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We are proud to announce that we have been approved for 32.5 Continuing Education Units (CEU) for
the sessions offered at Ag Days 2026. Over the course of the three day show, credits will be offered in
five streams:
Nutrient Management: 2.5 CEU
Soil and Water Management: 0.5 CEU
Integrated Pest Management: 6.0 CEU
Crop Management: 11.0 CEU
Professional Development: 12.5 CEU
Tuesday FCC Theatre
9:30AM Weevil be Fine: Review of Insects Bugging Manitoba Canola Farmers
Integrated Pest Management 0.5 CEU
10:15AM Verticillium Stripe: because Farming Wasn’t Hard Enough Already
Integrated Pest Management 1.0 CEU
11:30AM Powering the Future: Canola’s Role in Global Trade and Biofuels
Crop Management 0.5 CEU
1:00PM Farmer Panel: A Conversation About Farm Profitability
Crop Management 1.5 CEU
2:30PM Risk, Resilience, and Reality: What Crop Insurance Data Reveals
Crop Management 1.0 CEU
3:20PM If you Build it, Will They Grow?
Nutrient Management 1.0 CEU
4:10PM Mapping Drones in Agriculture
Integrated Pest Management 1.0 CEU
Tuesday MNP Theatre
10:15AM Farm Simulator…Come Learn, Play & Discover
Crop Management 0.5 CEU
1:00PM Land and Legacy: Tax Strategies for Farm Succession
Professional Development 0.5 CEU
1:30PM Feeding the Future
Professional Development 1.0 CEU
2:30PM Rates and Placement – Helping or Hurting?
Nutrient management 1.0 CEU
3:30PM Lessons From the Field
Crop Management 0.5 CEU
Wednesday FCC Theatre
9:30AM Global Malting Barley & Malt Markets
Professional Development 0.5 CEU
10:00AM Connecting Canadian Grains to Global Markets
Professional Development 0.5 CEU
10:30AM Wanted Dead not Alive – Agronomy Issues of 2025
Integrated Pest Management 0.5 CEU
11:00AM Geopolitics: What Lies Ahead?
Professional Development 1.0 CEU
1:00PM The Sky is Falling and the Cows are Coming Home
Crop Management 1.0 CEU
2:00PM The War on Weeds
Integrated Pest Management 1.0 CEU
3:00PM Machinery Pete
Professional Development 1.0 CEU
4:00PM The Power of Innovation to Drive Productivity
Crop Management 0.5 CEU
Wednesday MNP Theatre
9:30AM Heat & Volatility: Tracking the Trends
Crop Management 0.5 CEU
10:00AM Crop Talk
Integrated Pest Management 2.0 CEU
1:00PM Will Margins Stay Tight?
Crop Management 0.5 CEU
1:30PM Technology Can’t Solve Your Farm Transition
Professional Development 0.5 CEU
2:15PM Digging Into the Dirt: The Evolution and Impact of Crop Rotations
Soil & Water Management 0.5 CEU
3:00PM Fertilizer Markets: Trade, Politics, Food Security and Supply Chains
Nutrient Management 0.5 CEU
3:45PM The Extensionists – Live at Ag Days
Professional Development 0.1 CEU
Thursday FCC Theatre
9:30AM Staying Secure in a Digital World
Professional Development 0.5 CEU
11:15AM Beyond Data Transparency: How Industry Co-operation Improves Choice for Farmers
Crop Management 0.1 CEU
1:00PM From Idea to Aisle
Professional Development 1.5 CEU
2:30PM Fireside Chat with Arlene Dickinson
Professional Development 1.5 CEU
Thursday MNP Theatre
9:30AM Don’t Just Accept the Data, Challenge it!
Crop Management 1.0 CEU
10:20AM Checking your Research Pulse
Crop Management 1.0 CEU
11:10AM The Power of On-Farm Research
Crop Management 1.0 CEU
1:00PM From Panic to Planning: Building Resilience in Unpredictable Times
Crop Management 0.5 CEU
1:30PM Industry Advocacy: What’s the Beef?
Professional Development 1.0 CEU
2:30PM Calving Season Heads & Tails
Professional Development 1.0 CEU
3:30PM Cattle Markets – To Infinity and Beyond?
Professional Development 1.0 CEU
What a speaking line up! To learn more about the program head to www.agdays.com/schedule
The Manitoba Ag Days show is an annual three-day exposition of agriculture production expertise,
technology and equipment that attracts exhibitors and visitors from across Canada and the United States
of America held at the Keystone Centre in Brandon Manitoba. The speaking program will take place
throughout the three-day event in the FCC and MNP theatres. The 2026 show dates are Tuesday,
January 20 – Thursday, January 22.
For more show information and the latest updates please visit https://www.agdays.com/ or follow us on
Facebook, X, Instagram or TikTok @mbagdays.
For all media inquiries please contact:
Teresa Hildebrand – Media Coordinator at (204) 526-0574 media@agdays.com
Kristen Phillips, Manitoba Ag Days General Manager at (204) 728-4137 coordinator@agdays.com
Know Before You Go – Top Ten for Ag Days 2026
Canada’s largest indoor farm show will kick off the three-day event on Tuesday January 20, 2026. This
year’s show will include 580 exhibitors with both indoor and outdoor displays at the Keystone Centre, in
Brandon Manitoba.
These are the Top Ten things you need to know:
1. This year’s theme is Produced on the Prairies. The theme will be evident throughout the show
as patrons enjoy the Produced on the Prairies Market and hear from prairie entrepreneurs as
well as featured speaker, Arlene Dickinson. For a full listing of vendors and speakers check out
www.agdays.com/produced-on-the-prairies-market/ and www.agdays.com/schedule
2. 50/50 ticket sales have already started and the funds raised will benefit our Ag Days Gives Back
Community Giving Program. Last year’s winner took home $92,685! Tickets can be purchased at
www.agdays.com/buy5050 or at the show through our mobile sellers or at the top of the ramp.
Tickets are 1 for $10, 4 for $20, 20 for $50 or buy a bundle of 100 for $100. LGCA 4206-RF-48251.
This year tickets are on sale right until draw time, so remember to check the total on Friday
morning! The winner will be drawn on Friday, January 23rd at 9:00AM and the draw can be
viewed on Facebook Live.
3. Manitoba Ag Days Gives Back will announce this years’ recipients at the show. Over $75,000 will
be awarded to support community grants and ag education. This year seventeen community fire
departments will be receiving a $2000 grant, three $2000 scholarships will be awarded and Ag in
the Classroom – Manitoba will receive the Education and Leadership Grant in the amount of
$15,000 to carry out AgVENTURE with hundreds of students at Manitoba Ag Days. Fourteen
communities will benefit from a new AED cost-share initiative this year. This year’s giving
represents a jump of $20,000 more than last year, all thanks to your generous support. In
addition, this years’ funds will push us over the 1/2 million dollars of ag days giving back.
4. The Innovation Showcase features seven categories and 28 contenders. Patrons can read about
the innovations at https://www.agdays.com/innovations/ and can visit the exhibitors at the
show to ask questions, check out products first hand and see how these innovations might fit in
their operations. The Winners of each category will be announced on Wednesday, January 21st
at 10AM LIVE at the show.
5. Our complimentary speaking program has something for everyone, with over 60 speakers. Topic
experts will speak about disease pressure, global markets and animal care. The program also
includes several panel discussions with topics like how to prioritize when making on-farm
decisions and how cooperation improves choice for farmers. We have been approved for 32.5
continuing education units for Certified Crop Agronomists.
6. NEW for the 2026 show is the Manitoba Young Speakers for Agriculture competition. Join these
young speakers on Tuesday morning and hear their takes on the future of agriculture, how to
connect to consumers or how to compete in a global economy.
7. Bull Congress includes 15 farms showcasing their latest genetics. Sale Dates are all published on
page 33 in our official publication, which can be found at www.agdays.com/publication/ Be sure
to come to talk to the families showcasing their animals. The best of the best are at our show!
8. You can purchase your tickets now at www.agdays.com/tickets Early Bird tickets are $15 per day
or $20 at the door. There is also a three day pass available for $40. Youth 17 and under do not
need a ticket. We are a not for profit show and any profits made on the show are paid forward to
community projects and services through our Ag Days Gives Back Fund.
9. Keynote Speakers for 2026!!!! This is a line up you can not miss! For all the details head to
www.agdays.com/schedule
● Dr. Sylvan Charlebois – Tuesday
● Machinery Pete – Wednesday
● Scott Day – Wednesday
● Val Caldwell – Thursday
● Arlene Dickinson – Thursday
10. January can be cold, but we are sending out a warm welcome. The Kickoff Breakfast will take
place in the historic Provincial Exhibition of Manitoba Dome Building, on Tuesday, January 20th
from 7:30-8:45AM and is presented by Heritage Co-Op. The Murray Auto Group shuttle bus will
pick you up at your vehicle and deliver you to the doors of the Keystone Centre where you can
take advantage of our safe and secure complimentary coat check.
We look forward to welcoming you to the show! For the most current information please visit
Manitoba Ag Days show is an annual three-day exposition of agriculture production, expertise,
technology and equipment that attracts exhibitors and visitors from across Canada and the United States
of America held at the Keystone Centre in Brandon Manitoba. The 2026 show dates are Tuesday,
January 20 to Thursday, January 22.
For more information or the latest updates please visit https://www.agdays.com/ or follow us on
Facebook, X, Instagram or TikTok @mbagdays.
For all media inquiries please contact:
Teresa Hildebrand – Media Coordinator at (204) 526-0574 media@agdays.com
Kristen Phillips, Manitoba Ag Days General Manager at (204)728-4137 coordinator@agdays.com
Briana is the CEO and Lead Scientist at the Canadian Centre for Agricultural Wellbeing. Over the last decade, her work has focused on understanding farmer mental health and helping develop evidence-based mental health programming for Canadian farmers.
Bryce was raised on a mixed cattle and grain farm near Wawanesa, MB, and is a proud fourth generation “Aggie” with a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture from the University of Manitoba. After two decades of owning and operating his own apiary, Bryce returned to school to pursue a Psychiatric Nursing degree at Brandon University. His lived experience with farm stress, mental health challenges, and recovery fuels his passion for fostering connection and resilience in the agricultural community. As a Research Assistant with the Centre for Critical Studies of Rural Mental Health, Bryce works to bridge the worlds of agriculture and mental health through research, peer support, and advocacy.
Gerry, also known as The Recovering Farmer, grew up on a poultry and grain farm near Wawanesa, Manitoba and later became involved in the family farm, including the start of a hog operation. Drawing on lived experience in agriculture, as well as his own journey with anxiety and depression, Gerry shifted his focus to stress and conflict management, counselling, and conflict resolution. In 2021, he co-founded the Manitoba Farmer Wellness Program, providing accessible, confidential mental health support tailored to farmers, their families, and farm employees. Gerry is passionate about helping people navigate life’s challenges with practical tools, compassion, and hope.
