The "New York Farm Show", held annually at the New York State Fairground in Syracuse since its inception in 1985, has become a crucial hub for experts in agriculture and forestry. This fair has established itself as a central platform for the exchange of expertise and the latest technologies. Commonly abbreviated as "NYFS," the fair brings together over 400 exhibitors showcasing the latest in agricultural equipment, tractors, combine harvesters, as well as products and services for farming operations. It is organized by Informa Markets, a division of Informa PLC that specializes in large-scale events. Key features of the New York Farm Show include showcasing the latest developments in farm machinery, dairy and beef production, and forestry. Special emphasis is placed on technologies for precision agriculture, such as robotic milking systems and advanced planting machines. Additionally, seminars on forest management and pest control provide valuable insights. Beyond product and technology presentations, the New York Farm Show also serves as a venue for competitions and awards, where visitors can demonstrate their expertise in areas such as cattle weight estimation and voting on popular beef cuts. The fair attracts professionals from all sectors of agriculture and forestry, as well as the agricultural industry, and is an integral part of New York State's agricultural community. It reflects the agricultural traditions of the region and supports the local economy by promoting agricultural products and innovations. The venue, the New York State Fairground in Syracuse, offers excellent infrastructure and good transport connections, providing ideal conditions for exhibitors and visitors from both domestic and international locations. In summary, the New York Farm Show is an indispensable event for professionals in agriculture and forestry, offering a unique opportunity to stay informed about the latest trends and technologies while providing extensive networking possibilities. The New York Farm Show in Syracuse took place from Thursday, 26. February to Saturday, 28. February 2026.