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Farm Show Magazine
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FARM SHOW Publishing
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Private
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1977
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FARM SHOW Magazine is a privately held agricultural publishing company founded in January 1977 and operated under the legal entity FARM SHOW Publishing from Lakeville, Minnesota. Its core product is a bi-monthly magazine (currently Volume 50, Issue 3, 2026) built on a distinctive reader-submitted content model in which farmers and ranchers contribute their own shop inventions, time-saving tips, best/worst equipment buys, maintenance shortcuts, and money-making ideas, supplemented by editorial coverage of agricultural news and farm equipment reviews. Supporting products include the 4-volume Encyclopedia of Made It Myself Ideas book series, themed book collections (Great Shop Ideas, Money-Making Ideas, Energy Saving Ideas, Gardens To Greenhouses, Articulated Marvels), digital archive editions on DVD-ROM and USB drive, instant PDF downloads of individual issues, and a free searchable 50-year archive containing more than 25,000 invention stories accessible to subscribers.

The technology foundation is a straightforward content-publishing platform rather than a proprietary software product: a website (farmshow.com) hosting a search archive, store, subscription management, video library, and editorial content; consumer-grade payment integrations (Amazon Pay, PayPal, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express); and a third-party shop backend (SimpleCirc) handling merchandising and the Harvest Member subscription SKU. The company does not disclose any proprietary technology platform, AI/ML capability, mobile app, API, or SDK. Video content is crowdsourced via reader submissions of YouTube and Vimeo links, and the company maintains its own YouTube channel, Facebook page, Twitter/X account, and Pinterest presence. Two free classified-ad sub-brands, BestFarmBuys.com and AntiqueFarmEquipment.com, extend the ecosystem into farm equipment marketplace verticals.

The business model combines recurring revenue with transactional one-time sales. Recurring revenue comes from magazine subscriptions (new, renewal, gift; multi-year discounts available; bundled with free 50-year archive access) plus a Harvest Member premium subscription SKU. One-time revenue streams include $4.95 instant PDF downloads, $14.95 encyclopedia volumes, $39.95 DVD-ROMs, USB drive archive editions, themed book collections, and a free classified advertising platform (monetization model for the classifieds is not explicitly disclosed beyond 'free' positioning, suggesting community/brand value rather than direct ad sales). Go-to-market is driven by content marketing through the website, YouTube channel, bi-weekly email newsletter, and free issue requests, supported by organic social and reader referral via the Tell Your Story submission flow. Customers are U.S. and Canadian farmers and ranchers as the primary audience and farm equipment enthusiasts as a secondary segment; there are no named enterprise customers, no B2B contracts, and no disclosed advertising anchors, making the revenue base structurally long-tail.

Short descriptiontext

Farm Show Magazine is a privately held, subscription-based agricultural publishing company founded in 1977 that produces a bi-monthly print and digital magazine of farmer-submitted shop inventions, equipment tips, and money-saving ideas for U.S. and Canadian farmers and ranchers, monetized via recurring subscriptions, digital downloads, book sales, and free classified-ad sub-brands.

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HeadquartersLakeville, United States
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Lakeville
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United States
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North America
Markets served

Serves global market

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agricultural publishing, farm equipment reviews, farming magazines, agricultural innovations, farm shop inventions
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Product category
Agricultural Trade Publishing
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Revenue model5 records
1Magazine Subscriptions
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Recurring subscription revenue from magazine subscriptions (new, renewal, gift). Subscribers receive access to current issues and archives.

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2Digital Product Sales
TypeOne Time License
Description

Instant PDF downloads of individual issues for $4.95. Digital format allows immediate access without physical delivery.

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3Book and Encyclopedia Sales
TypeOne Time License
Description

Sale of compiled books and encyclopedias featuring best stories from past issues, including 4-volume Encyclopedia series ($14.95 each) and topical collections.

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4DVD-ROM Product Sales
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Sale of Farm Show Magazine on DVD-ROM ($39.95), containing archived content in physical media format.

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5Classified Advertising
TypeAdvertising
Description

Free online classified ad platforms (BestFarmBuys.com, AntiqueFarmEquipment.com) operated by Farm Show Magazine to connect buyers and sellers of farm equipment.

farmshow.com
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Cost components5 values
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain
Pricing details7 tiers
1Instant PDF Download
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

$4.95 per issue - digital download

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2Hard Copy US
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

$6.95 per issue for US subscribers - physical magazine mailed

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3Hard Copy Canada/International
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

$8.95 per issue for Canada/International - physical magazine mailed

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4Encyclopedia of Made It Myself Ideas - Vol. I
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

$14.95 plus $4.95 S&H (domestic). 482-page book with 1,200+ stories from 2000-2004.

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5Encyclopedia of Made It Myself Ideas - Vol. II
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

$14.95 plus $4.95 S&H. 482-page book with 1,200+ stories from 2005-2009.

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6Farm Show DVD-ROM
ModelOne time/ perpetual licenseBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

$39.95 - contains archived magazine content on physical media

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7Subscription Plans
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Discounts available for 1-3 year subscription terms. Subscription includes FREE access to 50 years of archives (25,000+ invention stories).

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B2C
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Digital Commerce or Content
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1BestFarmBuys.com
Description

FREE online classified ads website for buying and selling new and used farm equipment.

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Farm Show Magazine publishes a bi-monthly print and digital magazine featuring reader-submitted farm shop inventions, time-saving tips, money-making ideas, and farm equipment reviews. The company also sells compiled book and encyclopedia series, digital archives on DVD-ROM and USB drive, themed book collections, and operates free online classified ad websites (BestFarmBuys.com and AntiqueFarmEquipment.com) for farm equipment buyers and sellers.

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FARM SHOW Magazine operates as a publication platform offering both print and digital products. The core offering is the bi-monthly FARM SHOW Magazine featuring farmer-submitted shop inventions, time-saving tips, and farm equipment reviews. Supporting products include digital archives on DVD-ROM and USB Drive, plus the Encyclopedia of Made It Myself Ideas book series (4 volumes covering 2000-2009 inventions), themed book collections (Great Shop Ideas, Money-Making Ideas, Energy Saving Ideas), and a video library with user-submitted content. Subscriptions provide access to 50 years of archives with over 25,000 invention stories. Products are available via digital download, physical media, and print formats.

Product and service15 records
1FARM SHOW Magazine
CategoryMagazine publication
Description

Bi-monthly print and digital magazine featuring farmer-submitted shop inventions, time-saving tips, money-making ideas, and farm equipment reviews, targeted at farmers, ranchers, and agricultural enthusiasts in the US and Canada.

2FARM SHOW on DVD-ROM
CategoryDigital archive product
Description

Digital archive of FARM SHOW magazine content distributed on DVD-ROM for offline access to historical issues and inventions, priced at $39.95.

3FARM SHOW on USB Drive
CategoryDigital archive product
Description

Digital archive of FARM SHOW magazine content distributed on USB drive for convenient offline access to historical issues.

4Encyclopedia of Made It Myself Ideas - Vol. I
CategoryCompiled book
Description

482-page book featuring over 1,200 clever farm shop inventions from 2000 to 2004, indexed and cross-referenced, including The Top 30 Shop Inventions from the past 30 years. Volume I of the 4-Volume Encyclopedia Series, priced at $14.95 plus shipping.

5Encyclopedia of Made It Myself Ideas - Vol. II
CategoryCompiled book
Description

482-page book featuring over 1,200 farm invention stories from 2005 to 2009, indexed and cross-referenced. Volume II of the 4-Volume Encyclopedia Series, priced at $14.95 plus shipping.

6Encyclopedia of Made It Myself Ideas - Vol. III
CategoryCompiled book
Description

Third volume in the Encyclopedia series compiling best farm shop inventions, indexed for easy reference.

7Encyclopedia of Made It Myself Ideas - Vol. IV
CategoryCompiled book
Description

Fourth volume in the Encyclopedia series, completing the collection of made-it-myself farm inventions.

8Great Shop Ideas - BOOK COLLECTION
CategoryBook collection
Description

Collection of books (Vol. 1, 2, 3 & 4) featuring the best shop ideas and workshop hacks from FARM SHOW Magazine.

9Money-Making Ideas - BOOK COLLECTION
CategoryBook collection
Description

Collection of books (Vol. 1-5) containing money-making ideas to boost farm income from FARM SHOW Magazine.

10Energy Saving Ideas
CategoryBook
Description

Books (Volume 1 and Volume 2) containing energy-saving ideas and tips for farms and homesteads.

11Gardens To Greenhouses
CategoryBook
Description

Book covering gardening tips and greenhouse building ideas for farms and homesteads.

12Articulated Marvels
CategoryBook
Description

Book featuring innovative articulated creations and mechanical marvels submitted by farmers.

13Harvest Member Subscription
CategorySubscription
Description

Premium membership subscription offering enhanced access to FARM SHOW content and features.

14FARM SHOW Video Library
CategoryDigital content
Description

Collection of videos featuring farm inventions, time-saving farming tips, and workshop hacks submitted by FARM SHOW readers, spanning 88+ pages of content on the website and a dedicated YouTube channel.

15FARM SHOW Archives
CategoryDigital archive
Description

Searchable digital archive spanning 50 years of FARM SHOW magazine with over 25,000 made-it-myself farm inventions and ideas, searchable by keyword, volume, issue, and category. Included free with subscription.

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Recent move5 records

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Expansion highlight4 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Mother Earth News is a long-running independent magazine focused on self-sufficiency, homesteading, DIY projects, and rural living. Its editorial focus on reader-contributed tips, DIY shop projects, and practical farming/homesteading ideas directly overlaps with Farm Show Magazine's 'made-it-myself' invention format and target reader profile.

2Progressive Farmer
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Progressive Farmer is a 130+ year-old agricultural publication covering farming techniques, equipment, and rural life, now part of DTN. It serves the same US farmer/rancher customer base as Farm Show Magazine and competes for similar advertising and subscription dollars.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Farm Journal is one of the most established US agricultural media brands, publishing magazines, digital content, and data products for farmers. It targets a similar farmer/rancher audience and covers equipment, agronomy, and farm management, making it a comparable niche agricultural publisher at much larger scale.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

AgWeb is a major digital agricultural media property (Farm Journal Media) covering news, markets, and equipment for commercial farmers. While broader in scope, it competes for the same farmer audience's attention and advertising budget.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Successful Farming is a long-established agricultural media brand covering equipment, farming tips, and rural lifestyle for farmers and ranchers. It overlaps with Farm Show Magazine's audience and editorial categories (DIY ideas, equipment, farming techniques) but operates at a much larger scale as part of Dotdash Meredith / agriculture.com.

6Farm Equipment Magazine
TypeRegional player
Description

Farm Equipment Magazine is a B2B trade publication focused on farm equipment dealers and manufacturers rather than end-user farmers. While it targets a different (dealer/manufacturer) audience, its editorial coverage of farm equipment innovations overlaps with Farm Show Magazine's equipment review content.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Acres U.S.A. is an independent publisher focused on ecological/sustainable agriculture, offering a magazine, books, and conferences. Its independent, niche-focused publishing model and book/magazine product mix closely mirror Farm Show Magazine's structure and audience overlap in the agricultural publishing space.

TypeEmerging player
Description

No-Till Farmer is a specialized agricultural publication focused on no-till farming techniques, equipment innovations, and farmer-submitted practices. It serves a narrower farming niche but shares Farm Show Magazine's editorial approach of featuring farmer innovations and equipment innovations.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Grit is a rural-lifestyle and small-farm publication featuring reader-submitted tips, DIY projects, recipes, and country living content. Its reliance on reader contributions and DIY focus makes it a closely comparable niche publication to Farm Show Magazine.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Hobby Farms is a niche agricultural publication targeting small-scale and hobby farmers with practical tips, equipment guides, and DIY content. It competes for a similar subset of the small-farmer/hobbyist audience that Farm Show Magazine serves.

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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Name, Acquisition type, Announced date, Completed date, Status, Website, News

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Name, Round, Announced date, Lead investor, Website, News

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Farm Show Magazine

Agricultural Trade Publishingfarmshow.com

Farm Show Magazine is a privately held, subscription-based agricultural publishing company founded in 1977 that produces a bi-monthly print and digital magazine of farmer-submitted shop inventions, equipment tips, and money-saving ideas for U.S. and Canadian farmers and ranchers, monetized via recurring subscriptions, digital downloads, book sales, and free classified-ad sub-brands.

What Farm Show Magazine does

FARM SHOW Magazine is a privately held agricultural publishing company founded in January 1977 and operated under the legal entity FARM SHOW Publishing from Lakeville, Minnesota. Its core product is a bi-monthly magazine (currently Volume 50, Issue 3, 2026) built on a distinctive reader-submitted content model in which farmers and ranchers contribute their own shop inventions, time-saving tips, best/worst equipment buys, maintenance shortcuts, and money-making ideas, supplemented by editorial coverage of agricultural news and farm equipment reviews. Supporting products include the 4-volume Encyclopedia of Made It Myself Ideas book series, themed book collections (Great Shop Ideas, Money-Making Ideas, Energy Saving Ideas, Gardens To Greenhouses, Articulated Marvels), digital archive editions on DVD-ROM and USB drive, instant PDF downloads of individual issues, and a free searchable 50-year archive containing more than 25,000 invention stories accessible to subscribers.

The technology foundation is a straightforward content-publishing platform rather than a proprietary software product: a website (farmshow.com) hosting a search archive, store, subscription management, video library, and editorial content; consumer-grade payment integrations (Amazon Pay, PayPal, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express); and a third-party shop backend (SimpleCirc) handling merchandising and the Harvest Member subscription SKU. The company does not disclose any proprietary technology platform, AI/ML capability, mobile app, API, or SDK. Video content is crowdsourced via reader submissions of YouTube and Vimeo links, and the company maintains its own YouTube channel, Facebook page, Twitter/X account, and Pinterest presence. Two free classified-ad sub-brands, BestFarmBuys.com and AntiqueFarmEquipment.com, extend the ecosystem into farm equipment marketplace verticals.

The business model combines recurring revenue with transactional one-time sales. Recurring revenue comes from magazine subscriptions (new, renewal, gift; multi-year discounts available; bundled with free 50-year archive access) plus a Harvest Member premium subscription SKU. One-time revenue streams include $4.95 instant PDF downloads, $14.95 encyclopedia volumes, $39.95 DVD-ROMs, USB drive archive editions, themed book collections, and a free classified advertising platform (monetization model for the classifieds is not explicitly disclosed beyond 'free' positioning, suggesting community/brand value rather than direct ad sales). Go-to-market is driven by content marketing through the website, YouTube channel, bi-weekly email newsletter, and free issue requests, supported by organic social and reader referral via the Tell Your Story submission flow. Customers are U.S. and Canadian farmers and ranchers as the primary audience and farm equipment enthusiasts as a secondary segment; there are no named enterprise customers, no B2B contracts, and no disclosed advertising anchors, making the revenue base structurally long-tail.

Farm Show Magazine firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Farm Show Magazine
Legal name
FARM SHOW Publishing
Website
https://farmshow.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1977
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Farm Show Magazine is a privately held, subscription-based agricultural publishing company founded in 1977 that produces a bi-monthly print and digital magazine of farmer-submitted shop inventions, equipment tips, and money-saving ideas for U.S. and Canadian farmers and ranchers, monetized via recurring subscriptions, digital downloads, book sales, and free classified-ad sub-brands.
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Where Farm Show Magazine is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Lakeville
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Farm Show Magazine business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Digital Commerce or Content
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain

Revenue model

  1. Magazine Subscriptions: Recurring subscription revenue from magazine subscriptions (new, renewal, gift). Subscribers receive access to current issues and archives.
  2. Digital Product Sales: Instant PDF downloads of individual issues for $4.95. Digital format allows immediate access without physical delivery.
  3. Book and Encyclopedia Sales: Sale of compiled books and encyclopedias featuring best stories from past issues, including 4-volume Encyclopedia series ($14.95 each) and topical collections.
  4. DVD-ROM Product Sales: Sale of Farm Show Magazine on DVD-ROM ($39.95), containing archived content in physical media format.
  5. Classified Advertising: Free online classified ad platforms (BestFarmBuys.com, AntiqueFarmEquipment.com) operated by Farm Show Magazine to connect buyers and sellers of farm equipment.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
One time/ perpetual licensePay-as-you-goInstant PDF Download
SubscriptionPay-as-you-goHard Copy US
SubscriptionPay-as-you-goHard Copy Canada/International
One time/ perpetual licensePay-as-you-goEncyclopedia of Made It Myself Ideas - Vol. I
One time/ perpetual licensePay-as-you-goEncyclopedia of Made It Myself Ideas - Vol. II
One time/ perpetual licensePay-as-you-goFarm Show DVD-ROM
SubscriptionMulti-year contractSubscription Plans

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels7 records

Farm Show Magazine product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Farm Show Magazine publishes a bi-monthly print and digital magazine featuring reader-submitted farm shop inventions, time-saving tips, money-making ideas, and farm equipment reviews. The company also sells compiled book and encyclopedia series, digital archives on DVD-ROM and USB drive, themed book collections, and operates free online classified ad websites (BestFarmBuys.com and AntiqueFarmEquipment.com) for farm equipment buyers and sellers.

Product overview

FARM SHOW Magazine operates as a publication platform offering both print and digital products. The core offering is the bi-monthly FARM SHOW Magazine featuring farmer-submitted shop inventions, time-saving tips, and farm equipment reviews. Supporting products include digital archives on DVD-ROM and USB Drive, plus the Encyclopedia of Made It Myself Ideas book series (4 volumes covering 2000-2009 inventions), themed book collections (Great Shop Ideas, Money-Making Ideas, Energy Saving Ideas), and a video library with user-submitted content. Subscriptions provide access to 50 years of archives with over 25,000 invention stories. Products are available via digital download, physical media, and print formats.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • BestFarmBuys.com: FREE online classified ads website for buying and selling new and used farm equipment.
  • AntiqueFarmEquipment.com

Products and services

  • FARM SHOW Magazine Bi-monthly print and digital magazine featuring farmer-submitted shop inventions, time-saving tips, money-making ideas, and farm equipment reviews, targeted at farmers, ranchers, and agricultural enthusiasts in the US and Canada.
  • FARM SHOW on DVD-ROM Digital archive of FARM SHOW magazine content distributed on DVD-ROM for offline access to historical issues and inventions, priced at $39.95.
  • FARM SHOW on USB Drive Digital archive of FARM SHOW magazine content distributed on USB drive for convenient offline access to historical issues.
  • Encyclopedia of Made It Myself Ideas - Vol. I 482-page book featuring over 1,200 clever farm shop inventions from 2000 to 2004, indexed and cross-referenced, including The Top 30 Shop Inventions from the past 30 years. Volume I of the 4-Volume Encyclopedia Series, priced at $14.95 plus shipping.
  • Encyclopedia of Made It Myself Ideas - Vol. II 482-page book featuring over 1,200 farm invention stories from 2005 to 2009, indexed and cross-referenced. Volume II of the 4-Volume Encyclopedia Series, priced at $14.95 plus shipping.
  • Encyclopedia of Made It Myself Ideas - Vol. III Third volume in the Encyclopedia series compiling best farm shop inventions, indexed for easy reference.
  • Encyclopedia of Made It Myself Ideas - Vol. IV Fourth volume in the Encyclopedia series, completing the collection of made-it-myself farm inventions.
  • Great Shop Ideas - BOOK COLLECTION Collection of books (Vol. 1, 2, 3 & 4) featuring the best shop ideas and workshop hacks from FARM SHOW Magazine.
  • Money-Making Ideas - BOOK COLLECTION Collection of books (Vol. 1-5) containing money-making ideas to boost farm income from FARM SHOW Magazine.
  • Energy Saving Ideas Books (Volume 1 and Volume 2) containing energy-saving ideas and tips for farms and homesteads.
  • Gardens To Greenhouses Book covering gardening tips and greenhouse building ideas for farms and homesteads.
  • Articulated Marvels Book featuring innovative articulated creations and mechanical marvels submitted by farmers.
  • Harvest Member Subscription Premium membership subscription offering enhanced access to FARM SHOW content and features.
  • FARM SHOW Video Library Collection of videos featuring farm inventions, time-saving farming tips, and workshop hacks submitted by FARM SHOW readers, spanning 88+ pages of content on the website and a dedicated YouTube channel.
  • FARM SHOW Archives Searchable digital archive spanning 50 years of FARM SHOW magazine with over 25,000 made-it-myself farm inventions and ideas, searchable by keyword, volume, issue, and category. Included free with subscription.

Companies that use Farm Show Magazine

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Farm Show Magazine technology and API

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Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Farm Show Magazine competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Mother Earth News: Mother Earth News is a long-running independent magazine focused on self-sufficiency, homesteading, DIY projects, and rural living. Its editorial focus on reader-contributed tips, DIY shop projects, and practical farming/homesteading ideas directly overlaps with Farm Show Magazine's 'made-it-myself' invention format and target reader profile.
  • Acres U.S.A. Acres U.S.A. is an independent publisher focused on ecological/sustainable agriculture, offering a magazine, books, and conferences. Its independent, niche-focused publishing model and book/magazine product mix closely mirror Farm Show Magazine's structure and audience overlap in the agricultural publishing space.
  • Grit Magazine: Grit is a rural-lifestyle and small-farm publication featuring reader-submitted tips, DIY projects, recipes, and country living content. Its reliance on reader contributions and DIY focus makes it a closely comparable niche publication to Farm Show Magazine.
  • Hobby Farms: Hobby Farms is a niche agricultural publication targeting small-scale and hobby farmers with practical tips, equipment guides, and DIY content. It competes for a similar subset of the small-farmer/hobbyist audience that Farm Show Magazine serves.

Broad incumbents

  • Progressive Farmer: Progressive Farmer is a 130+ year-old agricultural publication covering farming techniques, equipment, and rural life, now part of DTN. It serves the same US farmer/rancher customer base as Farm Show Magazine and competes for similar advertising and subscription dollars.
  • Farm Journal: Farm Journal is one of the most established US agricultural media brands, publishing magazines, digital content, and data products for farmers. It targets a similar farmer/rancher audience and covers equipment, agronomy, and farm management, making it a comparable niche agricultural publisher at much larger scale.
  • AgWeb: AgWeb is a major digital agricultural media property (Farm Journal Media) covering news, markets, and equipment for commercial farmers. While broader in scope, it competes for the same farmer audience's attention and advertising budget.
  • Successful Farming: Successful Farming is a long-established agricultural media brand covering equipment, farming tips, and rural lifestyle for farmers and ranchers. It overlaps with Farm Show Magazine's audience and editorial categories (DIY ideas, equipment, farming techniques) but operates at a much larger scale as part of Dotdash Meredith / agriculture.com.

Regional players

  • Farm Equipment Magazine: Farm Equipment Magazine is a B2B trade publication focused on farm equipment dealers and manufacturers rather than end-user farmers. While it targets a different (dealer/manufacturer) audience, its editorial coverage of farm equipment innovations overlaps with Farm Show Magazine's equipment review content.

Emerging players

  • No-Till Farmer: No-Till Farmer is a specialized agricultural publication focused on no-till farming techniques, equipment innovations, and farmer-submitted practices. It serves a narrower farming niche but shares Farm Show Magazine's editorial approach of featuring farmer innovations and equipment innovations.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Farm Show Magazine social profiles

Digital presence

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Farm Show Magazine leadership team

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Profiles1 record

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Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Farm Show Magazine M&A and investment

M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Farm Show Magazine

What does Farm Show Magazine do?

Farm Show Magazine publishes a bi-monthly print and digital magazine featuring reader-submitted farm shop inventions, time-saving tips, money-making ideas, and farm equipment reviews. The company also sells compiled book and encyclopedia series, digital archives on DVD-ROM and USB drive, themed book collections, and operates free online classified ad websites (BestFarmBuys.com and AntiqueFarmEquipment.com) for farm equipment buyers and sellers.

Is Farm Show Magazine a public or private company?

Farm Show Magazine is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Farm Show Magazine founded?

Farm Show Magazine was founded in 1977. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Farm Show Magazine based?

Farm Show Magazine is headquartered in Lakeville, United States, in the North America region.

How does Farm Show Magazine make money?

Five revenue lines are on record. Magazine Subscriptions are the primary driver. The others are digital Product Sales, book and Encyclopedia Sales, DVD-ROM Product Sales and classified Advertising.

Who are Farm Show Magazine's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Mother Earth News, Acres U.S.A., Grit Magazine and Hobby Farms. Broad incumbents are Progressive Farmer, Farm Journal, AgWeb and Successful Farming. Farm Equipment Magazine is listed as a regional player. No-Till Farmer is listed as an emerging player.

Does Farm Show Magazine have an API?

No public API is recorded for Farm Show Magazine.

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