What are the dates and hours of World Ag Expo 2027?

The expo runs February 9–11, 2027. Hours are Tuesday and Wednesday 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. PST, and Thursday 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. PST

Where is World Ag Expo held?

The event takes place at the International Agri-Center, located at 4500 S. Laspina St., Tulare, CA 93274

How much are admission tickets?

General admission is $20 per day. Children 6 and under are free

Is parking available?

Yes, free parking is available on-site. A Park & Ride shuttle service operates from multiple lots

How can I exhibit at World Ag Expo?

Exhibitor space can be requested through the official website. Booth pricing starts at $2,250 for a 10'x10' inside interior space, with various options for indoor and outdoor exhibits

Are there sponsorship opportunities?

Yes, customizable sponsorship packages are available. Contact sponsorship@farmshow.org or call +1 for more information

World Ag Expo | TradeShowIntel

Name: World Ag Expo
Start: 2027-02-09
End: 2027-02-11
Location: International Agri-Center

Event overview

Overview

The World Ag Expo, hosted by the International Agri-Center®, is the largest annual agricultural show of its kind. Held in Tulare, California, the expo provides a platform for networking, education, and business in one of the most productive agricultural counties in the United States.

The 2027 show marks the 60th edition and will take place from February 9–11. It hosts over 1,200 exhibitors displaying cutting-edge technology and equipment across 2.

6 million square feet of exhibit space. An estimated average of 100,000 individuals from over 70 countries attend each year

TL;DR

1World Ag Expo is the world's largest annual outdoor agricultural exposition, held in Tulare
2The 2027 edition (60th) runs February 9–11, 2027
3Over 1,200 exhibitors showcase cutting-edge agricultural technology and equipment on 2.6 million square feet
4Attracts an estimated 100,000 attendees from over 70 countries annually
5Features 90+ free educational seminars, live demonstrations, and the Top-10 New Products competition

Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

Who this event is for

Visitor profile

Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.

Farmers, ranchers, and dairy producers seeking the latest equipment, technology, and best practices

Agricultural business owners and operators looking to source new products, compare suppliers, and make purchasing decisions

Agronomists, crop consultants, and irrigation specialists interested in precision agriculture and water management solutions

Livestock and dairy industry professionals exploring innovations in animal health, feeding, and waste management

Agribusiness executives, procurement managers, and supply chain professionals evaluating new partnerships and technologies

Students, educators, and career-seekers in agriculture, attending the Career & Education Center and networking with industry leaders

International buyers and delegations from over 70 countries, seeking U.S. and global agricultural products and technologies

Media and industry analysts covering agricultural trends, innovation, and trade

Exhibitor profile

Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.

Manufacturers and distributors of farm machinery, tractors, and implements

Companies specializing in irrigation systems, water management, and precision agriculture technology

Agri-chemical, fertilizer, and crop protection product suppliers

Livestock equipment and dairy technology providers

Agricultural technology (AgTech) firms offering software, sensors, drones, and automation solutions

Service providers including financial, insurance, logistics, and consulting firms serving the agricultural sector

Educational institutions, FFA chapters, and career-focused organizations

International agricultural companies and trade delegations looking to enter or expand in the U.S. market

Product categories

Key solution areas showcased across the event.

General Agriculture

Irrigation & Water

Agri-Chemical, Fertilizer, and Spray

Dairy & Livestock

Technology

Location & Facilities

Venue

Open in Google Maps

Halls & areas

Pavilion A: General Agriculture ExhibitsPavilion B: Irrigation, Water, and General Agriculture ExhibitsBuilding C: General Agriculture, Agri-Chemical, Fertilizer, and Spray ExhibitsCareer & Education Center: FFA, College, Career-Focused ExhibitsFarm Credit Dairy and Livestock Center

International Agri-Center

4500 S. Laspina St, 93274 Tulare, United States

Entrances & gates

Gate B

Media entry and Media Center access. West end of grounds

Facilities

Parking

On-site parking is FREE. Park & Ride shuttle service runs from 7:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. every 15-20 minutes from multiple off-site lots -. Handicap-accessible parking available

Accessibility

Handicap-accessible parking available. Clear wayfinding and accessible routes throughout the grounds

On-site shuttle

Free Park & Ride shuttle service operates between off-site parking lots and the venue. Shuttles run every 15-20 minutes from 7:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M

Food options

Nonprofit Food Booths

On-site dining

Parking: Parking on-site is FREE. Utilize the Park & Ride program sponsored by Valley Strong Credit Union to avoid congestion. Shuttles run every 15–20 minutes from multiple lots. Hours of operation: 7:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M

Gate: Main public gates and media entry via Gate B (west end of grounds). Media Center located through Gate B Media parking requires a valid 2027 Media parking pass, available from February 8 at the Media Center, limited to two per company

Attend

Entry & tickets

Event days & opening times

DayOpening hours

Tuesday, February 9:9:00 AM

–5:00 PM

Event daysPST

Wednesday, February 10:9:00 AM

Thursday, February 11:9:00 AM

–4:00 PM

General Admission
+$1 convenience fee if purchased online
$20.00

Ticket info

Badge collection

Tickets can be purchased online or in-person. Online tickets incur a $1 convenience fee. Children 6 and under are free

Ticket notes

General admission is $20 per day ($21 online). Children 6 & under free. Parking is free

Build-up & tear-down

Setup starts9 Feb 2027

Setup ends11 Feb 2027

Teardown starts9 Feb 2027

Teardown ends11 Feb 2027

Who runs the show

Organisers

Megan Lausten

Media Contact

Email Call Website

General Inquiry

Main Office

Email Call Website

Sponsorship Inquiries

Sponsorship Team

Email Call Website

What's on

Programme

Topic tracks

Dairy & LivestockTechnologyIrrigation & WaterDemonstrationsGeneral AgricultureSustainability

Awards

Top-10 New Products Competition

Annual

An annual competition open to exhibitors, showcasing the latest innovations in agricultural technology and equipment. Winners gain significant exposure, are highlighted on show maps, identified with 'Top-10 Winner' flags, and recognized at the Opening Ceremonies. The competition is evaluated by a panel of farmers, ranchers, and industry professionals. The 2027 competition is open to products released between February 13, 2026 and February 8, 2027, with an application deadline of October 31, 2026

Agricultural TechnologyFarm EquipmentInnovation

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Government supporters

U.S. Government

Officially supported and listed in the U.S. Federal Procurement Plan

How the last edition performed

Previous edition

Current edition

2027 · 100,000 visitors · 1,200 exhibitors

Based on historical averages and organiser expectations for the 60th edition. Space renewals from 2026 exhibitors are being accepted

Forecast — not final

Visitors

100,000

Exhibitors

1,179

Floor area (sqm)

241,548

Visitor countries

Growth over time

Edition recap

The 2026 World Ag Expo gathered over 100,000 attendees and 1,179 exhibitors from 53 countries, with a slight increase in attendance from 2025. Visitors explored 2.6 million square feet of exhibit space featuring cutting-edge equipment, technology, and live demonstrations. Exhibitors reported quality traffic and strong plans to return. Special events included the annual Prayer Breakfast and Ag Leadership breakfast. The Top-10 New Products contest highlighted the latest innovations. International attendance remained a highlight

The 2025 edition featured 1,274 exhibitors and welcomed over 100,000 attendees from 80 countries. The new Women's Conference Pavilion debuted with sessions on leadership. More than 80 educational seminars covered irrigation, dairy, livestock, and professional development. Autonomous solutions, electric vehicles, and AI were key technology highlights

The 2024 show boasted 1,258 exhibitors and over 100,000 attendees from 81 countries. More than 100 educational seminars were held. The Fresno State WET Center Innovation Pitch Event and Women in Ag Session were notable additions. Autonomous solutions, electric vehicles, and drones continued to showcase technological advancements

The 2023 edition marked a 10-year high in attendance with 108,233 people, 1,225 exhibitors, and representatives from 56 countries. The show featured a House Ag Committee Farm Bill Listening Session and more than 40 exhibitors offering test drives or demonstrations

New this edition

1
60th Anniversary Edition
The 2027 show marks the 60th anniversary of World Ag Expo, with special programming and events expected to commemorate the milestone
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2
Top-10 New Products Competition 2027
The competition returns for 2027, open to exhibitors with products released between February 13, 2026 and February 8, 2027. The application deadline is October 31, 2026
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3
Expanded Seminar Tracks
The 2027 seminar series includes tracks on Dairy & Livestock, Technology, Irrigation & Water, Demonstrations, and more, with applications for speakers open until October 31, 2026
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Testimonials

After 20 years of exhibiting at World Ag Expo, 2026 still managed to blow us away. The flow of people and conversations were great! We love getting the chance to show how our Aeromaster composting equipment helps Dairies turn Manure into a real asset. It's a must-attend event for us, and we look forward to being back in 2027
Todd Blosser · Representative · Midwest Bio-Systems · 2026

We had an incredible experience at the 2025 World Ag Expo. Invaluable connections were made throughout the event. Our team was proud to showcase what we offer, and we look forward to returning next year for another great show with more opportunities to connect with the agriculture community
George Cox · Marketing Manager · Pacific Ag Rentals · 2025

The World Ag Expo connected farm-ng with forward thinking farmers from around the world. Our team learned from a marketplace of engaged users. We will be back in 2025 with new tools and capabilities
Nathan Dorn · Business Development Manager · farm-ng · 2024

World Ag Expo brings the right customers to the show. We were able to have good conversations on future products with high-impact customers
Taylor Smith · Representative · Case IH · 2023

This is the best World Ag Expo ever for Dragon-Line. A great exposition for domestic and international producers to participate and view so many facets of the Ag industry
Monty Teeter · CEO · Dragon-Line LLC · 2022

Next edition outlook

2027-02-09 – 2027-02-11

organiser_forecast

The 60th World Ag Expo will be held February 9-11, 2027 Organisers anticipate strong participation based on 2026 exhibitor renewals and space requests opening March 1, 2026 The 2027 edition marks a major milestone—the 60th anniversary—with special programming expected to commemorate the occasion. The show will maintain its traditional Tuesday-Thursday format but falls slightly earlier in February than the 2026 edition

60th anniversary programming and special events Earlier dates (February 9-11 vs. February 10-12 in 2026) Continued growth in AI, automation, and sustainable agtech exhibits

Impact

A bigger and stronger platform

The 2026 World Ag Expo delivered a near-perfect show with three days of sunshine, drawing over 100,000 attendees (a slight increase from 2025) and 1,179 exhibitors from 53 countries and all 50 U.S. states. The 2.6 million square feet of exhibit space showcased cutting-edge equipment, live demonstrations, and the 2026 Top-10 New Products contest winners. Special events included the annual Prayer Breakfast and Ag Leadership breakfast. The event's estimated economic impact ranged from $30 million to $60 million for the local community, with local restaurants reporting sales increases of at least 15% during the show week. The International Agri-Center's team of ~25 full-time staff and ~1,000 volunteers worked year-round to execute the event

Audience quality

High-value decision-makers

The 2026 show attracted over 100,000 attendees—farmers, students, and ag professionals—representing all 50 states, D.C., and 53 countries. Exhibitors reported quality traffic with strong plans to return. The event drew strong participation in special events like the Prayer Breakfast and Ag Leadership breakfast. International attendance remained a highlight, with visitors traveling from around the globe to connect and build relationships. The audience reflected the global importance of agriculture and ag technology

Exhibitor outcomes

Real business growth

Exhibitors reported quality traffic with plans to return. Todd Blosser of Midwest Bio-Systems, after 20 years of exhibiting, noted: '2026 still managed to blow us away. The flow of people and conversations were great!. It's a must-attend event for us, and we look forward to being back in 2027.'- 22 Jerry Sinift, CEO of the International Agri-Center, observed: 'It's wonderful to see exhibitors and attendees connecting, networking, and doing business.'- 22 Space renewals from 2026 exhibitors were being accepted immediately after the show, indicating strong exhibitor satisfaction and commitment to return

Intelligence

Market context

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

North America (United States, California Central Valley)

Why it matters

World Ag Expo is the world's largest annual outdoor agricultural trade show, held in Tulare, California—the heart of one of the most productive agricultural regions in the U.S. For buyers, it offers a one‑stop shop to compare cutting‑edge equipment, precision technology, and sustainable solutions from over 1,200 exhibitors across 2.6 million square feet, plus more than 90 free educational seminars. For exhibitors, it delivers direct access to an estimated 100,000 qualified decision‑makers from over 70 countries, making it the most efficient channel to launch new products, generate leads, and build brand presence in the North American and global ag markets. The show's status as the only U.S. agricultural exhibition included in the federal government's procurement plan further underscores its strategic importance

Industry trends

Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

Electrification and Decarbonisation of Farm Machinery

The global agricultural machinery industry is undergoing a rapid transition to electric power. Compared with traditional diesel equipment, new-energy farm machinery now costs roughly 30% less to own and offers nearly 50% greater range, a technology inflection point that is reshaping purchasing decisions

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AI, IoT, and Precision Agriculture Become Mandatory

Artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), and big-data analytics are shifting from optional to essential. Autonomous tractors, drone field scouting, smart irrigation, and sensor-based livestock management are dramatically boosting efficiency and resource utilisation, directly addressing labour shortages and cost pressures

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North American Equipment Replacement Cycle Peaks

The North American farm-machinery market is entering a peak replacement cycle, with old-equipment trade‑in demand and new cropping patterns combining to drive a fresh wave of purchasing. This cycle is expected to catalyse strong buyer interest at the 2027 expo

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Sustainability and Regenerative Agriculture Gain Traction

Sustainability is no longer a niche concern. The 2027 seminar track explicitly includes organic farming and sustainability, and the show highlights renewable natural gas, wind, methane, and land-management practices. The broader industry is moving toward circular bioeconomies, carbon reduction, and regenerative farming

Source

Market news

Latest updates from across the market.

World Ag Expo® Celebrates Successful 2026

The 2026 edition drew over 100,000 attendees (a slight increase from 2025), 1,179 exhibitors, and visitors from all 50 states, D.C., and 53 countries. Exhibitors reported quality traffic and strong plans to return. The 60th World Ag Expo will be held February 9‑11, 2027

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World Ag Expo® Opens Applications for 2027 Top‑10 Products and Seminar Series

Applications opened for the 2027 Top‑10 New Products Competition and seminar sessions. The competition is open to exhibitors; products released between Feb 13, 2026 and Feb 8, 2027 are eligible. The deadline is Oct 31, 2026. Seminar tracks include Dairy & Livestock, Technology, Irrigation & Water, and Demonstrations

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World Ag Expo 2027 Positioned at the Heart of Global Agritech Transformation

The 2027 edition coincides with an acceleration in electric farm machinery adoption (costs down 30%, range up 50%) and a peak North American replacement cycle, making the show a critical window for observing autonomous, precision-ag, and sustainability trends

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Global Agricultural Trade Show Circuit 2027–2028

February 2027 – November 2027

World Ag Expo is the anchor event for the North American winter ag show season, overlapping with the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville. The spring brings Commodity Classic (New Orleans) and Agritechnica Asia (Vietnam), while the fall features World Dairy Expo (Madison) and the biennial Agritechnica (Hanover) in November. The circuit offers buyers and exhibitors a year‑round rhythm of regional and global platforms for networking, education, and deal‑making

9–11 Feb 2027

World Ag Expo 2027

Tulare, United States

60th edition. Over 1,200 exhibitors, 100,000+ attendees, 2.6 million sq ft

website

9–11 Feb 2027

National Farm Machinery Show (NFMS) 2027

Louisville, United States

61st edition. Held at Kentucky Exposition Center

website

9–11 Feb 2027

Agritechnica Asia 2027

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Co‑located with HORTEX Vietnam. Focus on green, climate‑smart farming

website

9–11 Feb 2027

Commodity Classic 2027

New Orleans, United States

Features ag technology, crop science, and farm innovation

website

9–11 Feb 2027

Agrishow 2027

Ribeirão Preto, Brazil

30th edition. Major platform for South American agribusiness

website

9–11 Feb 2027

World Dairy Expo 2027

Madison, United States

Held at Alliant Energy Center. Attracts international dairy professionals

website

9–11 Feb 2027

Agritechnica 2027

Hanover, Germany

2,700+ exhibitors from 53 countries. Global benchmark for agtech

website

Winter North American Ag Shows (Feb 2027)

World Ag Expo 2027National Farm Machinery Show 2027

Overlapping dates offer buyers a continuous 5‑day North American agtech marathon

Spring Global Agtech (Mar–Apr 2027)

Commodity Classic 2027Agritechnica Asia 2027Agrishow 2027

Key spring events for U.S. row crops, Asian smart farming, and Brazilian agribusiness

Autumn Dairy & European Agritech (Sep–Nov 2027)

World Dairy Expo 2027Agritechnica 2027

Dairy focus in Madison followed by the world's largest ag machinery fair in Hanover

Event dates sourced from official organisers and trade press. All 2027 dates confirmed except where noted

Plan your trip

Travel & logistics

Local currency · USD

Arrival airports

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

FAT

Fresno Yosemite International Airport

Nearest major hub with full commercial service; served by seven domestic airlines and one international airline -. Ground transport options include rental cars, taxis, and bus services

50 miles (80 km)

to venue

approx. 1 hour

by car

VIS

Visalia-Tulare Regional Airport (Visalia Municipal Airport)

General aviation airport with connections. Approximately 150 private planes land here during the expo-. Serves as a Park & Ride location during the event

10 miles (16 km)

to venue

approx. 20 minutes

by car

TLR

Mefford Field (Tulare Municipal Airport)

Public general aviation airport with transient aircraft facilities. Serves as a Park & Ride location during the event

4 miles (6.4 km)

to venue

approx. 10 minutes

by car

Hotel tiers

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

Budget

Tulare

USD 76–120 / night

Basic 2-star accommodations with essential amenities. Examples include Village Inn (starting at US$76) and Motel 6. Limited dining within walking distance; free parking and Wi-Fi typically included. Book early as rooms fill quickly during the expo

Mid-range

Tulare

USD 130–220 / night

Full-service hotels with pools, fitness centers, and breakfast. Hampton Inn & Suites Tulare (5 miles from venue) is a popular option, along with Holiday Inn Express & Suites Tulare, Best Western Plus Tuscan Inn, and Quality Inn & Suites- -. Located off Hwy 99 for easy access

Premium

Fresno or Visalia

USD 180–300 / night

Wider selection of full-service and business-class hotels. Fresno (approx. 1 hour drive) offers major chains and more dining/entertainment options-. Visalia (approx. 20-30 minutes) provides additional mid-range and premium properties, including Best Western Visalia Hotel-. Recommended for those seeking broader amenities or extending their stay

Local transport

Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

Free Park & Ride Shuttle

Estimated costFree

Best forMultiple off-site lots in Tulare, Visalia, and Exeter, including Tulare Outlet Mall, Tulare Airport, Tulare County Fairgrounds, Mid-Valley Cotton Gin, Plaza Park (Visalia), and The Center for Art, Culture, and History (Exeter)

Operates daily from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Shuttles run every 15–20 minutes -. Drop-off and pick-up at the west end of the show grounds, Gate 2

Hotel Shuttle (from Fresno/Clovis)

Estimated cost$75 per person per day (round trip); $200 for all three days (group rate)

Best forGroup shuttles from many Fresno and Clovis hotels, with centralized pickup points (e.g., In-N-Out Burger in Fresno, McDonald's in Clovis)

Private door-to-door service is also available for $175 one-way or $350 round trip per person. Provided by Crossroads Tours

On-Site Trams / Grounds Transportation

Estimated costIncluded with admission

Best forWithin the International Agri-Center grounds

Trams are available to help attendees navigate the massive 2.6 million-square-foot exhibit area-. Transportation is also available for media throughout the day

Public Bus (Tulare County Regional Transit Agency TCRTA)

Estimated costStandard TCRTA fare (typically $1–$2)

Best forRoutes 11X (Tulare-Visalia) and T2 (Southeast Tulare) serve the area near the International Agri-Center

Bus routes may be re-routed due to traffic delays during the expo. Call TCRTA at (559) 372-2290 for trip planning assistance

Rideshare & Taxi

Estimated costVaries; taxi from Fresno (FAT) airport to Tulare approx. $98

Best forAvailable throughout Tulare and from nearby cities like Fresno and Visalia

Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft operate in the area. Availability may be limited during peak expo hours. Taxis can be arranged from airports and hotels

Plan your trip

Visa & entry documents

Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.

Visa required

ATA Carnet: accepted

Type	Who needs it	Fee	Processing
B-1 Business Visitor Visa	Non-U.S. citizens traveling to the United States for business purposes, including attending a trade show like World Ag Expo, setting up or dismantling exhibits as an employee of a foreign exhibitor, consulting with business associates, or negotiating contracts. Not eligible for Visa Waiver Program (VWP) or does not meet VWP requirements	$160.00	Varies by country and embassy workload—often several weeks to months. First-time or uncertain applicants are advised to apply early, ideally 3 to 6 months in advance
ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorization) under the Visa Waiver Program	Citizens of 42 designated Visa Waiver Program (VWP) countries traveling to the U.S. for business or tourism for 90 days or less. Must hold an e-passport with a digital chip	$21.00	Usually minutes to 72 hours; recommended to apply at least 72 hours before travel

Citizens of the 42 Visa Waiver Program countries do not need a B-1 visa for business stays of 90 days or less, but must obtain an approved ESTA prior to travel. VWP countries are listed on the DHS website

The United States accepts ATA Carnets for duty-free and tax-free temporary import of goods for exhibitions and trade shows. USCIB is the sole U.S. issuing and guaranteeing association. Carnets are valid for up to one year and can be processed in 24 hours. Alternatively, exhibitors may use a Temporary Import Bond (TIB)

Official visa page

Weather

Tulare in February has average high temperatures around 62°F (17°C) and lows around 40°F (6°C)-. Average precipitation is about 1.7 inches (43 mm), making it one of the wetter months. The show is rain or shine, so bring layers and rain gear

Plan for the climate

Check temperatures and pack accordingly

Venue connectivity

The venue is located just off Highway 99, midway between Fresno and Bakersfield. Free Park & Ride shuttles run from multiple lots every 15-20 minutes from 7:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. The Tulare InterModal Express (TIME) provides local bus service within Tulare and to Visalia. Greyhound buses connect Fresno to Tulare

Ride-hailing

Taxis

Public transit

Car rentals

Cultural notes

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

Agricultural Heartland

Tulare sits in the San Joaquin Valley, one of the most productive agricultural regions in the world, producing citrus, grapes, cotton, and dairy products in extraordinary quantities. The region's farming heritage is shaped by diverse cultural groups including Native Americans, Armenian, Korean, and Chinese immigrants

Community-Driven Event

All food booths at World Ag Expo are operated by local nonprofit organizations, raising over $1 million for community groups in recent years. The expo transforms the local community, drawing more attendees than the city's population

Volunteer-Powered

The show relies on approximately 1,000 volunteers who work alongside 25 full-time staff who plan year-round to execute the event

Year-Round Ag Education

The International Agri-Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, operates the AgVentures!® Learning Center and Museum year-round, hosting school tours and public visits to teach children and adults where food and fiber come from

Practical guides

Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials

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

Flights

Destination: Fresno Yosemite International Airport (FAT)

Book flights well in advance as the expo draws over 100,000 attendees. FAT is served by seven domestic airlines and one international airline. Visalia-Tulare Regional (VIS) handles general aviation and private planes

Book flights

Visa

Most international visitors attending World Ag Expo require either a B-1 Business Visitor Visa or, if from a Visa Waiver Program country, an approved ESTA. The B-1 visa requires a formal application at a U.S. embassy or consulate, while ESTA is obtained online. World Ag Expo offers an invitation letter service to support visa applications

Estimated cost: Not yet confirmed

Processing: B-1: several weeks to months; ESTA: minutes to 72 hours

B-1 applicants should secure an invitation letter from World Ag Expo well in advance. ESTA must be obtained before boarding a U.S. bound flight. Admission to the U.S. is always determined by CBP officers at the port of entry

Official Partner

Hotels

Find a stay near the venue with options for every budget.

Areas to stay

Tulare (closest to venue, most convenient) · Visalia (20-30 minutes drive, more hotel options) · Fresno (1 hour drive, widest selection of hotels and dining)

Budget

$76–$120 per night

Mid-range

$130–$220 per night

Premium

$180–$300 per night

Transport

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

Airport → venue: Fresno Yosemite International Airport (FAT) is the nearest major airport, located 50 miles (1 hour drive) from the venue-. Options: rental car, taxi (approx. $98), rideshare, or Greyhound bus from Fresno to Tulare (approx. $17–$20, ~1 hour)-. Private shuttle services are also available from Fresno/Clovis hotels at $75–$175 per person

Hotel → venue: Most Tulare hotels are within 5–10 miles of the International Agri-Center. Driving is the primary option; free on-site parking is available. Park & Ride shuttles operate from multiple lots (including Tulare Outlet Mall and Tulare Airport) every 15–20 minutes from 7:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Some hotels may offer complimentary shuttles—confirm directly with the property

Ride-hail: Uber and Lyft operate in Tulare and Visalia. Availability may be limited during peak expo hours; advance booking or scheduling is recommended. Fares from Tulare hotels to the venue typically range $10–$25

Public transit: Tulare InterModal Express (TIME) provides local bus service within Tulare and to Visalia. Greyhound buses connect Fresno to Tulare with multiple daily departures-. Limited service; check schedules in advance

Parking: On-site parking at the International Agri-Center is FREE. Park & Ride lots are also free with shuttle service every 15–20 minutes. Handicap-accessible parking available

Weather

Plan and pack for the event climate.

Month: February

Temperature: High: 62°F (17°C), Low: 40°F (6°C)

Seasonality: Average precipitation: 1.7 inches (43 mm)-; February is one of the wetter months

Packing: Dress in layers; bring a waterproof jacket and comfortable walking shoes. The show is rain or shine

Itinerary builder

Add priorities and side trips to make the most of your visit.

Add side trips

Default day plan

8:30 A.MArrive at Park & Ride lot; take shuttle to Gate B
9:00 A.MEnter expo; pick up map and program; visit information booth
9:30 A.M. – 12:00 P.MWalk exhibit halls; focus on Pavilion A (General Ag) and Building C (Agri-Chemical)
12:00 P.M. – 1:00 P.MLunch break; network with other attendees
1:00 P.M. – 3:30 P.MAttend seminars; visit Dairy & Livestock Center and outdoor Ride & Drive demos
3:30 P.M. – 4:30 P.MVisit Career & Education Center; explore remaining booths
4:30 P.M. – 5:00 P.MHead to shuttle; return to parking lot

Plan your trip

Planning

Best day to visit: Tuesday, February 9, 2027

Tuesday is the opening day with the most energy, full exhibitor presence, and the Opening Ceremonies and Top-10 New Products announcements. It's also generally the least crowded of the three days, allowing for easier navigation and more interaction with exhibitors. Media Preview Day is Monday, February 8, so all exhibits are set and ready by Tuesday morning

T-90 (November 2026)

Register as an exhibitor and secure booth space — Complete the online Request for Exhibit Space form. 50% payment due at time of placement. Space renewals for 2026 exhibitors are being accepted

T-90 (November 2026)

Submit Certificate of Insurance — Required before badges are issued. Deadline October 31, 2026

T-90 (November 2026)

Enter Top-10 New Products Competition — Optional but highly recommended for visibility. Deadline October 31, 2026

T-75 (December 2026)

Order exhibitor badges (mail orders only) — Mail orders deadline December 15, 2026. Orders after this date must be picked up onsite

T-75 (December 2026)

Order VIP badges and tickets — Available for purchase starting November 1, 2026

T-60 (January 2027)

Arrange shipping and freight — Coordinate with official service contractor Diamond Event & Tent. Deadline to order services: February 8, 2027

T-60 (January 2027)

Submit Health Dept. and/or ABC permits — Required for food/beverage or alcohol. Deadline January 10, 2027

T-30 (January 2027)

Final payment due for returning exhibitors — October 31, 2026 deadline

T-30 (January 2027)

Request media coverage of booth — Deadline January 31, 2027

T-15 (January 25, 2027)

Outside exhibitor move-in begins — Access to grounds requires badge from this date

T-8 (February 1, 2027)

Inside exhibitor move-in begins — Setup for indoor spaces starts

T-1 (February 8, 2027)

Final day to order services — All service orders must be placed

Show Day (February 9, 2027)

Move-in complete by 7:00 a.m — All exhibits must be ready for opening

Sample visitor itinerary

Route-optimised day

8:30 A.M

Arrive at Park & Ride lot; take shuttle to Gate B

Tulare Outlet Mall or other lot

9:00 A.M

Enter expo; pick up map and program; visit information booth

Main entrance / Info Booth

9:30 A.M. – 12:00 P.M

Walk exhibit halls; focus on Pavilion A (General Ag) and Building C (Agri-Chemical)

Pavilion A, Building C

12:00 P.M. – 1:00 P.M

Lunch break; network with other attendees

On-site food vendors (nonprofit booths)

1:00 P.M. – 3:30 P.M

Attend seminars; visit Dairy & Livestock Center and outdoor Ride & Drive demos

Seminar rooms, Farm Credit Dairy and Livestock Center

3:30 P.M. – 4:30 P.M

Visit Career & Education Center; explore remaining booths

Career & Education Center

4:30 P.M. – 5:00 P.M

Head to shuttle; return to parking lot

Gate B / Shuttle stop

Side trips

Sequoia National Park

National Park

Home to giant sequoia trees, including the General Sherman Tree (the largest tree on Earth). Offers hiking, scenic drives, and alpine lakes

approx. 1.5 hours east (44 miles to park entrance)

AgVenture! Museum & Antique Tractor Museum

Museum

Year-round agricultural education center with antique tractors, implements, and exhibits illustrating the history of the World Ag Expo and California farming

On-site at International Agri-Center

Tulare Outlets

Shopping

Brand-name outlet shopping center; also serves as a Park & Ride location for the expo

Adjacent to Park & Ride lot

Tulare Historical Museum

Museum

Exhibits on local history, agriculture, and the region's heritage

Downtown Tulare

Mooney Grove Park

Park

Expansive green spaces and historical charm; ideal for a relaxing break

Short drive from venue

Networking spots

Seminar Center

Educational

Located on the southeast side of the grounds; hosts over 90 free seminars and workshops, providing excellent opportunities to network with industry experts and peers

Top-10 New Products Display Area

Exhibition

A designated area showcasing the Top-10 New Products winners, attracting exhibitors, media, and attendees interested in innovation

Farm Credit Dairy and Livestock Center

Exhibition

A hub for dairy and livestock professionals, featuring equipment, demonstrations, and networking opportunities

Women's Conference Pavilion

Special Event

Hosts sessions and networking for women in agriculture

Wine & Cheese Pavilion

Social

Casual networking venue with wine and cheese tastings

Budget

Costs & budget

Shell scheme

Not yet confirmed

Raw space

USD 242–352 / m²

Standard booth

Not yet confirmed

Pricing reflects 2027 rates for various indoor and outdoor spaces. Raw space per sqm calculated from 10'x10' interior ($2,250 / 9.29 sqm) and 10'x10' interior corner Building C ($3,270 / 9.29 sqm). Shell scheme not offered

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Build your working budget

Adjust the inputs below to create a directional event budget.

Hotel tier

Budget$97.50/nightMid-range$160.00/nightPremium$240.00/night

Number of nights

Flight

Estimated budget

Live estimate

Hotel × 3 nights$292.50
Per diem × 3$225.00
Visa$160.00
Flight — Domestic (e.g., Los Angeles to Fresno)$200.00

Estimated total$877.50

This is a directional estimate. Please verify live rates before booking.

Cost reference

Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.

Booth Space (10'x10' Inside Interior)

exhibitor · Indoor Standard

USD 2250 / per booth

official

Booth Space (10'x10' Inside Corner)

exhibitor · Indoor Premium

USD 3000 / per booth

official

Booth Space (40'x40' Outside Interior)

exhibitor · Outdoor Standard

USD 2270 / per booth

official

Booth Space (40'x40' Outside Corner)

exhibitor · Outdoor Premium

USD 3000 / per booth

official

Admission Ticket

visitor · General Admission

USD 20–21 / per day

official

Hotel (Budget)

both · Budget

USD 75–120 / per night

estimate

Hotel (Mid-range)

both · Mid-range

USD 120–200 / per night

estimate

Visa Fee (B-1)

visitor · Business Visa

USD 160 / per application

official

Item	For	Tier	Estimated range	Status
Booth Space (10'x10' Inside Interior)	exhibitor	Indoor Standard	USD 2250 / per booth	official
Booth Space (10'x10' Inside Corner)	exhibitor	Indoor Premium	USD 3000 / per booth	official
Booth Space (40'x40' Outside Interior)	exhibitor	Outdoor Standard	USD 2270 / per booth	official
Booth Space (40'x40' Outside Corner)	exhibitor	Outdoor Premium	USD 3000 / per booth	official
Admission Ticket	visitor	General Admission	USD 20–21 / per day	official
Hotel (Budget)	both	Budget	USD 75–120 / per night	estimate
Hotel (Mid-range)	both	Mid-range	USD 120–200 / per night	estimate
Visa Fee (B-1)	visitor	Business Visa	USD 160 / per application	official

Decision

Visit, exhibit, or skip?

Should you go?

Answer the 8 questions below to find out whether World Ag Expo 2027 is best for you as a visitor, an exhibitor, or if you should skip it this year. Each answer adds points toward Visit, Exhibit, or Skip. The option with the highest total is your recommended decision

QUESTION 1 OF 8

What is your primary role in the agriculture industry?

Decision matrix

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

visit

When you need to compare multiple solutions, see live demos, or learn from industry experts without committing to a booth

Best for

Farmers, ranchers, agribusiness buyers, students, and anyone who wants to see the latest equipment, attend free educational sessions, and network with global peers

Min. budget

$300.00

Timeline

1–2 days at the show; travel and hotel planning at least 4–6 weeks ahead recommended

Risks

Weather can be cold and rainy—bring layers and rain gear

High attendance can make navigation slow; use the app and tram service

Last-minute ticket purchases may be limited; buy online in advance

exhibit

You have a proven product ready for market, a budget for booth and logistics, and a clear lead-generation strategy

Best for

Agricultural equipment manufacturers, agtech startups, service providers, and international companies looking to reach a large, qualified North American and global buyer base

Min. budget

$2,250.00

Timeline

6–12 months for booth planning, shipping, and staff training; space requests open March 1, 2026

Risks

Booth space sells out early; apply as soon as possible

Indoor and outdoor spaces have different requirements—review the exhibitor manual

Competition for prime spots is intense; consider corner or median street locations

skip

You have no immediate need for new equipment, your budget is very tight, or you have attended recently and want to wait for the next major cycle

Best for

Those not actively buying or selling, with limited time or budget, or who are already well-connected and prefer digital research

Min. budget

Not yet confirmed

Timeline

No commitment required; you can follow recaps and news online

Risks

Missing out on face-to-face networking and product demos may delay your understanding of emerging trends

You could miss exclusive show deals and early product launches

Book with

Partners

Diamond Event & Tent

Official Service Contractor

Provides exhibitor kits, booth rental, and event services for World Ag Expo 2027. Download the 2027 Exhibitor Kit for all service offerings

Visit partner Confidence: confirmed

Official service contractor for 2027 edition

Recommended providers

Visa

World Ag Expo

Official event partner offering Ticket and Invitation Letter packages for international attendees

Hotels

No official hotel partner currently listed for 2027

As of September 2026, World Ag Expo has not announced an official hotel booking partner for 2027. The International Agri-Center has issued a request for proposals for a future 200-room on-site hotel- -, but it will not be completed in time for the 2027 edition. Attendees should book directly with hotels or through major booking platforms. Rooms fill quickly—book as early as possible

FAQs & glossary

Answers

Frequently asked

Glossary

Ride & Drive: An interactive exhibit experience where attendees can test-drive or operate agricultural equipment, such as tractors, in a simulated real-world environment, often including custom-built courses with obstacles like mounds, ponds, or orchards
Top-10 New Products Competition: An annual competition at World Ag Expo open to exhibitors, showcasing the latest innovations in agricultural technology and equipment. Winners gain significant exposure and customer engagement

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Publishers

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International Agri-Center

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