With 27 sections of land of indoor exhibit space, more than 850 exhibitors and more than 300,000 participants, the National Farm Machinery Show (NFMS) in Louisville, Kentucky, is the place to be in case you're pondering what's new in agriculture.
Charged as the biggest indoor farm show in America, the NFMS features new items, advancements and administrations that today's makers are looking to amplify their homestead's profitability and productivity. The four-day demonstrate ran February 10-13 and was held at the tremendous Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville.
Paulsen staff members Kristi Moss, media bunch executive, Tori Toering, account master, and Greg Guse, EVP, industry expert, went to the show. All concurred it's the place to be for all things identified with farming.
"It's an incredible chance to interface with our customers, as well as to meet with a considerable lot of our ag media delegates to make up for lost time with what's new from their point of view," clarified Moss. "From a period point of view, it's an exceptionally proficient approach to meet with some of our reps in only a couple days."
As indicated by Paulsen's industry investigator, the National Farm Machinery Show not just highlighted many noteworthy ag gear and item displays, additionally included various enlightening instructive classes.
"The maker courses offered for the current year were especially intriguing and very much went to," said Guse. "Themes, for example, 'Market and Weather Strategies' and 'Developing World Record Corn and Soybean Yields' had standing-room just crowds."
"You can tell that agriculturists today are ravenous for data to help them augment their efficiency amid the forthcoming developing season. I was absolutely awed with this year's show brought to the table," he included.
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