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Companies which come up with a top 10 new product often find instant connections with the masses at the World Ag Expo in Tulare.
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Companies which come up with a top 10 new product often find instant connections with the masses at the World Ag Expo in Tulare.
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Marine Colonel Oliver North spoke in Tulare on Wednesday night. He was the keynote speaker at the World Ag Expo.
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The gates at the World Ag Expo are closed, ending another successful run in the South Valley.
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The financial impact of the three day event is expected to be somewhere in the billions.
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The main gates have closed at the World Ag Expo in Tulare bringing another successful show to an end.
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The second day of the World Ag Expo saw some rain but plenty of sunshine, too.
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The day started with rain, but that didn't stop the crowds from visiting the World Ag Expo.
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Thousands welcomed former president George W. Bush to the World Ag Expo Wednesday.
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Thousands welcomed former president George W. Bush to the World Ag Expo Wednesday.
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Visitors to the World Ag Expo were greeted with some rain, as they arrived to the International Agri-Center in Tulare Wednesday morning.
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It's not all tractors and big machines at the World Ag Expo. There's also a softer side.
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A country music concert wrapped up the first day of the World Ag Expo in Tulare Tuesday night.
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A country music concert wrapped up the first day of the World Ag Expo in Tulare Tuesday night.
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Tens of thousands of people are expected in Tulare for the World Ag Expo -- a major money maker for the South Valley.
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It's the first day of the World Ag Expo in Tulare and thousands were there to check out the latest in agriculture equipment.
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Presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich pulled out all the stops during a visit in the Valley Tuesday.
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Tens of thousands of people are expected in Tulare for the World Ag Expo -- a major money maker for the South Valley.
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The World Ag Expo will feature a special appearance from America's 43rd president, George W. Bush at the Ag Warriors Gala.
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The World Ag Expo kicks off Tuesday in Tulare and tens of thousands of people are expected to attend.
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Thousands of visitors from all over the world are in Tulare County as the World Ag Expo kicks off this week.
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Thousands of visitors from all over the world are in Tulare County as the World Ag Expo kicks off this week.
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Republican Presidential Candidate Newt Gingrich is scheduled to make an appearance in the South Valley this week.
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The doors to the largest agriculture equipment show in the world closed about Thursday afternoon, ending another successful run for the World Ag Expo.
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The World Ag Expo in Tulare continues with thousands of visitors checking out the latest in ag technology and equipment.
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Not many people would consider working on a farm a vacation.
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The 3-day World Ag Expo in the Central Valley is California's largest farm show.
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The Central Valley's World Ag Expo is showing off some of the latest money-saving and environmentally friendly solutions.
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There's something in the air in Tulare at the World Agriculture Expo, the state's largest farm show. It's not the methane emanating from nearby dairy farms. It's not the diesel exhaust from heavy equipment working the fields. It's the sense of optimism among the 100,000 farmers, growers, dairymen and equipment manufacturers gathering for the three-day event. They believe the agriculture economy is on the rebound.
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Thousands of people are getting ready to attend the opening day of the 2011 World Ag Expo in Tulare.
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The 2011 World Ag Expo in Tulare is underway bringing large crowds of people to Tulare on opening day and giving a big boost to the economy in the south valley.
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Thousands of people are getting ready to attend the opening day of the 2011 World Ag Expo in Tulare.
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The annual event is the largest of its kind with all 1,400 exhibit spaces sold out this year.
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Organizers at the World Ag Expo are making last minute preparations before the gates open Tuesday morning.
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This year's event is bigger than ever and visitors will have a new entertainment option at the Agri-Center next week.
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The 43rd Annual World Ag Expo in Tulare has concluded another successful run. Aside from socializing and enjoying the exhibits, some came with a serious mission in mind.
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An uncertain water supply makes it difficult for farmers to make cropping decisions. Some exhibitors at the World Ag Expo in Tulare are fielding the same question, "How can I save more water?"
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Day one of the World Ag Expo in Tulare brought steady rain. Many come to test-drive the big tractors but the wet grounds had more people scurrying indoors to see the latest Ag products.
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Avoid traffic and be delivered right to the dedicated shuttle gate.
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Expo organizers are still expecting over one-hundred thousand people to show up this week -- despite a slight decline in exhibitors.
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The economy has hurt many agricultural businesses in the Central Valley. Expo organizers hope they have some career solutions and vendors hope they have enough appeal to grow their business.
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