A show built to serve Ohio agriculture

Farm Science Review is The Ohio State University’s premier agricultural event. For three days each year, visitors come to the Molly Caren Agricultural Center near London, Ohio, to see the latest technology, attend educational sessions and talk directly with experts and exhibitors.

What makes Farm Science Review different is its connection to Ohio State. The show brings together education, research and outreach in one place. Visitors can explore equipment and crop demonstrations, connect with Ohio State specialists and discover practical solutions they can take back to their farms, businesses, classrooms and communities.

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Volunteers help create a welcoming, successful experience for thousands of guests each year. See how you can support the show.

Facts and features

Get a quick look at the size, scope and reach of Farm Science Review — from exhibit space and field demonstrations to educational sessions and audience impact.

History

Farm Science Review has a long history of helping people see what is next in agriculture. Learn how the show grew and why it still matters today.

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  • 100K+ annual visitors
  • 600 commercial exhibitors
  • 4,000 product lines to explore
  • 100 acres of exhibits

More than a farm showTwo guests look through the FSR program

At Farm Science Review, visitors can do more than browse exhibits. They can see field demonstrations, explore conservation practices, attend educational sessions and connect with people working across agriculture today.

The show also includes the Gwynne Conservation Area, a hands-on space for learning about natural resources, conservation and land management. Together, these experiences help make Farm Science Review a place where agriculture is not just displayed — it is explained, tested and brought to life