Georgia National Antique Agriculture Show

From Mules to Microchips

Honoring the Past, Showcasing the Future

Celebrating 250 Years Agriculture and the American Farmer

About the Show

In 2026, America will mark its 250th anniversary. At the heart of that history stands the American farmer-innovative, resilient, and essential. From November 11-14, 2026 we are hosting the Georgia National Antique Agriculture Show, From Mules to Microchips-Honoring the Past, Showcasing the Future. This event will be a celebration of agricultural heritage, craftsmanship, and the equipment that shaped rural life across generations. Coming together will be collectors, exhibitors, ag enthusiasts, families, and educators for a unique look at historic farm tools, restored tractors, vintage and modern machinery, demonstrations, and hands-on learning experiences. We will honor America’s agricultural past while inspiring future generations to appreciate the evolution of farming, mechanical innovation, and rural culture.

This FREE event celebrates and educates attendees about historical agricultural practices and heritage.

Visitors will be able to explore and enjoy:

Antique tractor and equipment exhibits to showcase the evolution of farm equipment
Traditional process demos such as threshing, milling, and grinding
Educational agriculture history stations
Field demonstrations
Modern ag demonstrations
Equipment Parade
Indoor and Outdoor vendors
Commodity displays
Mini Tractor pulls
Concert series
Nightly Patriotic Fireworks Spectacular
Kids tractor games and hands on educational activities
and more!

Outdoor Plowing

Outdoor plowing demonstrations during the event bring history to life, as vintage tractors and antique plows turn the earth just as they did decades ago. Spectators can observe the skill and craftsmanship required to operate these historic machines, many of which have been meticulously restored by collectors and farming enthusiasts.

For more information contact:

Mr. Randy Bodine

334-319-4951

Tractor Pull & Garden Tractor Pulling

Antique Tractor Fun Pulls (30hp/3K#) on Thursday evening.

The mini tractor pull offers exciting, family-friendly entertainment as participants test their strength and skill on scaled-down tractors in a spirited display of friendly competition, Friday & Saturday.
For more information contact:
Mr. Joey Norman with SLO JO GT PULLERS
912-455-5288

Vendors & Exhibitors

The Georgia National Antique Ag Show features a wide variety of indoor and outdoor vendors offering antiques, farm equipment, collectibles, crafts, and local goods. Throughout the grounds, guests can explore impressive tractor displays showcasing everything from rare vintage models to classic restorations. Vendor and exhibitor applications will open September 2.
For more information about being a vendor contact:
Ashley Brown
478-988-6511
abrown@gnfa.com
For more information about being an exhibitor contact:
Indoor

Mr. Randy Bodine, 334-319-4951

Mr. Freddie Neeley, 770-778-1700

Outdoor
Hamilton Halford, 478-251-3654

Peanut Thrashing

Peanut thrashing is a hands-on demonstration of how peanuts were historically harvested and processed. Using vintage equipment and traditional methods, the event showcases the process of separating peanuts from the vines, offering visitors an authentic glimpse into Georgia's rich agricultural heritage.
For more information contact
Hamilton Halford
478-251-3654

CONTACT INFORMATION

RV Reservations will open Fall 2026. For more information contact:
MK Budenski
478-988-6559
mkbudenski@gnfa.com

If you are a 4-H, FFA or Young Farmers group and would like to have a presence at the event, please contact
Kelley Owen
Agricultural/Youth Livestock Director
kowen@gnfa.com

Sponsorship Information
Erin Flournoy
Marketing Director
eflournoy@gnfa.com

Offsite Tractor Ride
Friday, November 14
Mr. Freddie Neeley
770-778-1700

Adult Tractor Games
Mr. Russell Fultz 731-504-3020

Children's Tractor Games
Mr. Al Smith 229-886-0579