DECATUR, Ill. (WAND) - The 2025 Farm Progress Show will return to Decatur in August and is expected to bring hundreds-of-thousands of visitors from across the globe. The show will take place Aug.

This week's Open Mic guest is Melissa Ackerman, CEO and Co-Founder of Planet Harvest. During the Covid pandemic, Ackerman worked with the Produce Alliance to provide channels for unharvested produce ...

Show-goers walk the grounds of the Farm Progress Show, held every other year in Decatur. In odd years, the Farm Progress Show site becomes a second city in Decatur. Field demonstrations are a popular ...

DECATUR, Ill. (WCIA) — The Farm Progress Show returns to Decatur this summer for a milestone year. It was 20 years ago that a permanent exhibit site was built in Decatur to host the show. Since then, ...

DECATUR, Ill. — The nation's largest outdoor farm show introduced people of all ages and areas to new agricultural equipment and technology. The 2025 Farm Progress Show covered 600 acres of exhibits, ...

This year, the Decatur Area Convention and Visitors Bureau planned for 48 countries to be represented at the show. Executive Director Teri Hammel said it is a long planning process to get visitors ...

Tuesday morning, Decatur officially kicked off the annual Farm Progress Show. Stu Ellis catches up with Brandon Rick, Director of Fleet Sustainability for ADM Trucking. Green Bay Packers vs. Chicago ...

DECATUR — How do you get a full-size, air-worthy crop dusting airplane into the Farm Progress Show for display?

(The Center Square) – The nation’s largest outdoor agricultural show is set for next week in Central Illinois. The Farm Progress Show will be celebrating its 20th anniversary in Decatur from Aug. 26 ...

DECATUR, Ill. (WCIA) — The Farm Progress Show is designed to introduce the future of agriculture, but one tent is taking people back in time. The University of Illinois’ College of ACES is showcasing ...

DECATUR — Michael Clary joined the Central Illinois Creating Entrepreneurship Opportunities organization because he wanted to learn how to manage money and discover business opportunities.