Lincoln, NE – From finding rocks before they damage equipment to managing water, weeds, grain storage, and livestock, the Nebraska Ag Expo’s 2026 Innovation Hub puts real farm and ranch challenges at the center of the conversation. Featuring 71 companies, the Hub will connect producers with the people developing new tools to help them save time, manage inputs, and make more informed decisions.
Located in the LivestockMarket Pavilion at the Sandhills Global Event Center in Lincoln, the Innovation Hub returns December 8–10, 2026, as the Nebraska Ag Expo celebrates its 20th anniversary. Visitors can compare technologies, ask questions, and explore how emerging solutions could fit their operations.
This year’s featured exhibitor, TerraClear, brings artificial intelligence and robotics to some of agriculture’s most persistent field challenges. Its AI-powered rock maps identify rock locations and help producers plan removal more efficiently. TerraClear’s TerraScout autonomous scouting platform collects high-resolution field imagery and turns it into actionable information for rock and weed management. Visit TerraClear at Booth 3223 to learn how the company connects field data with work producers need to get done.
Across the Hub, exhibitors offer different approaches to improving everyday operations. Hylio and Airstrike Ag bring agricultural drone technology, while Agra-GPS offers guidance and steering solutions for existing equipment. Autonomous Pivot, CropX, and N-Drip address irrigation monitoring and water management. Adaptive Agriculture, BinMaster, and Intellifarms Northern Division focus on grain monitoring, storage, and inventory management.
The lineup also includes Monil’s virtual fencing technology, Lasco Lightning Weeder’s electrical weed control, and crop nutrition solutions from companies including Meristem Crop Performance, Ostara, and Pivot Bio. Farm Shop Connect, AgriPin, and Harvest Help show how digital tools can support maintenance, daily coordination, and connections with agricultural service providers.
Together, these companies give farmers and ranchers a chance to look beyond a product description and have direct conversations about installation, compatibility, support, and potential value for their acres, livestock, and equipment.
NEW this year, Mini Pitch sessions on the ExpoEDU stage will give attendees a quick introduction to emerging agricultural innovations and new products. These short presentations offer another way to discover ideas worth exploring, then continue the conversation with exhibitors. AgTalks and ExpoEDU programming take place in the same pavilion and are included with Expo admission.
Explore the Innovation Hub and plan your visit at NebraskaAgExpo.com/innovation-hub.
About the Nebraska Ag Expo
The Nebraska Ag Expo is owned and managed by the Iowa-Nebraska Equipment Dealers Association (INEDA). The 2026 Expo is generously supported by Diamond Sponsors: Farm Credit Services of America and AgDirect; Gold Sponsors: Stine Seed Company and Sukup Manufacturing Company; Silver Sponsors: Nebraska Farm Bureau, Spraytec, and TractorHouse/AuctionTime; and Bronze Sponsors: IronHorse Land Company, and GRANIT PARTS, USA.
Contact
Cindy Feldman, Marketing Director
Iowa Nebraska Equipment Dealers Association (INEDA)
M: 515.508.1313 | E: cindyf@ineda.com
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