John Deere is supporting an agriculture show that may prove a destination of interest for the company's fans.

The Sunbelt Ag Expo has run for 32 years, and is set to take place yet again from October 19-21 in Moultrie, Georgia. The organization that runs the event notes about 100,000 people visit it every year, while around 1,200 exhibitors set up shop to present new innovations in farming technology.

Chip Blalock, executive director of the expo, said it was impressive to see how far agriculture has come.

"We are constantly looking at new technologies and new products and services and their representation at the show is an asset to our visitors," Blalock said, according to the event's website.

This year's edition will feature an education pavilion that will focus on dairy products and those who produce them. It will also have seminars on irrigation, including a trouble shooting session for drip tape systems put on by John Deere.

The company also provides a number of its own educational events, including those that cater to children. Its crafts series features an activity every month.