Editor’s note: Husker Harvest Days is Sept. 10-12 in Grand Island, Neb. Visit HuskerHarvestDays.com.

There are only three days to see all that Husker Harvest Days has to offer, but a new website can help you get the most out of the show.

Here is how to navigate to the landing page and a few items to check out:

Online access. First, go online to HuskerHarvestDays.com. Under “Plan,” click on “My Show Planner and App.” From there, you can visit the web-based My Show Planner or download the app. Then, you can create your show account and access the show map, schedule and exhibitor list. 

Map quadrants. The show map is divided into four quadrants. Hover over spaces to identify exhibitors’ locations. Explore the floor plan, which provides a bird’s-eye view of the showgrounds. Click on any area to enlarge it and view additional details. For specific exhibitors, hover over lot numbers to see their locations.

Search function. Use the search function to find specific companies or product categories. Simply type the name of the company or product in the keyword search bar at the top of the map page. For example, if interested in tractors, click on “tractors” to see a list of exhibitors in that category.

My Show Planner. This feature creates a personalized list of companies to visit. Add them to your show agenda. When searching for a company or product, clicking on it takes you back to the map, showing its location.

Featured exhibitors. After registering, explore featured exhibitors. They provide additional information, including addresses, phone numbers, product photos and website links.

Plan ahead. Coordinate with family and friends by adding appointment or meeting times using the calendar function under “My Show Planner.”

Post-show information. After the event, revisit Map My Show to catch up on any new information.

Remember, register early to maximize your time at the show. There’s lots to see. Map My Show is also available to download on an iPhone or Android. Visit the App Store or Google Play, and search for Husker Harvest Days.