AgRally is New Year’s for the agricultural sector!
We were LIVE for three hours bringing you everything you love about a traditional farm show: new product reveals, and field demonstrations.
Ag Sec Brooke Rollins also joined in on all the fun and spoke with us about how she is looking to “Make Agriculture Great Again” and bring rural America to Washington DC. She also took questions from producers.
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