Farm Progress Show Hospitality Tent: Your ultimate destination for all things Farm Progress
Thousands of attendees stream into Boone, Iowa, this September for the 2026 Farm Progress Show. At the show, a hub awaits them at the heart of the showgrounds: the Hospitality Tent. This multifaceted space is more than just a gathering point; it's a blend of commerce, education and relaxation. Each day, programming will broadcast live from The Main Stage, including The Best of Farm Progress Show highlighting the key things to see and visit at Farm Progress Show 2026, The Mike & Max Program during the midday each day with special interviewed guests, a special Women in the Field Program and the Ag PhD crew live for an after hours special program.

UNWIND & CONNECT
Amid the hustle and bustle, the Hospitality Building offers a place to take a break. Relax on the front porch while the kids play in the sandboxes. Strike up conversations with fellow attendees—you might meet a farmer from Brazil or an agriculture engineer from New York. It’s these impromptu exchanges that make the tent feel like a community.
SUBSCRIPTION UPDATES
Farmers and agribusiness professionals rely on information. That’s why the Hospitality Building houses a subscription center. Here, you can update your Farm Progress publication subscriptions, ensuring you stay informed long after the show ends. Chat with fellow subscribers, exchange tips and forge connections.
VISIT IOWA
Beyond the showgrounds, Boone, Iowa offers more exciting opportunities. The Hospitality Tent features a partnership with the Visit Central Iowa. Fun facts about Boone! This charming city is home to the Boone & Scenic Valley Railroad, offering breathtaking views of the Des Moines River Valley. Boone also boasts the famous Kate Shelley High Bridge, a historic railroad bridge named after the courageous young woman who saved a passenger train from disaster in 1881, making her an American hero and a symbol of bravery in Iowa history.
BEYOND FARM PROGRESS SHOW
As you relax, take a moment to learn about the broader Farm Progress company. Flip through our national and regional magazines, watch videos about our editors, and discover the organization’s rich history. From its humble beginnings in 1819 to its role in shaping modern agriculture, this corner of the tent celebrates the legacy and impact of Farm Progress.



