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Ag in Motion show runner says 2026 event hit “new level”
Show director Rob O’Connor expects #AIM26 to end up with attendance in the ballpark of 30,000 over its three-day run.
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There's no shortage of options if you're hungry at the @AginMotion farm show. And on a hot day nothing beats an icy drink! We've even heard there's a beer gardens onsite... Follow all our #AIM26 coverage here: vist.ly/5c52q #westcdnag #cdnag
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See the plots through an expert lens. Join Wilt Billing, Corn & Soybean Product Line Manager, at #AIM26 for insights straight from the field.
Stop by the Proven Seed plots to catch a tour and hear what's standing out this season. @AginMotion
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#aim26 set to launch! Exhibitors and organizers are putting the final touches on this year’s show #westcdnag
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Epigenetics startup brings new insights to dairy herd performance. vist.ly/4xg67
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Ag in Motion welcomes producers, innovators, and ag leaders from across Canada and around the globe this week to see the latest sustainable practices and cutting-edge tech in action.
Saskatchewan leads the way in innovative agricultural practices, driving the growth of the sector. In 2024 alone, the province exported $18.5 billion in agri-food products to 137 countries, providing the food security the world needs.
We are proud of the agriculture industry in our province and its ability to supply the rest of the world with the sustainably produced, high quality products it needs.
Last night it was great to kick off the show alongside Minister @DarylHarrison20 at the Innovation in Agriculture Reception.
@AginMotion
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Great to take in the sites at AG in motion today in Langham with Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister, Daryl Harrison.
For the past 10 years, Ag in Motion has been showcasing the latest advancements in high quality ag technology and equipment manufacturing that our province is known for.
We welcome delegations from 16 countries to this year’s event, as our government continues to strengthen and expand our export markets.
Since 2007, the value of Saskatchewan’s exports has grown substantially from $19.8 billion, to nearly $50 billion annually over the past three years.
Of this, the province exported $18.5 billion worth of agri-food products in 2024 accounting for the second-best year on record!
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The Trade Mission at #AIM25 is underway at the STEP International Trade & SBD Investment Lounge!
International buyers are connecting with Saskatchewan exporters through B2B meetings, tours, and networking.
Meet, network, and grow—this is where global ag happens.
#AgInMotion
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Saskatchewan agriculture minister Daryl Harrison renews his subscription at the @WesternProducer booth at @AginMotion. Thankyouverymuch, sir! #cdnag #westcdnag #AIM25
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Our Food Centre team attended @AginMotion in Langham yesterday. It was a wonderful experience to see and observe the new ag equipment, production, seed, intercropping, regenerative farming, value add processing, and #agtech innovations happening within our ecosystem. #AginMotion
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Was great to see you at the @SaskWheat booth Kinga. Was a happening place!
@AginMotion continues to prove itself as a natural place to gather, connect with others in the industry and learn more about the equipment, people and technology that drives our industry forward.
This week, GGC's Manager of Policy and Regulatory Affairs Kinga Nolan attended @AginMotion, connecting with members, stakeholders, and grain farmers to discuss policy issues and industry trends.





































