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Agriculture & AgriTech
127th edition
A historic, annual livestock competition in Kansas City involving premier youth and open breeding shows (steers, barrows, lambs, goats), agricultural education, and a competitive junior premium auction. 2026 marks the first year in the new Kansas City, Kansas campus facility.
Attendees: Livestock producers, 4-H/FFA members, agricultural professionals, breeding cattle exhibitors.
Exhibitor mix: Junior Market (Sheep, Goats, Barrows, Steers), Open Breeding (Cattle), Judging contests, Retail vendors
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Venue
American Royal CenterFairground
The American Royal Center is a historic livestock, equestrian, and agricultural event complex in Kansas City, Missouri. It hosts national livestock shows, rodeo competitions, and equine events, featuring the Hale Arena for indoor competitions, adjacent exhibition spaces, and extensive stalling capabilities.
📍 1701 American Royal Court, Kansas City, MO 64102, US
Operated by American Royal Association
Why people attend
Livestock producers and youth exhibitors enter for premier nationwide competition, genetic evaluation, educational contests, and premium auction opportunities.
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