A range of agricultural focuses
Research
Visit university research departments at the top agricultural programs in your destination country. Visit experimental plots, walk through the research labs and view the technical studies firsthand. In United States, Monsanto, Syngenta and Pioneer research facilities are all located in the Midwest and offer excellent learning opportunities.
Manufacturing
Tour implement manufacturing plants, visit dealers for private demonstrations and speak with the top irrigation manufacturers.
Livestock
Tour dairy cattle operations with high-tech robotic systems or visit beef cattle operations with small and large feed lots. Take an in-depth look at swine operations featuring odor-free confinement facilities, or concentrate your tour on poultry or sheep operations.
Crops
Visit research facilities and farms to view production of corn, soybeans, wheat, sorghum, rice, cotton, fruit and a variety of vegetables. Tour a variety of farms ranging from no-till to organic operations and learn more about high-tech precision farming methods.
Farm co-ops
Visit a highly successful farm cooperative trading on a global market.
Energy
Learn about the latest in wind energy and biofuel technologies utilizing corn, soybeans or animal waste.
Ag trade shows
Looking to attend an industry conference or trade show? Make the most of your time in a new region or country by adding an agricultural tour of the area. Some of our most popular trade show itineraries include:
World Ag Expo is the world’s largest annual agricultural exposition. More than 1,500 exhibitors display the latest in farm equipment, communications and technology on 2.6 million square feet of exhibit space. Free seminars focus on a variety of topics important to dairy producers, farmers, ranchers and agribusiness professionals.
The International Livestock Congress is a unique global experience managed through a partnership of the ISEF and the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo. The conference brings leaders from the livestock and meat industry together to discuss issues of international importance that affect the future of animal agriculture.
The World Pork Expo is the largest pork-specific trade show in the world, bringing approximately 20,000 US and global pork producers and industry professionals to Des Moines, Iowa, for three days of networking, innovation and education on a wide range of topics.
Farm Progress Show annually hosts nearly 600 exhibitors displaying new farm equipment, seed and crop protection products and many additional supplies and services. With many field demonstrations and seminars, it is an excellent learning opportunity for producers to keep up-to-date on the newest ag equipment, products, services and technologies.
Husker Harvest Days is the world’s largest totally-irrigated working farm show. The show features the latest equipment, supplies and technologies available to today’s producers. Field demonstrations and crop technology exhibits are geared to Nebraska and western Corn Belt agriculture.
World Dairy Expo serves as a forum for dairy producers, companies and other dairy enthusiasts to come together to compete and exchange ideas, knowledge, technology and commerce. No other dairy event in the world compares!
AGRITECHNICA is a leading trade fair for agricultural machinery held in Hanover, Germany. For seven days the show hosts 2,900 exhibits and lifts the curtain on the future of crop production. High-caliber manufacturers and service providers fascinate an international audience with brand-new concepts and innovations. Participate in various forums, discussions and conferences and gain access to emerging markets that bring unparalleled knowledge transfer and insights, as well as unique business opportunities.
Sightseeing and cultural opportunities
Fully experience American ingenuity and spirit by balancing your agricultural tours with a mix of culture and sightseeing. Take in the natural beauty, visit iconic landmarks and enjoy great dining and entertainment experiences.