Northernlink Ag Home and Sport Show: Where Peace Country Agriculture Connects

Mark your calendar: March 27–28 at the Fairview Arena

Syngenta, Silver Sponsor

Agriculture in the Peace Country continues to evolve, driven by technology, innovation and the demand to do more with greater efficiency.

From advanced seed genetics and precision fertilizer programs to increasingly sophisticated equipment, today’s producers are navigating a rapidly changing industry.

Yet despite these advances, the value of connection, conversation and community remains as important as ever. That balance is at the heart of the Northernlink Ag, Home and Sport Show.

Taking place March 27–28 at the Fairview Arena, the Northernlink Ag, Home and Sport Show brings together agriculture, industry and lifestyle under one roof. Vendors from across the province will be onsite, showcasing the latest in crop inputs, equipment, farm services and emerging technologies.

It’s an opportunity for Peace Country farmers to see what’s new, ask questions and connect directly with the people and products that support their operations.

While agriculture is the foundation of the show, Northernlink also recognizes farming doesn’t end at the field edge. Long days, tight timelines and constant decision-making are part of the job, which is why sport, recreation and home vendors are also part of the mix.

These exhibitors highlight active pursuits, home products and interests that encourage balance and a change of pace—something many farm families value as much as productivity.

The show is also expected to include learning opportunities woven throughout the event, with plans for guest speakers, seminars and interactive elements.

Educational activities for younger attendees are being explored as well, offering a hands-on way to introduce children to agriculture and spark interest in how food is grown and farms operate.

Designed for farmers, families and the wider agricultural community, the Northernlink Ag, Home and Sport Show offers a practical, engaging and forward-looking event that reflects the realities of modern farming in the Peace Country.

For more information visit www.northernlinkfv.ca