Celebrating 170 Years of Agricultural Awareness

In 2026, the Beeton & District Agricultural Society will proudly celebrate 170 years of keeping agricultural awareness and its importance alive in our community. Our Society exists to serve and showcase the interests and needs of our community by educating and promoting agriculture and its related industries and activities.

Our flagship event is the Beeton Fall Fair, held annually for over 160 years. Country fairs are a cherished tradition in rural Canada, bringing neighbours together to rediscover the heritage and community of yesterday and today.

Our goal is to present agriculture in ways that are both educational and entertaining for all ages. Exhibitors from our town and across Ontario showcase livestock, garden bounty, baked goods, crafts, and more. Each year, the fair enriches our community by showcasing our agricultural roots and skills, improving the quality of life for residents and visitors alike.

Sponsors are a major part of the success and future of our volunteer-run fair. With the cost of organizing, promoting, and running the annual fair continually increasing, our reliance on generous donations also grows. Your support helps us preserve a long-standing tradition while inspiring the next generation. In return for your financial support, we are pleased to offer recognition and exposure that connects your name with one of Ontario’s most enduring community events.

On behalf of the Beeton & District Agricultural Society, we extend our heartfelt appreciation to all who support our fair by becoming sponsors. Your generosity keeps our long-standing tradition alive and thriving. As we approach our 170 year anniversary in 2026, we are proud to continue sharing the importance of agriculture with our community and beyond.

We warmly welcome businesses, organizations, and individuals to join our sponsorship program. Your participation helps ensure the Society’s future, allowing us to produce an exciting and educational fair where 4-H members can flourish and where our proud agricultural heritage is passed on to new generations.

Please take a moment to review the sponsorship opportunities and choose the level that feels right for you. If the listed options aren’t feasible, know that any amount or type of support is received with heartfelt thanks. By becoming a sponsor, you are not only supporting your local community—you are investing in the future of agriculture and farming in Canada.

Sponsors Needed

On behalf of the Beeton & District Agricultural Society, we are proud to celebrate a truly remarkable milestone — 170 years of agricultural heritage, community spirit and volunteer dedication.

We welcome businesses, organizations and individuals to join us as sponsors and be part of this historic year.

Recognition: Your name or business name will appear in our local papers as corporate sponsors and in our 2027 Fair Guide.

Download the Beeton Fair Sponsorship Form

2025 Sponsors

Thank You – Sponsors & Donors

We strongly appreciate your support and assistance in all Beeton & District Agricultural Society’s events throughout the past year.

Barn Builder Sponsors ($525–$2,000)

Bert Platt (Local Historian), Dunkerron Elevators, Gwillimdale Farms, Martin Coleman Sales, Milligan Energy, Milligan Heating, R & B Well Drilling

Barn Raiser Sponsors ($375–$524)

Alliance Agri Turf, Dorsey Farms, Feehley Gastaldi & Switzer, Nancy Milligan, Northway Tire, Stewart Farm Equipment

Ground Breaker Sponsors ($250–$374)

California Daves, Dog Behavin, Equipment Ontario, Humberview Farms, McGoey’s Insurance, Muddy Water, Neighbors Country Depot, Sprucetone Holstein Farm – The Lloyd Family, Trevor Roofing

Friends of the Fair (Under $250)

Currie Truck, Harvey Cook, Jennifer Palladino, Paul Dehmel, Roger Cooper, Rogers Reynold Trucking, Ron Lisk Culvert, Tec-We-Gwill Women’s Institute

Prize Donors

Alison Preiss, Beeton Horticulture Society, Canadian Tire Alliston, Janice Preiss, Rebecca Medcof, Ron Lisk Culverts, Roger Cooper, Sean-William Dawson

Service, Equipment or Product Donations

Bakeridge Farms, Beeton Foodland, Buttcon, Canadian Tire Alliston, CWC Colwest Contracting, FC Services, Green Tractor, Gibson Transport, Labatt Breweries, Lee Sheds, Lisk Farms, Mayberry Heating, Milligan Energy, Milligan Heating & Cooling, New Orleans Pizza, Precision Mark, Premier Equipment, Ron Lisk Culverts, Simcoe York Publishing, South Simcoe Contracting, TabCreates, The Wing House, Tim Horton – Beeton, WD Potato Ltd, Webbers Farm, Wilcreek Farms, Zach Workshop

Baby Show Prize Sponsors

Bee Sew Busy, Dinoland, Foodland Beeton, Presta Photographer, Shopper’s Drugmart, Trevor’s Roofing