2026 SUNBELT AG EXPO SCHEDULE

Plan your trip by reviewing the schedule. The 2025 Sunbelt Ag Expo Schedule will be released in September 2026. Check out the cool things that happened at last year's show to plan your trip!

BUY 2026 EXPO TICKETS ONLINE TODAY

Make sure you are ready to join us October 20-22, 2026, in Moultrie, Georgia, and buy your tickets in advance online. Plan your trip today and get your tickets now.

OFFICIAL 2026 SCHEDULE WILL BE AVAILABLE SEPT. 2026

Check back closer to the show for an updated schedule for the 2026 Sunbelt Ag Expo. 

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Precision Ag Tools Are Only as Good as Your Connection

By Barry Bishop – SVP of Kinetic Field Operations Agriculture has gone digital, and most farmers are not only familiar with technology. They’re pushing forward innovating, testing and dabbling with tools and data that are the next big leap forward. According to the...

BQA Certification During the Sunbelt AG Expo: What Producers Need to Know

As a cattle producer, adding value to your herd starts with the management practices you use on a daily basis. The Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) program helps you do just that. BQA is a beneficial way to learn and stay up to date on the industry’s latest and best...

250 Years of Feeding the US: The Legacy of American Agriculture

For 250 years, American agriculture has been advancing and adapting. Long before the modern world as we know it today with skyscrapers and city lights, America was a picturesque scene of open land. While today’s landscape looks different in places, some things remain...

2026 Virginia Farmer of the Year: Glenn Dye

At 13 years old, after his grandfather passed away, Glenn Dye realized someone had to pick up the slack on the family farm. As a teenager, he started helping his father more with daily tasks. Before his grandfather passed, Dye promised him he would attend college....

2026 South Carolina Farmer of the Year: Jeffrey (Jeff) Massey

After marrying into a family in the seafood business, Jeffrey Massey soon developed his passion for the industry. For the past 26 years, he’s spent his career working to advance the family business by growing clams and oysters, advocating for the seafood industry, and...

2026 North Carolina Farmer of the Year: John H. Gross

As a 5th-generation farmer on Gross Farms, John Gross has deep roots in Sanford, North Carolina, where his family has farmed the land for over a century. When he was in the 11th grade, he became an owner in the operation, managing three acres of Tobacco and working...

2026 Georgia Farmer of the Year: Pete Gelber

Pete Gelber grew up in the Bronx, a part of  New York City. His parents purchased a cabin three hours north of the city to keep the five children out of trouble in the summer. After his brother obtained a job at the neighboring 30 cow dairy, Pete started trailing...

2026 Florida Farmer of the Year: Woody Larson

Growing up in a dairy farming family, Woody Larson always knew he wanted to farm. As a young child he’d sweep the feed room floor, bagging the sweepings to feed the dry cows for 15 cents a day. While his family roots run deep in agriculture, he knew he would have to...

2026 Arkansas Farmer of the Year: Murry Henderson, Jr.

A crop farmer from Northeast Arkansas, Murry Henderson Jr., has established his operation with dedication and resilience. As a first generation farmer, Murry understands facing challenges and overcoming adversities. From starting with 100 acres to now farming over...

2026 Alabama Farmer of the Year: Charles (Chuck) T. Madaris III

What started as weekends at his grandparents cattle operation has grown into an industry leading family farming operation in Hope Hull, Alabama. Chuck Madaris, alongside his wife, Katie, have built and grown CK Cattle into an industry-leading operation. Although the...