Farm Progress Show is back in person for the first time since 2019. Show manager Matt Jungmann says, “nothing replaces the live event.”
He says this is one of the first big ag events since Commodity Classic 2020.
And while the members of the ag industry haven’t been together for the last year and a half – he says the new technology and equipment haven’t stopped. “There have been new products rolled out, they just haven’t seen them in person,” he says. “This is everybody’s chance to catch up on what they’ve missed.”
In addition to the products that farmers haven’t seen in person – Jungmann says there’s also the stuff that’s making either its North American or global debut.
