South Texas Farm & Ranch Show 2026
A South Texas farm and ranch event featuring educational programming and industry exhibits.
Gary Moses Community Center, Victoria, TX
- Date
- October 29, 2026
- Venue
- Gary Moses Community Center, Victoria, TX
- Attendance
- Over 800 participants each year
TL;DR
- The 2026 show starts October 29 at Gary Moses Community Center in Victoria, Texas.
- The organizer reports participation of more than 800 people each year.
- The published speaker list includes Vance Mitchell, Karl Harborth, and other presenters.
About
The 2026 program includes educational exhibits and presentations by listed speakers. The organizer describes sponsorship as a way to reach farmers, ranchers, agribusinesses, and members of the public.
Who you'll find in the room
Farmers
Farmers are among the audiences identified by the organizer.
Ranchers
Ranchers are among the audiences identified by the organizer.
Agribusiness
Agribusiness is included in the organizer's audience description.
General public
The organizer also identifies the general public as an audience.
Featured speakers
20 listedMr. Vance Mitchell
Dr. Karl Harborth
Mr. Jeff Goodwin
Dr. Jose Santiago-Gonzalez
Dr. Josh McGinty
Mr. Stephen Biles
Dr. Stephen Diebel
Dr. Alfonso "Poncho" Ortega
Dr. Stacy Hines
Mr. Corrie Bowen
Dr. Bart Ballard
Dr. Kristyn Murphy
Mr. Kade Smith
Mr. Greg Baker
Mr. Benny Martinez
Mr. James Jackson
Mr. Donnell Brown
Dr. David Kerns
Dr. Allen Berthold
Dr. Mark Matocha
Venue & travel
Venue
Gary Moses Community CenterGetting there
The venue is in Victoria, Texas.
Questions people ask
6 answeredThe show starts October 29, 2026.
The organizer reports that more than 800 people participate each year.
The 2026 show is at Gary Moses Community Center in Victoria, Texas.
The organizer identifies farmers, ranchers, agribusiness, and the general public as audiences.
It is most useful for farmers, ranchers and agribusiness people near Victoria who want practical updates from university-style experts, since the roster has around twenty speakers, many holding doctorates. Growers who need a national-scale equipment show would get less, as the event is a community-run gathering of roughly 800 participants at the Gary Moses Community Center.
Growers and ranchers at farm shows in Texas usually wear jeans, work boots or western boots, and a button-down shirt, often with a cap or cowboy hat.
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