Indoor Ag-Con Opens Call for Speakers for 2027 Edition
14th annual event returns to Westgate Las Vegas March 24-25, 2027, with 10 crop- and sector-specific tracks
Indoor Ag-Con, the global event for protected ag, greenhouse growing and controlled environment agriculture (CEA), is now accepting speaker submissions for its 2027 edition, taking place March 24-25, 2027, at the Westgate Las Vegas.
Now in its 14th year, Indoor Ag-Con brings together growers, suppliers, researchers, and technology leaders across the full CEA supply chain. The 2027 conference program will feature two keynote addresses, 25+ sessions, and 90+ speakers across 10 crop- and sector-specific tracks, including Lettuce/Herbs, Vine Crops, Berries, Mushrooms, Food As Medicine, Cannabis, Marketing and more.
“Our conference program features the people doing the work — growers, researchers, and operators who are solving real problems every day,” said Brian Sullivan, CEO, Indoor Ag-Con. “If you have a story, a case study, or hard-won expertise to share with the CEA community, we want to hear from you.”
Indoor Ag-Con is inviting professionals across the greenhouse, vertical farming, and controlled environment agriculture community to apply for consideration as panelists, presenters, or workshop leaders. Submissions will be reviewed on a rolling basis, with select speakers contacted directly by the Indoor Ag-Con conference team.
Submission deadline: August 31, 2026
Interested speakers can view the full track list and submit for consideration at: https://indoor.ag/call-for-speakers/
Now in its 14th year, Indoor Ag-Con is the global event for protected ag, greenhouse growing and CEA, connecting growers, suppliers, researchers, and technology leaders across the full agriculture supply chain. Indoor Ag-Con 2027 takes place March 24-25, 2027, at the Westgate Las Vegas. Indoor Ag-Con also presents CEA Summit East, held each fall in Danville, VA, in partnership with the CEA Innovation Center, a joint project with Virginia Tech’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and the Institute for Advanced Learning and Research.