What would have been the 61st annual Wisconsin Public Service Farm Show in Oshkosh will not go on as scheduled. Show organizers announced this week that the event, which had been slated for March 30 through April 1, will be called off for a second year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
WEC Energy Group Spokesman Matt Cullen said the decision was only made recently, but plans are in place to resume the annual trade show in March 2022.
A springtime tradition since 1961, the WPS Farm Show provides farmers throughout the Midwest an opportunity to see the agricultural industry's latest innovations and products. It typically draws about 20,000 people and nearly 500 exhibitors at the EAA grounds in Oshkosh.
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