On July 28 through 30, the North American Manure Expo made its triumphant return to Nebraska, touching down in Wayne County for more than two days of exhibition, demonstrations and tours.
It was the Expo’s first time in Wayne County, a major producer of field crops including corn and soybeans, as well as livestock. It was also the Expo’s first time hosting tours on an entirely separate day, with four unique tours showcasing Wayne County’s agricultural and conservation innovations on July 28 before the full Expo kicked off on July 29.
More than 750 people passed through the Expo grounds, with attendees, sponsors, exhibitors and representatives of manufacturers and dealers alike exchanging ideas, business cards and more.
Much like Ohio 2025, the second day of the Expo saw significant rainfall, although not enough to derail the solid manure spreader demonstrations in the morning. As the rain raged on, some sessions and segments were altered or cancelled, and the 2026 hose break was unfortunately unable to go ahead as planned, although staff hosted an educational session as an alternative.
Take a look at our exclusive gallery below. Images by Hannah Dorn.
