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Minnesota Department of Agriculture Secretary to Visit Central Minnesota Farm Show February 25th

Saint Cloud, MN, USA / KNSI
Jake Judd
Feb 3, 2025 | 7:02 AM
St Cloud Area Chamber of Commerce

(KNSI) – The center of the farming world will once again have eyes on St. Cloud for the 58th annual Central Minnesota Farm Show.

Over 150 exhibitors will fill over 250 booths at the River’s Edge Convention Center on February 25th and 26th. It’s a glimpse into the latest farming innovations, equipment, and services. The show is for small hobby farms and large-scale commercial operations alike.

Speakers will go over industry trends and attendees have a chance to win prizes. According to organizers, the show is a chance to get fresh ideas on approaches to farming.

Minnesota Department of Agriculure Secretary Thom Peterson will also be in attendance on Tuesday.

The show is free to attend.

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