Events

Established in 1926, International Green Week is an international exhibition for the food, agricultural and horticultural industries. IGW also is the point of origin for the Global Forum for Food and Agriculture (GFFA) with more than 65 departmental ministers. Producers from all over the world come to IGW to test market food and luxury items and reinforce their brand image. Renewable resources, organic agricultural and products, Fair Trade, rural development and gardening continue to gain importance at International Green Week. Read More

Event produced by the Colorado Hemp Company features 2019 Hemp Industry Year in Review and 2020/2021 Hemp Industry Forecast. Read More

More than 1,400 farmers are expected to attend the annual event to see more than 100 exhibits in the peanut industry. University of Georgia Peanut Production Seminars and the industry wide sponsored Peanut Seed Seminar. Sponsored by the Georgia Peanut Commission. The one-day show includes awards ceremony and door prizes for farmers. Read More

Bean Day, hosted by Northarvest Bean Growers Association, is an annual event and trade show that allows dry bean producers, researchers, processors and end users to network and learn the latest dry bean production, agronomic and marketing news Read More

Educational programming covering the top issues facing the potato industry; networking opportunity with key decision makers; showcase of latest products and services for potato production, storage and distribution. Read More

The Land Investment Expo is an agricultural real estate conference featuring keynote presentations by some of the most recognizable names in land investing and land ownership, with break-out sessions and expert speakers covering timely topics related to income-producing farmland. Read More

NOFA farmers, gardeners, foodies and health practitioners will experience three all-day intensives, 60+ workshops and 70 experienced and knowledgeable exhibitors. Read More

The Southeast Regional Fruit and Vegetable Conference is billed as the largest educational conference and trade show in the southeastern United States that unites growers, vendors and suppliers. More than 80 hours of educational sessions addressing food safety concerns, specific commodity issues on production practices and increased yields, and marketing strategies. Trade show has 85,000 square feet of space filled with key suppliers and growers. Read More

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The 2019 National Conference topic is “Data on Data: How the Food and Agribusiness Value Chain is Evolving,” and will focus on how collected data and information are used across different levels of the agricultural and food business value chain. Read More