Empire Farm Days Review

Great place to spend a few days looking at all the farm equipment.

Great Ag day way bigger then any I have been to. Loved the demos

It was good. It would have been rated lower, but I give this place potential. I was in the rain for 5 hours at this place. Not fun.

Always enjoy going. The Cornell building has lots of info and vendors for the fruit/veggie growers. I noticed this yr that there was alot less going for the farmers (the dairy tents were half empty compared to other yrs) and more just local businesses

Great fun seeing all the farm equipment. Giant tractors that I still can't Beleve farmers use some of them look like you would need 100 acres just to turn them around. Lots of displays. Food varied good and reasonable

Wow! What a great farm show and a great place for families, either farmers or those who want to learn more about how their food is grown, raised, and taken care of. We really enjoyed the many demonstrations, especially the baleing, wood cutting, and livestock pens and gates. Although the weather was very rainy every day, the farm show organizers did a great job in continuing to do and show as much as possible. Extra kudos to the very well-run food tent supporting the Seneca Falls Fire Department. Great food and very efficiently run to serve a very large crowd of hungry folks!

Incredible outdoor show! So much more than "farm".....something for everyone!

What a fantastic place to check out everything you need for any time of farming. Manufacturers bring all of their latest wares, demonstrations are held on the east side periodically. Plenty of food, plenty of parking. A word to the wise, if it is sunny out, bring sunscreen and a hat. There isn't any shade. You'll also need water. The rows are set up in a grid and easy to walk without getting crowded and not miss anything. Some dealers sell at great prices, so you might be able to make a deal. It is always held from Tuesday to Thursday. They also offer a used equipment auction that is packed. Well worth the trip.

Where else can you find a mural of a thundering herd of dairy cattle?