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Agriculture & AgriTech
580
Exhibitors
50,000
Attendees
Manitoba Ag Days is an annual exposition dedicated to the agricultural industry, highlighting advancements in crop nutrition, livestock technology, farming equipment, and agronomic practices across Canada's Prairies.
Attendees: Prairie agricultural producers, farmers, agronomists, crop nutrition specialists, livestock managers, agritech developers, and agricultural equipment manufacturers.
Exhibitor mix: Organized inside the Brandon Keystone Centre by specific structural maps, plus a thematic Innovation Showcase and the 'Produced on the Prairies' specialized local market zone.
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Venue
Keystone CentreMultipurpose · 15,329 m² · 5 halls · ~6,000 people
A 540,000 sq. ft. multi-use complex in Brandon, Manitoba, featuring an arena (Westoba Place), curling club, and various meeting spaces. It hosts trade shows, agricultural fairs, concerts, and sports, with 165,000+ sq. ft. of exhibition space across indoor arenas and pavilions.
📍 1175 18th St, Brandon, MB R7A 7C5, Canada
Operated by Keystone Agricultural & Recreation Centre Inc.
Organizer
Manitoba Ag Days Inc.
Nonprofit · Brandon, Canada
An annual indoor agricultural showcase for production expertise, technology, and equipment held in Brandon, Manitoba.
Exhibitor list
61 companies are exhibiting at Manitoba Ag Days. A sample of 12 is shown below — unlock the full list to see all 61.
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Why people attend
Buyers attend to experience live new product launches, discover advanced agritech and precision farming machinery, network with industry specialists, and attend expert-led agronomy seminars.
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