American Dairy XPO
Vermont, United States
The U.S. dairy industry is gaining a major new platform this fall with the launch of the first American Dairy XPO (ADX), taking place November 5–6, 2025, at the Champlain Valley Exposition in Essex Junction (Burlington), Vermont. The new trade fair is organized by DLG Markets North America, the recently established subsidiary of the DLG (German Agricultural Society).
Bringing together more than 150 exhibitors and more than 200 branded livestock equipment lines from the United States, Canada, Europe and Asia, the American Dairy XPO is set to become a key meeting place for dairy producers, technology providers, and industry experts. The event is built around four pillars: Innovation, Education, Networking and the Pride in U.S. Dairy.nnovation on Display
At the two day event, visitors can explore three full exhibition halls featuring the latest dairy technologies, equipment, genetics, feeding systems, and sustainable farm solutions. Exhibitors will showcase advancements designed to improve efficiency, animal welfare, and profitability on dairy farms that are investing in progress and preparing for the future.
Education in the “Dairy Delivers Classroom”
From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on each event day, the “Dairy Delivers” Classroom will feature practical sessions addressing key challenges in dairy production. The compact program is presented by the Vermont Agency of Agriculture and Professional Dairy Producers.
Highlighted topics include:
-The meaning of Pride In Dairy
-Milk quality practical tips
-Making carbon scores work for dairy
-Lameness management
-Lessons in dairy business transition
-Building and maintaining strong dairy teams
-Business innovation investments for the future
-The full seminar program is available at americandairyxpo.com
Networking and Community Spirit
Networking opportunities peak during DairyFest on November 5th, featuring live entertainment and a buffet celebrating dairy commodity. The 4-H Fundraiser will feature local 4-H clubs serving grilled cheese and milkshakes to raise funds to support their clubs efforts.
The U.S. dairy industry is gaining a major new platform this fall with the launch of the first American Dairy XPO (ADX), taking place November 5–6, 2025, at the Champlain Valley Exposition in Essex Junction (Burlington), Vermont. The new trade fair is organized by DLG Markets North America, the recently established subsidiary of the DLG (German Agricultural Society).
Bringing together more than 150 exhibitors and more than 200 branded livestock equipment lines from the United States, Canada, Europe and Asia, the American Dairy XPO is set to become a key meeting place for dairy producers, technology providers, and industry experts. The event is built around four pillars: Innovation, Education, Networking and the Pride in U.S. Dairy.nnovation on Display
At the two day event, visitors can explore three full exhibition halls featuring the latest dairy technologies, equipment, genetics, feeding systems, and sustainable farm solutions. Exhibitors will showcase advancements designed to improve efficiency, animal welfare, and profitability on dairy farms that are investing in progress and preparing for the future.
Education in the “Dairy Delivers Classroom”
From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on each event day, the “Dairy Delivers” Classroom will feature practical sessions addressing key challenges in dairy production. The compact program is presented by the Vermont Agency of Agriculture and Professional Dairy Producers.
Highlighted topics include:
-The meaning of Pride In Dairy
-Milk quality practical tips
-Making carbon scores work for dairy
-Lameness management
-Lessons in dairy business transition
-Building and maintaining strong dairy teams
-Business innovation investments for the future
-The full seminar program is available at americandairyxpo.com
Networking and Community Spirit
Networking opportunities peak during DairyFest on November 5th, featuring live entertainment and a buffet celebrating dairy commodity. The 4-H Fundraiser will feature local 4-H clubs serving grilled cheese and milkshakes to raise funds to support their clubs efforts.