Highlights:
• Featuring 65,000 sq. ft. of heated, indoor exhibit space.
• The Annual meeting of the Nebraska Alfalfa Marketing Association and elections of Board of Directors.
• Presentations both days from national and international experts on profitable alfalfa production.
• Full line of exhibitors featuring:
– New alfalfa seed varieties
– The latest in harvesting equipment
– Irrigation systems
– Storage systems
– Numerous other related exhibits

The One and Only Exhibitor Consignment Auction

Unique to this show is an auction of exhibitor consigned items that each year features the use of various production equipment. Equipment in past years has included balers, swathers, rakes, bale retrievers, stackers and other large equipment items. The auction takes place the first day of the show and allows attendees to bid on the use of the equipment for various use periods to see if the equipment will work into their operation. The amount that is bid on the equipment is taken off the purchase price if the producer decides to buy it.

Other items, such as alfalfa seed, preservatives, and services are also auctioned off to allow producers to try various products. This provides the exhibitors with future contacts and possible sales. The auction has proven to be an attraction to many exhibitors and producers throughout the United States, Canada and the world. The money raised from the auction is used to finance N.A.M.A. and its projects throughout the year.


Over a Decade of Growth, Service and Excellence. . .

Since its inception in 1994, the Mid-America Alfalfa Expo has grown from an extension of the annual N.A.M.A. convention to the nationally acclaimed event that we know today.  The Expo maintains its leadership position in the industry by continuing to serve as a platform for sharing all the latest in alfalfa management and technology.  Exhibitors and producers agree, evidenced by annual growth that has made the Mid-America Alfalfa Expo the largest event of its type in the mid-west. Featuring the largest exhibitor and demonstration space in the history of the event, attendees are now able to have hands-on experience with the equipment.  Consistent with the Association's mission, the Expo continues to serve its members by showcasing the latest in hay production equipment, seed and many other related products and services for the serious hay producer and user.