The Molly Caren Agricultural Center is home to Farm Science Review and one of the nation’s leading sites for outdoor agricultural education, demonstrations and innovation. Each year, the site brings together industry leaders, researchers, educators, students and visitors to explore the future of agriculture.
At a glance
The Molly Caren Agricultural Center spans 2,100 acres and serves as the home of Farm Science Review.
In 2026, Farm Science Review marks:
- The 64th Farm Science Review
- The 44th show at the Molly Caren Agricultural Center
Each year, visitors can explore:
- Hundreds of demonstration plots
- Several million dollars of equipment on display
- More than 500 exhibitors from across North America
- Emerging tools and technology for agriculture
- Conservation, safety and educational programming across the site
What makes Molly Caren unique
A living classroom for agriculture
The Molly Caren Agricultural Center offers a hands-on setting where visitors can see equipment, production practices and research in action. The site creates opportunities to learn from live demonstrations, exhibits and educational sessions across many areas of agriculture.
Field demonstrations
Field demonstrations are a signature part of Farm Science Review. Visitors can see harvesting, strip-tillage, planting, manure application, drainage and precision agriculture technologies at work in real-world conditions.
These demonstrations give farmers, producers and industry professionals a chance to evaluate practices and equipment in the field.
Ag Innovations demonstrations
Ag Innovations demonstrations highlight the tools shaping the future of agriculture, including drones, autonomous equipment, artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies.
Ohio State exhibits and events
Farm Science Review features displays and demonstrations from The Ohio State University College of Food, Agricultural, and Environment Sciences departments and Extension programs. You'll find buildings and booths full of practical information and research-based insights on topics such as farm health and safety, farm management, financial and economic education, environmental topics, plus student engagement and community development.
Gwynne Conservation Area
The Gwynne Conservation Area expands the Farm Science Review experience through conservation-focused exhibits, presentations and tours.
This area includes programming on:
- Forestry
- Aquatics
- Wildlife
- Prairies
- Pollinators
- Natural resource management
Visit the Gwynne Conservation Area
Antique farm equipment
The antique equipment area is one of the show’s most popular attractions. The collection includes more than 1,600 pieces of farm machinery, garden equipment and household items dating from 1800 to 1930.
Featured pieces include:
- An 1805 wooden moldboard plow
- Antique garden tractors
- An 1860 Milwaukee reaper
- A horse-drawn milk wagon
- A 1923 Model T milk truck
A place for learning, discovery and connection
Molly Caren brings together the people, ideas and technologies shaping agriculture today and tomorrow. From field demonstrations and conservation education to Ohio State exhibits and historic collections, the site offers something for producers, families, students and industry professionals alike.