Canada's Outdoor Farm Show Wrap Up: Speedy Planting, Mud, Coupons & the Innerkip Longhorns

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There was mud, rain, green corn, Japanese beetles, more rain, and oh-so-many demos — that’s right, Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show is in the books for another year, and it was a great one.

As always, Real Agriculture’s founder, Shaun Haney, and its editor, Lyndsey Smith, took some time at the end of the show to recap the highlights and lowlights of the three days spent near Woodstock, Ont.

From their perch in a bulk bin, Shaun and Lyndsey name their favourite elements of the Outdoor Farm Show, taking credit for any and all good ideas. Watch the video to find out Lyndsey’s two Top Tips for the show, and why on earth Shaun dons a cow costume. All in the name of hard-hitting agriculture news? Sure, let’s go with that.

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