Registration is now open for Commodity Classic 2027, bringing together farmers, agricultural leaders, equipment manufacturers, researchers, and industry organizations for one of agriculture’s premier educational and networking events.
The event will take place in New Orleans from March 2-5, 2027. Known as America’s largest farmer-led, farmer-focused agricultural and educational experience, Commodity Classic gives attendees an opportunity to discover new technologies, learn strategies from fellow producers, connect with industry experts, and explore solutions to the challenges facing agriculture.
“Commodity Classic continues to deliver tremendous value by bringing farmers, manufacturers, and industry leaders together to exchange ideas and explore what’s next for agriculture,” said John Rozum, AEM’s senior director of industry sectors. “AEM is proud to play a role in an event that fosters meaningful connections and helps move the industry forward.”
Conference attendees can look forward to:
- Hundreds of exhibitors showcasing breakthrough ag technology and solutions that boost profitability
- A wide variety of educational sessions covering precision agriculture, market trends, policy updates, and proven strategies from successful farmers
- Unmatched networking opportunities with thousands of forward-thinking farmers and industry experts
- Real-world solutions growers can implement on their farms immediately
Commodity Classic creates valuable opportunities for AEM members to connect directly with farmers, strengthen industry relationships, and gain firsthand insight into the technologies, priorities, and challenges shaping modern agriculture.
With registration and housing now open, attendees can begin planning their 2027 Commodity Classic experience. An early registration discount is available through Jan. 15.
Register for Commodity Classic 2027 and join the agriculture industry in New Orleans next March.
About Commodity Classic
Established in 1996, Commodity Classic is presented annually by the American Soybean Association, National Corn Growers Association, National Association of Wheat Growers, National Sorghum Producers, and AEM.
Exhibitors looking for additional information should check out Exhibitor FAQs. For general show information, visit commodityclassic.com or contact AEM’s John Rozum at jrozum@aem.org.
