Indoor Ag-Con Booth Planning
What should exhibitors know about Indoor Ag-Con Las Vegas?
Indoor Ag-Con, sometimes searched as Indoor AgCon, is a Las Vegas trade show focused on controlled environment agriculture, vertical farming, greenhouse production, and indoor growing technology. Exhibitors often present lighting systems, climate control, irrigation, automation, crop science, packaging, and farm technology. Booth planning should support product demos, technical conversations, sample displays, and buyer meetings at Westgate Las Vegas.
Indoor Ag-Con brings controlled environment agriculture, vertical farming, greenhouse production, and indoor growing technology companies to Westgate Las Vegas. The show attracts growers, equipment suppliers, automation providers, crop science companies, packaging brands, investors, and technology partners. Working with a Las Vegas trade show booth builder helps exhibitors turn technical products and growing systems into a clear booth layout for demos, meetings, and buyer conversations.
Many CEA exhibitors need room for equipment visuals, product samples, screens, counters, and storage. A 20x20 trade show booth can support technical display, staff movement, and semi-private discussions without making the booth feel crowded.
Because indoor agriculture depends on systems, data, crop performance, and trust, booth fabrication and prebuild checks help confirm display surfaces, demo points, graphics, and install details before the booth reaches the show floor.
Indoor Ag-Con focuses on controlled environment agriculture, vertical farming, greenhouse production, indoor growing systems, and related technology.
The next Indoor Ag-Con is scheduled for March 24–25, 2027 at Westgate Las Vegas.
Exhibitors and attendees include growers, equipment suppliers, automation companies, crop science teams, greenhouse operators, and CEA technology providers.
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Indoor Ag-Con exhibitors often bring samples, screens, counters, and demo materials. These elements should move into the booth in a clear setup order.
Screens, sensors, lighting samples, software demos, and lead capture tools should be planned around power access and staff movement before install begins.
Review graphics, demo visibility, sample placement, lighting, storage, and meeting flow from the visitor’s viewpoint before the show floor opens.
