A New Holland forage harvester. The annual Farm Progress Show (this year in Decatur) is the place to see the latest in ag technology. FARM PROGRESS SHOW DIRECTOR MATT JUNGMANN ABOVE: Farm Progress ...

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, ...

121 Coffee Run, which has shops in Warrensburg, Decatur and Harristown, set up right near the front gate. Manager Josh House told WAND News people would come through the gates and go straight to their ...

URBANA, Ill. (WAND) - A farm and brewing family in Champaign County has created a can of beer specifically for the Farm Progress Show, which is coming to Decatur next week. "We've partnered with a ...

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, ...

The Farm Progress Show is just five days away from starting in Decatur. Before then, Director Matt Jungmann took a few dozen members of the media on a preview tour. Stu Ellis was on that tour, and he ...

DECATUR, Ill. (WCIA) — The Farm Progress Show is just one month away from returning to Decatur, and this year will be the 20th anniversary of the event being held in the city. Stu Ellis spoke with ...

DECATUR - In less than a month, much of the agriculture industry will focus on Decatur as it prepares to host the Farm Progress Show for a fourth time. The pieces it takes to put together the event ...

DECATUR - If it wasn't for the corn, beans and bib overalls, it would be easy to mistake the Monsanto tent complex for some kind of United Nations field meeting. Wander into the seed company's site at ...

DECATUR — Teri Hammel is prepared to guide visitors from at least 40 countries who will be among those descending on Decatur beginning today for the Farm Progress Show. She’s counting only those who ...