Barnyard Meetup Brings Farming Simulator Fans Together in Türkiye
Farming Simulator celebrated its growing Turkish community with the first-ever Barnyard Meetup in Türkiye. Held during the Konya Agriculture Fair, the five-day event welcomed thousands of visitors for hands-on activities, competitions, and the chance to connect with fellow farming enthusiasts. 🇹🇷🚜
Bringing the Community Together
Organized by Cultivator ArdaKRKZ in partnership with PALAZ and Agrico, the Barnyard Meetup took place between April 7th and 11th at the Konya Agriculture Fair. Across five days, approximately 5,000 visitors stopped by the Farming Simulator booths, making it one of the largest community gatherings for the series in Türkiye.
Competitions, Simulators & Prizes
Visitors had the opportunity to test their skills in a dedicated Farming Simulator cockpit, competing in specially designed challenges for a variety of official prizes. Signed souvenir cards, posters, Farming Simulator game keys, and exclusive merchandise were all up for grabs throughout the event.
The fun continued with interactive activities including a Farming Simulator Pub Quiz, Brand Guessing, and Map Guessing contests, offering even more opportunities for participants to win rewards.
Exclusive Collectibles
One of the event's highlights was a set of exclusive Barnyard Meetup souvenir glasses, which quickly became a popular keepsake among visitors. Combined with the lively atmosphere and interactive exhibitions, the collectibles helped make the event a memorable experience for longtime fans and newcomers alike.
Become a Cultivator
Following the successful event, GIANTS Software encouraged community members around the world to join its Cultivator Program. The initiative supports local community leaders in organizing future Barnyard Meetups, helping connect Farming Simulator fans through regional events and community-driven activities.
From simulator competitions to community gatherings, the first Barnyard Meetup in Türkiye showcased the passion of Farming Simulator fans and highlighted the growing connection between virtual farming and real-world agriculture.