We are announcing the ninth annual Georgia National Antique Ag Show.
It opens on November the 11th through the 14th at the Georgia National Fairgrounds in Perry, Georgia. Visitors will get a first-hand look at just how dramatic the transformation in agriculture has been. This year’s theme, From Mules to Biker Chips, honoring the past, showing the future, celebrating 250 years of agriculture.
And you’re invited to come and bring your friends with you. It’ll all be at the fairgrounds, and they’ll have everything from even horse-grown buggies, wagons, and period implements to demonstrate horse and mule powered farm work. Nearby tractor displays will also show presentations spanning back to 1900s.
Internal combustion tractors will all be demonstrating their tractor on site. Also, we’ll remind you that across the street will be the Grand Farm Service. The Grand Farm is sponsored by the University of Georgia, and it has private technology companies developing all kinds of things for the future of agriculture.
Check it out on the internet at Georgia Antique Agricultural Show. It’s free and it’s easy to make plans now, November 11th through the 14th, to attend the show.
Audio Reporting by Tyron Spearman for Southeast AgNet.