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Husker Harvest Days is offering complimentary admission this year, but you must register online before heading to the show.
“We appreciate farmers and ranchers who travel to Grand Island every year,” says Matt Jungmann, national events director for Farm Progress. “Husker Harvest Days is a tradition for many families, and we want to encourage that for the next generation. So, we are offering complimentary tickets for those who sign up in advance.”
Here’s how it works.
At home:
Head to HuskerHarvestDays.com and click on Register Now.
On the ticket website, click Register Here.
Then, using the dropdown menu, select how many complimentary admission tickets you want, as well as student admission tickets. Then click Next.
Enter a few data points such as name, email and farm information.
At the bottom of the page, select, “I acknowledge and accept the Privacy Policy statement.” Then click Checkout.
Confirm your information and accept the terms and conditions. Then press Submit Order.
You will receive a confirmation email with your digital tickets.
Print the ticket confirmation PDF at home or save the QR code on your smartphone to your Apple wallet or Google wallet.
Bring the ticket confirmation PDF to the show, or show your QR code(s) at the gate for entry.
At the show:
Walk up to any gate.
Scan the QR code.
The badge prints.
Attach the badge to your free lanyard.
Enjoy the show!
“That badge and lanyard is your admission pass, in and out at any gate, for any or all of the three days of the show,” Jungmann explains. “There is no separate registration for each day.”
Fee at the gate
If you do not register in advance, entry to the show is $25 per person at the gate.
Student admission for ages 13–17 is $10 at the gate. However, students can receive complimentary admission by donating five nonperishable food items through a partnership with the Heartland United Way Food Drive. Admission for children ages 12 and younger is free.
Husker Harvest Days, Sept. 10-12, provides the latest innovations in farming equipment with live demonstrations and educational programs led by industry experts. It connects you with a community passionate about agriculture.
To learn more, visit HuskerHarvestDays.com.
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