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Agri-North Expo Massey Ontario

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Agri-North Expo Massey Ontario

Time: July 27, 2023 to July 29, 2023
Location: Massey Fairgrounds and area farms
Street: 599 Imperial St N, Massey,
City/Town: ON P0P 1P0, Canada
Website or Map: http://masseyfair.ca/index.ht…
Phone: 705-865-2070, 249-535-3694
Event Type: agri, expo
Organized By: The Massey Agricultural Society
Latest Activity: May 30, 2023

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The Massey Agricultural Society is proud of its 116 year old fair tradition. Join us August 25, 26, & 27 for family friendly fun. This year’s fair will feature Western and English Horse Shows, 4-H shows and displays, live entertainment, Kid Zone activities, motorsports, Heavy Horse Pulls, vendors, and midway rides. We are excited to offer several Grow Your Show activities including Grow a Chick, Let your Sunflowers Shine, and Zucchini Mania. This year we will also host Agri-North Expo Agri-Nord on July 27-29. Come learn about soil compaction, farming in Northern Ontario, micro farming, and more.

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