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Canada’s Digital Farm Show - Sept 15-19,2020

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Canada’s Digital Farm Show - Sept 15-19,2020

Time: September 15, 2020 at 8:30am to September 19, 2020 at 5pm
Location: Online
Street: 744906 Oxford Road 17,
City/Town: Woodstock, ON, Canada
Website or Map: https://www.outdoorfarmshow.c…
Phone: 1-800-563-5441
Event Type: farm, show
Organized By: Canada's Outstanding Young Farmers
Latest Activity: Sep 7, 2020

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Event Description

Canada's Digital Farm Show will, in true outdoor farm show fashion, deliver interactive content from the field, giving participants a unique vantage point to see equipment and agricultural technology in a way they have not been able to before.

Canada’s Digital Farm Show will feature unique programming like crop plot tours, equipment demonstrations, dairy and livestock automation, an exhibitor showcase featuring hundreds of agricultural companies and more. Attendees will have the opportunity to live-chat with representatives from participating companies, take advantage of show specials and gain entries to the Flip & Win with Farmtario contest, presented in partnership with Canada's Digital Farm Show and New Holland.

A compelling element of the programming will be a digitally delivered Innovations Showcase series. The Showcase, now in its third year, provides an easy way for farmers to find the newest inventions and innovations out there. In honour of the show going digital, a new category has been added this year for Digital Innovations.

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