Red Deer, Alta. (Rural Roots Canada) – Agri-Trade Equipment Expo is preparing to bring the agriculture industry back together in Red Deer this November, with new equipment, technology and expanded programming on tap for the 2026 show.
The annual event runs November 11 to 13 at Westerner Park and will feature a sold-out show floor with more than 500 exhibitors.
More than 90 new products are expected to launch during this year’s event, giving farmers a firsthand look at some of the latest developments in agricultural technology and equipment.
“There’s always something new at Agri-Trade,” says Show Manager Krissy Fiddler. “This year is no exception, with over 90 new product launches happening right here on the show floor.”
Fiddler says the show also allows producers to speak directly with the people behind the equipment and technology and connect with others across the agriculture industry.
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The Ag Innovations Competition will return November 12, with seven agricultural innovators competing for $25,000 in prize money. Agri-Trade will also have increased international representation this year, with exhibitors from 10 countries taking part.
A new Centrium Stage will be introduced this year, with daily sessions scheduled for 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Farmers and industry experts will discuss practical options producers can use on their farms today, while also looking at the future of farming and the agriculture industry.
Families will also have a new area to visit. The Tourism Red Deer Family Zone will feature face painting, agriculture-themed activities and other family entertainment.
Billy Bob’s Bar will return with live entertainment and bull riding.
With more programming spread throughout the event, three-day passes will also be available for those looking to take in more of the show.
Tickets for the 2026 Agri-Trade Equipment Expo are now on sale. Advance one-day tickets are available online for $15 until November 10, with GST and parking included. Attendees are encouraged to purchase tickets ahead of time to save money and avoid lineups at the gate.
