Manitoba’s ‘Everything-Agriculture’ Event Concludes
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Manitoba Ag Days — the three-day agriculture bellwether event — which sets the tone for everything ag-related in the Westman region for the year ahead, concluded on Thursday. The event hosted more than 37,000 attendees, more than 550 exhibitors and 67 speakers this year, according to organizers.
“Sales have already surpassed last year’s total, and all proceeds benefit community projects and agricultural education grants and scholarships through our Ag Days Gives Back Fund,” a press release from organizers said.
Next year will mark the 49th edition of Manitoba Ag Days, and is scheduled for Jan. 20-22, 2026.
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