Sunbelt Ag Expo Draws More Than 100,000 to Moultrie, Ga.

North America's premier farm show, the 48th annual Sunbelt Ag Expo was held Oct. 20-22, 2026, at Spence Field in Moultrie, Ga.

November 5, 2026 - Southeast Edition #23
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A wide array of machines sold by NED at the show and lots of manufacturer and dealer representation to promote those products (L-R) including John Rau and Andy Carney of Manitou; Wesley Hester, Clay Harper and Brad McKinnon of NED; and Dallas Zeller of Prinoth.

FAE representatives and dealer, Dobbs Equipment, turned out in big numbers as they converged on Moultrie to promote the entire FAE line of attachments and machines. (CEG photo)

Lots of representatives of Briggs JCB and JCB corporate turned out to promote the lineup. (L-R) are Kenny Blevins, Mike Spegal, Chris Pendleton, Josh Harris, Adam Hipps, Neal Roundtree and Sarah Schram of Briggs JCB.
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The largest and most powerful New Holland CTL, the C362 with a Fecon mulching head, was part of the construction machines featured in the New Holland Construction/New Holland Agriculture display.
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Deep in discussions of Foxx Loaders and mulching equipment at the Abra Equipment Supply display area (L-R) are Steven Anthony of Abra; Jonathan Mann, Appling Motors, Baxley, Ga.; and Wally Edwards and Alex D’Agnillo of Abra. (CEG photo)

A nice array of Case earthmoving machines were included in Tidewater Equipment Company display. (CEG photo)

Huge crowds descended on the Yancey CAT display of construction, Ag and turf management machines. (CEG photo)

Paul Runge (L) and Rodney England of Thunder Creek Equipment kept busy promoting their company’s line of mobile fueling, service and PM solutions systems. (CEG photo)

Promoting the custom built Supertrak mulcher and other product offerings are Dave Evans (L) and Mike Stanek.
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Just a few weeks after picking up the line, Quality Equipment & Parts had a DEVELON excavator that drew a lot of attention at the center of the company’s packed exhibit area. (CEG photo)

Promoting its online auctions and accepting bids for a Case “Hetskid” CTL, a Metallica Foundation – All Within My Hands inspired machine (L-R) are Mike Braun, Greg Fuqua, Jeff Strickland and Ryan Hutto. All Within My Hands is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating sustainable communities in various ways. The top bidder also receives a trip for two to see Metallica at the Sphere in Las Vegas. (CEG photo)

Perry Brothers Equipment had another nice selection of SANY machines on display with pricing clearly marked and folks ready to make the deal (L-R) including Branden Smith, Garrett Bosely, Michael Bond and John Aspinwall. (CEG photo)

A Sunbelt Ag Expo opening-day tradition, the local EMC hot air balloon takes to the sky as the gates open, carrying the American flag across the grounds while the National Anthem plays. (CEG photo)

(L-R) are Kevin Simmons, Daniel Arellano, Ben Jones and Craig Foreman of Yoder & Frey Auctioneers, first-time exhibitors at this show.
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(L-R): Conner Krekeler, Ian Roush, Rick Fernandez, Jacob Sherman, Mike McBroom and Bailey Beasley of Merlo and Art Jenkins of J&B Tractor, Waynesboro, Ga., with an impressive display of Merlo machines. (CEG photo)

The NASCAR Cup Series # 1 Trackhouse Racing-Ross Chastain Kubota race car always draws attention to the Kubota exhibit near the center point of the grounds. (CEG photo)

Compact machines were interspersed with the green tractors at the huge John Deere exhibit space.

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The upgrades to the newly configured, adjustable and stronger push bar on the Loftness Battle Ax mulching head kept Wes Smith (L) and Shelby Dahmes extremely busy promoting the product. (CEG photo)

North America's premier farm show, the 48th annual Sunbelt Ag Expo was held Oct. 20-22, 2026, at Spence Field in Moultrie, Ga.

Picture-perfect weather welcomed visitors who had the opportunity to explore the latest equipment, technology and services from construction and agricultural equipment manufacturers, dealers and service providers from across the country. The event attracted more than 100,000 visitors and featured more than 1,000 exhibitors.

For construction equipment professionals, the show provided an opportunity to get an up-close look at machinery and equipment designed for a variety of applications, including earthmoving, material handling, site preparation and land management. Exhibitors showcased equipment, attachments and support products, giving attendees a chance to compare offerings, talk with industry representatives and learn about the latest developments in equipment technology.

The Expo's outdoor displays and demonstration areas also gave visitors opportunities to see machinery in operation and learn more about its capabilities. Along with the equipment exhibits, the event featured educational presentations and opportunities to connect with manufacturers, dealers and other industry professionals.

For more information, visit sunbeltexpo.com.

This story also appears on Agricultural Equipment Guide.