Join us this spring for a ONE-day event dedicated to pork, poultry, and nutrient management enthusiast!

Tuesday, March 31, 2026

Discover the latest trends, technologies, and innovations in pork and poultry production and manure and nutrient management. Connect with industry experts, farmers, suppliers, and fellow enthusiasts. From informative seminars to hands-on workshops, we have something for everyone. PennAg’s Expo offers you a unique opportunity to learn, network, and stay ahead of the game in your field.

2026 Expo Exhibitor and Sponsorship Opportunities

This Expo is the perfect ONE-DAY event for producers and agricultural professionals in Pennsylvania and neighboring regions interested in Pork, Poultry, and Nutrient Management. Expo is an excellent opportunity to connect with your customers and potential clients.

The deadline for reserving your tradeshow booth and sponsorship at Expo (Keystone Pork, Poultry, and Manure Summit) hosted by PennAg Industries Association is Friday, February 20, 2026.

Explore our 2026 Expo Prospectus Here!!

Click For Our 2026 Expo Exhibitor Form!!

Don’t miss out!

Still on the fence on why should you exhibit at the PennAg Expo?

Here are THREE reasons:

Provide solutions and develop long-term, mutually beneficial relationships with swine, poultry, and nutrient management producers and professionals.
Establish hundreds of highly qualified sales leads in just ONE day!
Increase your brand awareness and public awareness. Attendees actively seek new products to improve efficiencies and solve problems on their farms and businesses.

Interested in learning more about the PennAg Expo or want to be included on 2026 PennAg Expo Exhibitor communications, please contact Courtney at PennAg at clove@pennag.com

Expo Attendee Information

Pre-Registration for 2026 Expo attendees is currently closed. Please stay tuned for more information on the PennAg Expo for 2026 coming soon.

Check back with us to see what will be new for the PennAg Expo in 2026!

A Look Back At The 2025 Expo

PennAg was excited to host its annual PennAg Expo: Keystone Pork, Poultry, and Manure Expo, which attracted over 800 farmers, ag professionals and ag industry supporters from across Pennsylvania including Lancaster, Schuylkill, and Perry Counties.

2025 Expo Keynote Session

The 2025 Expo keynote was a concert performance from the Outdoor Channel’s HeadHunter’s TV Personality and Country Music Artist Nate Hosie. He also shared some stories from his childhood and hunting adventures in Pennsylvania with the PennAg Expo audience.

Known across the hunting world as “The Turkey Slayer,” Nate Hosie of Scranton, Pennsylvania, is unparalleled in his calling skills. His deep connection to the wild has earned him a reputation as one of the most skilled and dedicated outdoorsmen.

But his talents don’t stop in the woods. As a country music singer, Nate blends his love for the land with heartfelt lyrics and melodies that resonate with anyone who’s ever felt the pull of nature. Whether he is chasing turkeys in the hills or writing songs that celebrate life’s simple joys, Nate lives and breathes authenticity.

The 2025 Expo At A Glance

As our annual PennAg Expo was held on March 18, 2025 at the Lebanon Valley Expo Center. The event offered attendees educational components on poultry, swine and nutrient management as well as an informative and innovative tradeshow.

Click Here to See the Full 2025 Expo Schedule!

What was New at Expo in 2025?

Small Ruminant-Sheep Grower Spotlight:

The Kings, Megan, a U.S. Army Veteran and Ollie, a British Army Veteran, raise Shopshire and Clun Forest Sheep. At Expo to they shared their farming story on how they began farming and built their enterprise of preserving genetics and producing grass-fed meat and high-quality wool.

Morning Expo Stage Talk Session:

We hosted a morning session on a stage adjacent to the Expo Tradeshow. Our first session was on “Closing the Talent Gap on the Farm” presented by Barrett Ellis, the Director of Customer Success at SwineTech, who addressed the challenges of attracting, training, and retaining skilled workers in agriculture and highlight actionable Human Resources and workforce management strategies.