About the Show
Show Days: June 19 -21, 2013 Industry Day – June 18, 2013
Show Hours: Exhibits – 9 am to 6 pm
Show Website:
www.myfarmshow.com
Location: Canada’s Farm Progress Show has a permanent home at Evraz
Place in Regina. It features the largest indoor exhibit space in Western Canada. Combined the indoor and outdoor areas of the trade show amount to 1.9 million square feet (176,516 square meters) of exhibit space. The 102 acre (41 hectares) site is conveniently locat- ed just minutes from the Regina International Airport and major down- town hotels and attractions
Exhibits More than 800 exhibits at Canada’s Farm Progress Show cover over
1.9 million square feet and feature mainline and shortline equipment and related products and services for large dryland technology farming. Special exhibit areas include: Innovations, New Products,
Energy Center, Seeds, Chemicals, Modern Lifestyles, Antique Farm Equipment and Educational Seminars. Visit
www.myfarmshow.com for more information.
INDUSTRY DAY – Your Chance to Network with Top
Canadian Manufacturers and Producers Tuesday, June 18, 2013 Interested in rubbing shoulders with hundreds of Canadian pro-
ducers, international buyers and top minds in the Canadian agri- cultural manufacturing industry? Join us on the exclusive Industry Day to attend Agricultural Manufacturers of Canada’s tradeshow, Opening Ceremonies, and Innovations Awards followed by International Business Centre Reception. You’ll have a chance to hear special presentations by North American Equipment Association
(NAEDA) and Equipment Marketing and Distribution Association (EMDA) on how to build distri- bution channels in the US. You can also participate in pre-scheduled one-on-one meetings with Canadian manufacturers seeking prospect dealers and distributors in the US and overseas mar- kets. We’ll even throw in a special VIP tour of the show for you! Contact Shirley Janeczko at
sjaneczko@evrazplace.com for more information.
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