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Wisconsin Corn/Soy Expo 2027

A Wisconsin agriculture event combining a trade show with an educational program.

Kalahari Resort & Conference Center

Date
January 21, 2027
Venue
Kalahari Resort & Conference Center
Attendance
More than 1,200 corn and soybean growers

TL;DR

  • The 2027 expo starts January 21 at Kalahari Resort & Conference Center in Wisconsin Dells.
  • Its format includes a trade show and an educational program, with networking opportunities involving more than 120 companies.
  • The organizer reports attendance of more than 1,200 corn and soybean growers.

Source: cornsoyexpo.org/exhibitor-information

About

The expo is organized by the Wisconsin Soybean Association and the Wisconsin Corn Association. Its program brings a trade show together with agricultural education and networking for growers and companies.

Who you'll find in the room

corn and soybean growers

ag leaders

industry decision-makers

farmers

agribusinesses

commodity leaders

researchers

media and industry partners

Partners on record

17 listed
CHSSponsorwyffelsSponsorbecks-logoSponsorinsightSponsorNutrienSponsorSBB-Primary-Logo-webSponsorRenk-webSponsorMEG_logo_2019_FINAL-NEW-LOGO-scaledSponsorGASponsorAce-EthanolSponsorCornelius-SeedSponsorTown-Bank-webSponsorBASF-LogoSponsorAlcivia-LogoSponsorRebout-LogoSponsorAB-Seed-ConsultingSponsorPolAgricLogoSponsor

Venue & travel

Venue

Kalahari Resort & Conference Center

Questions people ask

6 answered

The expo starts on January 21, 2027.

The organizer reports more than 1,200 corn and soybean growers attending.

The 2027 expo is at Kalahari Resort & Conference Center in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin.

The organizer identifies corn and soybean growers, farmers, agribusinesses, ag leaders, industry decision-makers, commodity leaders, researchers, media, and industry partners as audiences.

It is most worthwhile for working corn and soybean growers and the agronomy, seed, input and ethanol people who sell to them, since the organizers are the two state grower associations, more than 1,200 growers are reported, and over 120 companies exhibit, with sponsors such as CHS, Nutrien and BASF. Livestock producers, specialty crop growers and buyers looking for a national audience would get less, because the event is built around two commodities and a single state's growers.

Growers at farm shows typically wear jeans, work boots or sturdy shoes and company-logo jackets or fleece, and in January in Wisconsin Dells warm layers are sensible even though the Kalahari venue is indoors.

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