Dec. 1-3, 2026 | Amarillo, TX
The IDEAg Amarillo Farm & Ranch Show provides farmers and ranchers a place to forge new partnerships that drive progress on their farms and ranches. We strive to bring together the best in agribusiness from across the Texas panhandle, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Kansas.
We carefully plan and organize an event with over 400 exhibitors showcasing agricultural products, services and technologies. The IDEAg Amarillo Farm & Ranch show is a place to see the products up close and personal, attend classes and education sessions for CEU credits and to network with friends and neighbors to share ideas and help grow your family farm or ranch.
Come celebrate with us at the IDEAg Amarillo Farm & Ranch Show!
Farm Show Attendance at its Highest in 5 Years!
We are pleased to announce that the 2025 Amarillo Farm & Ranch Show attendance was at its highest level in 6 years with 15,600 individuals in attendance. Thank you to our sponsors and education session presenters as well as all our exhibitors that provided farmers and ranchers with the products, knowledge, and resources they need to grow their operations. We look forward to working with you in 2026!
Why Exhibit?
Farm and ranch operators of the high plains are responsible for producing a significant volume of the world’s grain crops, cotton fiber, fed beef and milk. The Amarillo Farm & Ranch show brings ag professionals and producers together each year to share knowledge, make connections and provide the products needed to keep this unique growing area thriving.
Find out more about why the Amarillo Farm & Ranch Show is right for your agribusiness.
Email, Text, and Phone Call Scam Warning
There is a serious issue facing not only Amarillo Farm & Ranch Show, but also the event industry as a whole. We also now have recourse. Read on to learn more about the Federal Trade Commission's latest ruling on email, text and phone scam issues.
How Do You Market to Farmers?
Marketing to farmers and ranchers in the Texas panhandle area, an audience unlike any other, requires a mix of traditional marketing, digital marketing and in-person interaction. How do you plan to interact with farmers this year?
