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Commodity Classic 2027: putting row-crop technology in the context of the farm

The farmer-led convention and trade show heads to New Orleans with agricultural technology and practical decision-making at its center.

Resetrade editorial desk ·

official Commodity Classic 2027 promotional banner; New Orleans imagery, not a photograph of the future show

March 3–5, 2027 · New Orleans, LA · ASA, NCGA, NAWG, NSP and AEM

Commodity Classic is scheduled for March 3–5, 2027 in New Orleans, Louisiana. Presented by the American Soybean Association, National Corn Growers Association, National Association of Wheat Growers, National Sorghum Producers and AEM, it brings farm businesses and agricultural suppliers into the same conversation.

Equipment within the whole operation

The event combines an agricultural trade show with education. Its row-crop focus makes it relevant to producers considering machinery, precision technology and changes to how field work is planned.

For Resetrade readers, the useful question is how a proposed tool fits the operation. A larger implement or a new data platform needs to work with existing equipment, available labor and seasonal timing.

Build a practical supplier shortlist

Start with a specific task and the constraints around it. Ask suppliers to explain compatibility, support coverage and the information needed to assess an application.

A shared requirements brief helps compare different approaches. Record which claimed benefits depend on a particular field condition, supporting system or operator practice.

The program as it develops

The official website has 2027 schedule and exhibitor-planning sections alongside a 2026 recap. Earlier attendance totals, speakers and sponsor commitments are not presented here as confirmed for the New Orleans edition.

Use the new schedule and floor plan to arrange relevant appointments as details are released. Allow time for education as well as booth visits, then leave each discussion with a clear follow-up request.

Source: AEM and Commodity Classic. Image: official Commodity Classic 2027 promotional banner; New Orleans imagery, not a photograph of the future show