Hosted by the North Louisiana Agri-Business Council, AG EXPO is unique in the Louisiana, south Arkansas, east Texas and Mississippi area. This premier event is attended annually by 10,000 to 12,000 visitors from the region.  Since the early 1980’s, AG EXPO has provided a means to educate the public, both youth and adult, on the many ways agriculture touches daily lives, from explaining the food chain to the multiple applications of agricultural products. The event introduces advances in technology and science being made for efficiencies in growing, harvesting and marketing all kinds of commodities. Additionally, the agri-business community enjoys a unique opportunity to present products and services. It’s a family event.

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Ag Expo 2017

January 13 & 14

 

The 35th Annual AG EXPO will be held January 13 & 14, 2017, at the Ike Hamilton Expo Center in West Monroe, LA. Hosted by the North Louisiana Agri-Business Council, AG EXPO is unique in the Louisiana, South Arkansas, East Texas and Mississippi areas. This premier event is attended annually by approximately 10,000 people from the region. AG EXPO educates the public on the many ways agriculture touches daily lives, from explaining the food chain to the multiple uses of agricultural products. It introduces advances in technology and science being made for efficiencies in growing, harvesting and marketing all kinds of commodities. The event provides a most unique opportunity for the agribusiness community to educate and network. It is an event the entire family enjoys. AG EXPO is a combination of several events in one venue, which assures appeal to the agricultural community and the general public. There are educational “ag alleys” featuring commodities and a mini-farm that targets youth but is enjoyed by all ages; a Junior Livestock Show, Stock Dog Trials, a Horse Exhibit, the Trade Show, educational seminars and an Agricultural Awards Luncheon which recognizes regional agricultural and agri-business leaders. Educational opportunities include a Forestry Forum, Master Gardener Program, and Master Farmer University (through LSU AgCenter), plus others to be announced.