By Scout Nelson
The North Dakota Winter Show is one of the most important agriculture events in the state. It is known as the oldest and longest running farm show in North Dakota. This annual event brings families, farmers, and agriculture supporters together for four days of learning, fun, and celebration.
The show takes place from March fourth through March seventh, two thousand twenty six. All activities are held at the North Dakota Winter Show Event Center in Valley City. Visitors can attend events all day and enjoy a wide range of programs and displays.
The Winter Show features many popular attractions. These include PRCA rodeo performances, a country music concert, and free stage entertainment for guests of all ages. These shows offer exciting experiences and support family friendly fun.
Livestock shows are a major part of the event. Farmers and youth bring animals to compete and display quality breeding and care. Draft horse events also attract many visitors. These large working horses show their strength, skill, and teamwork in special competitions.
Guests can also enjoy a craft show that features handmade items and local products. A classic tractor pull highlights old time farming equipment and brings attention to farming history. Commercial exhibits allow businesses to display farm tools, equipment, and services that support modern agriculture.
The Winter Show also supports education by helping visitors learn about farming, livestock care, and rural traditions. It offers a chance for people to connect with agriculture professionals, local businesses, and community groups.
The event celebrates North Dakota’s strong farming roots while also welcoming new generations to learn about agriculture. Families can enjoy entertainment, food, shopping, and farm displays in one location.
The North Dakota Winter Show continues to be a key part of rural life in the state. It promotes community pride, supports farm education, and honors the history and future of agriculture in North Dakota.
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