ICS Joins Brechbuhler Scales at the 2025 Farm Science Review

The Farm Science Review, held every September at the Molly Caren Agricultural Center in London, Ohio, draws more than 100,000 farmers, agribusiness leaders, and industry professionals. In 2025, Instrument Calibration Solutions exhibited there for the first time, sharing a booth with our sister company, Brechbuhler Scales.

Brechbuhler: a longtime presence at the show

Brechbuhler Scales has exhibited at the Farm Science Review for years, from livestock scales to custom applications built to help farmers run more efficiently. Their team works directly with farms of all sizes on problems like reducing load disputes, improving feed accuracy, and staying compliant.

Why ICS was there

ICS specializes in calibration services and metrology for industries from aerospace to medical device manufacturing, and agriculture depends on accurate instruments just as much. A livestock operation depends on scale accuracy for proper feed distribution. A grain farmer depends on pressure gauges to monitor storage safety. A machinery-heavy farm depends on torque wrenches and electrical meters staying in spec. When those instruments drift out of tolerance, it shows up as lost product, higher maintenance costs, compliance headaches, or safety risks, and ICS’s labs and mobile field services exist to catch that before it becomes a problem.

Event details

• Dates: September 16–18, 2025
• Location: Molly Caren Agricultural Center, London, Ohio
• Booth: Brechbuhler Scales, with ICS joining for the first time

For ICS, this was a chance to introduce ourselves to the agricultural community and talk with farmers directly about where calibration fits into day-to-day farm operations. For Brechbuhler, it was another year at a show they know well, this time alongside their sister company. If you missed us at the booth, you can still reach either team through our contact page.

ICS at the 2025 Farm Science Review

The 2025 Farm Science Review gave ICS a chance to connect with the region’s manufacturers alongside our sister company. Learn more about the event at the Farm Science Review’s official site, or contact our team to talk about your calibration needs.