Frequently Asked Questions about Big Iron
September 14-16, 2010
9 am – 5 pm (Tues/Wed)
9 am – 4 pm (Thursday)
Big Iron began in 1980 in Casselton, ND. The 2009 show will be the 29th.
Yes, it is large. Big Iron events and exhibits cover more than 200 acres of ground. Free shuttle service throughout the grounds will be provided.
No outside golf carts are allowed on the grounds. No exceptions.
No outside golf carts are allowed on the grounds. Free shuttle service throughout the grounds will be provided. Handicap accessible scooters are permissible.
Several sessions will address farm safety issues.
No
You can see all types of equipment in the field demonstration area just south of the Red River Valley Speedway. Transportation to the demonstration area is provided.
The majority of the exhibits are on pavement for wheelchair access.
Since it began, Big Iron has evolved from a farm equipment show to a three-day celebration of rural living, including —agribusiness, innovation and technology, and health. You will be able to learn more about or participate in:
- Blood Donation
- Rehabilitation Consulting and Services
- Donating your old eyeglasses
- Organ donation signup
- Health screening events
Big Iron is planned by a volunteer committee of individuals involved in various aspects of agribusiness. It is managed by Bryan Schulz and Event Coordinator, Chaun Merkens.
- Mike St. Onge - Chair
- Terry Goerger
- Gale Skjoiten
- Alfons Allmaras
- John C. Gowan
- Mike Larson
- Keith Peltier
More than 70,000 attendees come from across the U.S. and from several other countries to see demonstrations, visit 800+ exhibitors, connect with their peers and attend training sessions.
