Checking it out at Ag Days
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Families were having loads of fun and producers were giving a serious look at the latest farm equipment during Manitoba Ag Days 2026 at the Keystone Centre in Brandon on Wednesday.
» Photos by Tim Smith/The Brandon Sun
Siblings Parker, Wade and Travis of Kola check out machinery during Manitoba Ag Days 2026 at the Keystone Centre in Brandon on Wednesday. (Tim Smith/The Brandon Sun)
Lance Reimer (right) and his children Leah (left) and Taylor check out a 1960 Claeys M103 Combine Harvester on display at the Keystone Centre on Tuesday. (Tim Smith/The Brandon Sun)
Visitors to Manitoba Ag Days 2026 explore some of the farm equipment at the Keystone Centre on Wednesday. (Tim Smith/The Brandon Sun)