National Farm Machinery Show Celebrates 60th Anniversary in Louisville

The world's largest indoor farm trade show returns to Kentucky Exposition Center.

Published on Feb. 11, 2026

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The National Farm Machinery Show, the world's largest indoor farm trade show, celebrated its 60th anniversary in Louisville, Kentucky. The event featured the latest agricultural equipment and machinery from top brands like New Holland, TYM, CASE, John Deere, and Pottinger.

Why it matters

The National Farm Machinery Show is a crucial annual event for the agricultural industry, showcasing the latest innovations and technologies that help farmers and producers increase efficiency, productivity, and sustainability. As the industry continues to evolve, this milestone anniversary highlights the show's enduring importance and the resilience of the farming community.

The details

The National Farm Machinery Show took place at the Kentucky Exposition Center, featuring a wide range of agricultural equipment and machinery from leading manufacturers. Attendees had the opportunity to explore the latest advancements in tractors, combines, balers, and other farm implements, as well as engage with industry experts and learn about new techniques and best practices.

  • The National Farm Machinery Show has been held annually in Louisville since 1966.
  • The 60th edition of the show took place on February 11, 2026.

The players

National Farm Machinery Show

The world's largest indoor farm trade show, held annually in Louisville, Kentucky since 1966.

Kentucky Exposition Center

The venue that has hosted the National Farm Machinery Show for the past 60 years.

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What they’re saying

“The National Farm Machinery Show is a must-attend event for anyone in the agricultural industry. It's where we come to see the latest innovations and connect with our peers.”

— Mike Kuhn

What’s next

The National Farm Machinery Show will continue to be a key event for the agricultural industry, showcasing the latest advancements and providing a platform for networking and knowledge-sharing among farmers, producers, and industry professionals.

The takeaway

The 60th anniversary of the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville underscores the enduring importance of this event for the agricultural community. As the industry evolves, this milestone celebration highlights the show's ability to adapt and remain a vital hub for innovation, education, and collaboration.