Sunbelt Agricultural Expo 2025 Is This Week in Moultrie, GA
The Sunbelt Agricultural Expo 2025 is happening this week, Tuesday through Thursday, at Spence Field in Moultrie, Georgia. This is the South’s premier farm show, and “you don’t want to miss it.”
More than 700 exhibitors will be on hand to display and demonstrate the latest in agricultural products and innovations, welcoming thousands of attendees to the 100-acre show site. Whether you’re a farmer, ag professional, or simply enjoy rural life, this event has something for you. “It’s a three-day event and there’s never a dull moment during the three-day show.”
Families are especially encouraged to attend, as “attendees will find something for our entire family.” From interactive exhibits to live demonstrations, there’s excitement around every corner.
Special Highlights and Attractions
Among the fan-favorite attractions, the daily Antique Tractor Parade returns in full force, and this year features an antique tractor pool. “So don’t forget the cow milking contest that goes on,” drawing laughs and cheers from the crowd.
Outdoor lovers and gearheads will enjoy hands-on test drives with ATVs, trucks, tractors, and other off-road equipment. It’s an interactive, family-friendly way to experience new technology up close.
Event director Chip Blaylock captures it perfectly: “The Sunbelt Expo is an unbelievable showcase of rural living blanketed with agriculture’s newest ideas and technologies. It’s three days of fun, education, and dreaming about agriculture’s future.”
Event Info & Tickets
The Sunbelt Expo runs Tuesday through Thursday. Gates open daily at 8:30 AM, closing at 4 PM on Tuesday and Wednesday, and 3 PM on Thursday. Admission is $15 per person at the gate, but advance and discount tickets are available online.
The show site is located four miles southeast of Moultrie, Georgia, on Highway 133.
Make plans now to attend the Sunbelt Agricultural Expo – your opportunity to connect with the latest in agriculture, rural living, and family fun.
Audio Reporting by Tyron Spearman for Southeast AgNet.