Jeff and Morgan Milas family take over Eau Claire Farm Show

62nd Annual Eau Claire Farm Show March 3 and 4 this year

Posted 1/29/26

The Eau Claire Farm Show is under new ownership. Jeff and Morgan Milas of rural Stanley have taken over the six decade old show from Bill and Sally Henry, who ran it the first 61 years. Jeff and …

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Jeff and Morgan Milas family take over Eau Claire Farm Show

62nd Annual Eau Claire Farm Show March 3 and 4 this year

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The Eau Claire Farm Show is under new ownership.
Jeff and Morgan Milas of rural Stanley have taken over the six decade old show from Bill and Sally Henry, who ran it the first 61 years.
Jeff and Morgan shared more recently on what led them to the present.
“Morgan grew up on a family dairy farm in Stanley and participated in FFA and 4-H growing up,” they share. “Jeff worked on a few dairy farms throughout high school and even into college. He was an FFA Officer in high school. Both of us have spent their lives surrounded by Ag and are so excited to continue their involvement with their family! We came into hosting the show after building a friendship with Bill and Sally Henry. Their family started the show and they have decided it was time to pass the torch to a new family to carry on the tradition of highlighting Ag in the Midwest.”
Located at the Chippewa Valley Expo Center at 5150 Old Mill Plaza in Eau Claire, the 62nd Eau Claire Farm Show will take place March 3 to 4, 2026 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The show with free admission and parking takes place in an indoor facility, meaning it will happen no matter the weather.
So what can attendees expect at this year’s farm show?
“Attendees can expect the same excellent show that has been put on for the last 62 years!” Jeff and Morgan share. “With over 100 plus exhibitors varying from, machinery, agronomy, fencing, dairy farming products, drone companies, and so much more. There are exhibitors from all over the country. The show is completely free to attend and there is free parking at the center. The show runs March 3rd to 4th, from 9 AM to 3:30PM. All are welcome as although the show focuses on Ag, there are so many great exhibitors that there is truly something for everyone to see. Many of the services/exhibitors offer services and support that can be utilized by everyone.
“The show is located at Chippewa Valley Expo Center, 5150 Old Mill Plaza, Eau Claire. The completely indoor facility means that no matter the weather the show will thrive.”
As for those wishing to exhibit, spaces are available.
“Exhibitors are welcome to showcase their products and services to show attendees!” Jeff and Morgan share. “If an exhibitor is interested there are a variety of booth spaces available. Contact North Country Enterprises at info.nce4632@gmail.com, call us at 715-289-4632, find us on Facebook, or visit us online at www.northcountryenterprises.com.
“Farming has and always will be a vital piece of Wisconsin's history and future. Everyone, no matter if you are a farmer or not, should come see what the show has to offer!”