There is no Imperial County in the state of Nebraska. However, this article will be addressed within the context previously given about Nebraska. While Imperial County does exist, it is situated in the state of California in the Colorado Desert area of the Sonoran Desert, it borders the Mexican city of Mexicali to the south. While exploring Nebraska it would be quite astonishing to visit the Imperial County Fair as it might offer a glimpse to a California lifestyle with agro-tourism.

Imperial County Fairs in general offer an amazing example of County Fairs with international flair due to being situated near the Mexican-American border. California has many county and state fairs with different events across different times of the year. Imperial County, in particular, hosts a major county fair in 360 E 8th Street, Imperial, California within the city center.

The fair features Animal Shows providing an opportunity for the citizens and especially school students to display their individual capabilities with rearing animals and performing animal shows like dairy shows. However, it has given rise to disputes over animal rights. Another cause for concern has been weather issues and how that has affected livestock.

As well as Animal shows it also features traditional county fair faves which attracts throngs of locals and visitors alike. Competitions with arts and crafts, and homemade products are conducted drawing people from as far as Calexico or Brawley. In truth Imperial has an iconic yearly livestock auction that facilitates enormous economic activity.

Individuals from neighboring Yuma County would occasionally attend this event. However, before attending the fair visitors and participants would ideally prefer having all the essential information to maximize participation from the various facets it affords.

Unfortunately, this event isn't suitable for someone relying solely on the railroad public transportation as the bus connectivity isn't entirely reliable with minimal options like Amtrak. Private motor transport is a necessary requirement.

Now Imperial is not known for hosting the Nebraska State Fair as their two different geographical locations implies them being in separate states like Iowa where each could own separate Fair Premises separate from each other e.g. the Clay County Fair.

To conclude, attendance and overall participation lead one to observe this event as possibly the very epitome of an agro fair.