotels and Keystone Centre shuttle

    Scheduled airport shuttle and limousine services connect Winnipeg's airport with Brandon hotels in roughly 2 hr 15 min on the Trans-Canada Highway 1. Reserve seats in advance for Ag Days week, when departures fill quickly.

    taxi

    Estimated costCAD 12–20
    Best forBrandon hotels → Keystone Centre (show-week short hops)

    Cheapest way for small groups staying off the venue corridor, especially in deep cold. Ask the hotel front desk to call a cab at least 20 minutes before you need it during peak show hours.

    car

    Estimated costCAD 55–110 per day plus fuel (~CAD 25 one way from Winnipeg)
    Best forWinnipeg Richardson International Airport (YWG) to Brandon

    Best option for exhibitors and anyone combining Ag Days with farm visits. Drive Highway 1 west from Winnipeg or east from Regina; winter tyres and an emergency kit are standard practice on Prairie highways in January.

    taxi

    Estimated costCAD 45–85 taxi or rideshare to the venue district
    Best forRegina International Airport (YQR) to Brandon

    3 hr 30 min – 3 hr 50 min; Practical alternative for travellers from Saskatchewan or the western United States; drive east on Highway 1 with a highway junction at Virden. Good option when Winnipeg fares spike during show week.

    taxi

    Estimated costCAD 45–85 taxi or rideshare to the venue district
    Best forSaskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport (YXE) to Brandon

    4 hr 45 min – 5 hr 15 min; Useful if fares or connections into Winnipeg are unavailable, and convenient for exhibitors combining Ag Days with January crop-production events in Saskatoon. A rental car is essential.

    Plan your trip

    Visa & entry documents

    Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.

    Visa not required
    ATA Carnet: accepted

    U.S. citizens and U.S. lawful permanent residents travelling with a valid passport need no visa or eTA for a short business visit. Visa-exempt passport holders from the UK, most EU states, Australia, New Zealand, Japan and South Korea require an eTA only.

    Canada accepts ATA Carnets for the temporary import of exhibition goods, commercial samples and professional equipment. Carnets are issued in Canada by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce and must list every display item; carry the carnet with the goods and have it stamped on arrival and departure.

    Official visa page

    Weather

    January is the coldest month in Brandon, with daytime highs averaging around -11 °C and overnight lows near -21 °C — and wind chill can push the felt temperature below -35 °C during cold snaps. Snowfall averages roughly 25 cm for the month, arriving as frequent light snow, but clear, bright and dry days are common between weather systems, and the deep cold keeps roads crisp rather than slushy. Pack insulated waterproof boots, a heavy parka, hat, mittens and a scarf; the Keystone Centre exhibit halls are well heated, so layer under your coat and expect to shed outerwear at the door.

    Plan for the climate

    Check temperatures and pack accordingly

    Venue connectivity

    Confirm mobile roaming or local SIM options for business visitors to Canada.

    Ride-hailing

    Taxis

    Public transit

    Car rentals

    Cultural notes

    Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.

    Farm-community etiquette

    Ag Days is a working farm audience, so conversations get straight to the point: yields, costs, service coverage and delivery timing. Handshakes are the norm, first names are used immediately, and exhibitors are expected to know their product specifications without a sales script.

    Tipping

    Tipping follows Canadian practice — 15–20 % on restaurant bills before tax, CAD 1–2 per drink at a bar, and CAD 2–5 for hotel housekeeping or a few dollars for a taxi. Debit and credit cards are accepted almost everywhere in Brandon, with tap payments standard.

    Winter dress and venue courtesy

    Arrive in practical winter clothing; parkas, boots and toques are entirely normal at a business event in Manitoba in January. Remove hats and heavy outerwear once inside the Keystone Centre, and use the coat-check or hotel shuttle rather than carrying wet boots through the exhibit halls.

    Practical guides

    Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials

    Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.

    Flights

    Destination: YWG

    Book flights to DEN (Brandon) when possible for the shortest transfer to the venue.

    Visa

    Most international visitors need either an eTA or a Temporary Resident Visa before flying to Canada, and both are applied for online through Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. U.S. citizens and U.S. lawful permanent residents travelling with a valid passport do not need an eTA or visa for a short business visit. Visa-exempt passport holders (United Kingdom, most EU countries, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea and others) need an eTA, which costs CAD 7, is valid up to five years and is usually approved within minutes. Passport holders from visa-required countries, including India, China, Pakistan and Nigeria, need a Temporary Resident Visa (CAD 100 plus CAD 85 biometrics) and should apply three to four months before departure. Carry a letter from your employer or the organiser confirming your business purpose, and note that ATA Carnets are accepted for bringing display goods and equipment into Canada temporarily.

    Estimated cost: Varies by visa type and nationality (check official site).

    Processing: Varies by nationality; apply several weeks before travel.

    CAD 7 fee, valid up to five years or until passport expiry. Apply at the official IRCC portal before booking travel; it is electronically linked to your passport. CAD 100 visa fee plus CAD 85 biometrics enrolment. Apply online through IRCC and carry an invitation letter from Manitoba Ag Days or your Canadian host confirming the purpose of your visit.

    Official

    Transport

    Get to the venue and around the city with these options.

    Airport → venue: Primary gateways: Winnipeg Richardson International Airport (YWG): 2 hr 15 min – 2 hr 30 min off-peak; Brandon Municipal Airport (YBR): 10–12 min; Regina International Airport (YQR): 3 hr 30 min – 3 hr 50 min; Saskatoon John G. Diefenbaker International Airport (YXE): 4 hr 45 min – 5 hr 15 min. Allow road or rail time to Keystone Centre; on-site parking is usually available at major exhibition venues.

    Hotel → venue: Precinct hotels near Keystone Centre: Directly attached to the Keystone Centre, 3130 Victoria Avenue: Royal Oak Inn & Suites; Victoria Avenue West, 5–8 min drive to the Keystone Centre: Victoria Inn Hotel & Convention Centre Brandon; 18th Street North, 5 min drive to the Keystone Centre: Canad Inns Brandon.

    Ride-hail: Ride-hailing apps are commonly used in Brandon; confirm local availability before travel.

    Public transit: The Keystone Centre at 1175 18th Street sits on Brandon's transit spine, so hotels along Victoria Avenue and 18th Street North are reachable by city bus in 10–20 minutes. Brandon Transit runs Monday to Saturday with reduced Sunday service, and a single cash fare is roughly CAD 3.00–3.50, with day passes available from the driver. Buses stop on 18th Street directly across from the Keystone Centre entrance; from downtown, take a route heading north on 18th Street and walk two minutes to the main doors. Most show-week visitors still use taxis or drive, because Brandon is compact and parking at the Keystone Centre is free and plentiful — but transit is a cheap, reliable fallback on snow days.

    Parking: On-site parking is available at Keystone Centre; confirm daily rates and hall access on the organiser or venue site.

    Weather

    Plan and pack for the event climate.

    Month: January 2027

    Temperature: -21 °C overnight to -11 °C in the daytime, with wind chills reaching -35 °C during cold snaps

    Seasonality: Deep-winter season: roughly 25 cm of light snowfall across the month, dry cold air and bright sunshine between weather systems, with no rainfall expected. Roads stay passable but require winter tyres and extra travel time.

    Packing: January 2027

    Plan your trip

    Planning

    Best day to visit: Wednesday, January 20, 2027 (day two of the show)

    Day two combines a full speaker-series slate with a trade floor where every exhibitor has finished setup and staffing is at full strength. Opening-day crowds thin out after the first morning, so Wednesday gives you shorter queues at booths, easier access to technical and sales specialists, and enough remaining show time to return on day three for follow-up meetings or quotes you requested.

    Sample visitor itinerary

    Route-optimised day
    08:30–09:45

    Arrival, badge pickup and first pass of the trade floor

    10:00–12:00

    Morning speaker series and agronomy sessions

    12:00–13:30

    Lunch and targeted exhibitor meetings

    13:30–17:00

    Deep-dive demos, dealer quotes and supplier follow-ups

    Networking spots

    3

    Main exhibit halls and arena equipment display

    The highest concentration of dealer principals, OEM representatives and farm buyers; the arena floor is where large-machinery conversations happen and where you can compare competing brands within a few steps.

    Speaker series session room

    Sessions draw agronomists, farm managers and industry association staff. The ten minutes before and after each talk are the easiest window to introduce yourself to speakers and peers.

    Venue concourse and food service area

    The natural meeting point between halls — tables are open seating and it is where exhibitors take buyers for longer conversations away from booth noise.

    Budget

    Costs & budget

    Cost reference

    Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.

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    visitor · Single Day Pass

    CAD 15 / per person

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    visitor · Three-Day Pass

    CAD 40 / per person

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    visa_fee

    visitor · Entry visa

    USD 5 / per application

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    Decision

    Visit, exhibit, or skip?

    Should you go?

    Pick the closest answer for each. Your recommendation updates live.

    QUESTION 1 OF 6

    What is your primary role?

    Decision matrix

    Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.

    visit

    You are actively planning a 2027 equipment, seed or input purchase, or you need to meet several suppliers in one trip instead of booking separate farm visits.

    Best for

    Prairie grain and livestock producers, agronomists, ag-retail and co-op staff, and equipment buyers who want to compare machinery, seed and crop-input options face to face. Also valuable for ag-tech firms scouting Prairie distribution partners.

    Min. budget

    $600.00

    Timeline

    4–8 weeks. Book Brandon hotel rooms by early December, register online before January 15 for early-bird ticket pricing, and confirm flights into Winnipeg or Regina with a winter buffer day.

    Risks

    Brandon hotel capacity is small for a 40,000-visitor show — rooms near the Keystone Centre sell out months ahead.

    January blizzards can delay prairie flights and close Highway 1; a missed connection can cost a full show day.

    Early-bird registration closes January 15, after which walk-up pricing applies.

    exhibit

    You sell to Canadian Prairie agriculture and want concentrated face time with growers, dealers and co-ops during the season's biggest indoor gathering.

    Best for

    Equipment dealers and OEMs, seed and crop-input companies, grain-handling and storage manufacturers, livestock genetics suppliers, ag-finance and ag-software providers selling into Western Canada. Ideal if your buyers are Prairie farms and you want qualified leads in a quiet farming month.

    Min. budget

    $2,800.00

    Timeline

    5–7 months. Exhibit space is allocated on a first-come basis and the floor fills early in the year; winter freight, customs paperwork and staff hotel blocks all need lead time.

    Risks

    Floor space and prime aisle positions are committed months in advance — late applications get leftover locations.

    Imported equipment and displays require customs clearance; without an ATA Carnet you risk duty and delay at the border.

    Winter freight into Brandon and staff travel to a small-city airport need contingency planning.

    skip

    Your product has no Canadian agricultural application, or you cannot resource a three-day presence during the busiest winter booking month.

    Best for

    Suppliers outside agriculture, urban-focused technology vendors and companies without a Canadian Prairie sales channel. The audience is farm operators, agronomists and ag-retail buyers, so non-ag products rarely convert here.

    Timeline

    No travel commitment. Review the exhibitor list and speaker schedule online, then revisit in a future year if your Prairie channel develops.

    Risks

    Travel and exhibit spend in a small winter city will not pay back without a genuine Prairie customer base.

    FAQs & glossary

    Answers

    Glossary

    1
    Agronomy
    The science of soil, crop and nutrient management — at Ag Days it covers variety selection, seeding rates, fertility and crop-protection programmes tuned to Prairie conditions.
    2
    Precision Agriculture
    Hardware and software that varies seeding, fertiliser or spraying rates field by field using GPS, yield maps and sensors. A major equipment category on the Ag Days floor.
    3
    Crop Inputs
    Seed, fertiliser, crop-protection products and seed treatments bought before each growing season — the core purchasing decision for grain farms.
    4
    Zero Till (No-Till)
    Seeding directly into last year's stubble without tillage. Standard practice across the Canadian Prairies to conserve moisture and soil; most equipment exhibits are built around it.
    5
    Grain Handling & Storage
    Augers, conveyors, bins, aeration and drying systems that move and condition grain after harvest — critical in a climate with a short harvest window.
    6
    Livestock Genetics
    Breeding stock, semen and embryo programmes for beef and other livestock herds; exhibitors present genetic performance data rather than finished animals.
    7
    ATA Carnet
    An international customs document that lets you bring commercial samples, tools and display equipment into Canada temporarily without paying duty or taxes. Accepted for Ag Days exhibits and issued in Canada by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce.
    8
    eTA (Electronic Travel Authorization)
    A short online pre-clearance required for visa-exempt visitors flying into Canada. Valid up to five years and inexpensive; U.S. citizens do not need one.
    9
    Temporary Resident Visa (TRV)
    The Canadian visitor visa for passport holders from countries without a visa exemption, including India, China and Pakistan. Apply online well ahead of travel and allow time for biometrics.
    10
    Per Diem
    The daily allowance a company budgets for meals, local transport and incidentals while an employee is travelling on trade-show business.

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