Manitoba Ag Days Finds New Home in Brandon for 2026 Exhibition
The sprawling annual agricultural exhibition known as Manitoba Ag Days is preparing to take root in a new location for its upcoming 2026 event. Organizers have announced that Brandon will serve as the host city, marking a significant expansion for this premier farming showcase.
Hundreds of Exhibitors Gather at Keystone Centre
On January 21, 2026, hundreds of agricultural exhibitors will infiltrate Brandon's Keystone Centre, transforming the venue into a comprehensive display of modern farming innovation. This relocation represents a strategic move to accommodate the event's growing scale and reach within Manitoba's agricultural community.
The exhibition traditionally serves as a crucial platform for farmers, equipment manufacturers, and agricultural service providers to connect and showcase the latest advancements in the industry. From cutting-edge machinery to sustainable farming practices, the event promises to deliver valuable insights and networking opportunities for professionals across the agricultural sector.
Expanding Agricultural Reach Across Manitoba
By moving to Brandon, Manitoba Ag Days aims to strengthen its presence in western Manitoba while maintaining its provincial significance. The Keystone Centre's extensive facilities provide ample space for the exhibition's diverse components, including:
- Equipment demonstrations and displays
- Educational seminars and workshops
- Livestock and crop production exhibits
- Agricultural technology innovations
- Networking events for industry professionals
This relocation reflects the evolving nature of Manitoba's agricultural landscape, as producers seek more accessible opportunities to engage with suppliers, learn about emerging trends, and invest in technologies that enhance productivity and sustainability.
A Growing Tradition of Agricultural Excellence
Manitoba Ag Days has established itself as a cornerstone event in the province's farming calendar, drawing participants from across Western Canada. The 2026 exhibition in Brandon is expected to build upon this legacy, offering expanded programming and enhanced visitor experiences.
As agricultural communities face increasing challenges related to climate change, market volatility, and technological transformation, events like Manitoba Ag Days provide essential forums for knowledge exchange and collaboration. The Brandon location positions the exhibition to better serve the diverse needs of Manitoba's farming operations, from large-scale grain producers to specialized livestock operations.
The January timing of the event allows farmers to prepare for the upcoming growing season while reflecting on lessons from previous harvests. This strategic scheduling ensures maximum relevance and practical value for attendees seeking to optimize their operations for the year ahead.
