FeaturesOpens Monday, November 21, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. Agribition’s Trade Show encompasses over 250,000 square feet and over six hundred exhibitors separated into showcases for your convenience.
Look to the Agri-Business showcase for product information and cost comparisons which are an important part of your decision making process as a business owner. The Agri-Business Showcase features crop and livestock equipment and services, general farm equipment and tools, vehicles, tractors and trailers. A specialized Equine Showcase features equipment, services and products to meet the unique needs of horse owners. Agri-Ed Showcase - open 9:30 am to 6 pm Agribition’s Agri-Ed Showcase located in the Arena 3, Co-operators Centre opens daily at 9:30 a.m.. Families are encouraged to tour Agri-Ed Showcase weekdays after 2:30 p.m., Saturday, November 26th from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
First Nations Pavilion - opens 9:30 am to 6 pm New to the Show in 2011, the Pavilion offers many informative and entertaining displays. Elders and storytellers will be on hand to share native culture. Crafts people will demonstrate the making of bows and dream catchers. Visitors will be able to learn a little about the diversity and elegance of First Nations language and be taught a few words like cow or farm in the five major languages of southern Saskatchewan. Lifestyles Showcase-Open 10 am to 7 pm daily Agribition’s Lifestyle Showcase features something for everyone arts and crafts, food products, health and nutrition, fashion, home products, and services including; insurance, education, investment and estate/financial planning. A must stop in finishing your Christmas shopping.
Sport Recreation and Tourism Showcase- open 10 am to 6 pm daily
Arena 4 - open 10 am to 6 pm daily
What’s On Your Fork? - open 10 am to 6 pm daily “What’s on Your Fork?” is an informational area providing nutrition and nutritional options for today’s generation. Located in the Arena 3, Co-operators Centre, visitors will also have the opportunity to gain valuable knowledge as it relates to consumer labeling and health-related matters.
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Agri-Business exhibitors are located in the Credit Union Event Plex, Banner Hall, Prairie Building, Auditorium Annex and Ag-Ex Pavillion. 
For over two decades, Canadian Western Agribition has worked diligently to expand its role in educating Saskatchewan youth on the producer’s role as environmental stewards and as producers of the food on their table.
Look for the vast array of lifestyle displays in Agribition Building, Brandt Centre Concourse and Link.
Canadian Western Agribition recognizes the agricultural community as one of the hardest working communities in the world. They work hard and play even harder.
Building upon the success of the trial ran in 2009, Agribition has focused more attention on the unique needs and interests of small land and acreage owners. This showcase, located in the Co-operators Centre will run the entire week of the show. It offers the perfect opportunity to visit one-on-one with exhibitors who can assist with products and services designed to assist and manage rural living on a small scale. A wide range of products include: green energy solutions, artistic furniture craft, health and wellness secition, historic aerial photography as well as various renovation options and materials.
Have you ever asked yourself this question? The answer might surprise you. In today’s world, we are fortunate to have virtually anything we desire to eat at almost a moment’s notice without so much as a thought. This fact has ramifications that deserve some serious consideration. In an attempt to drive consumers to consider what they can do to improve their choices, CWA is highlighting this question in a special area of the show.
