The fairgrounds in York, Pennsylvania, served as the location for the 12th annual Keystone Farm Show Jan. 4-6, 2011. As the state's largest farm equipment trade show, this event draws more than 350 commericial exhibitors and more than 10,000 attendees annually.
Exhibitors are spread throughout six buildings as well as many outdoor displays.
From equipment manufacturers to feed companies to associations and numerous other agricultural services, it's difficult to see all that this show has to offer in just one day.
New to this year's event was a farm safety display from the College of Agricultural Sciences. The display helped to educate producers about a new program designed to put rollover protective structures (ROPS) on hundreds of tractors, with an end goal of helping to save farmers' lives.
Learn more about Penn State's ROPS Retrofit Program from this Penn State Live article or from the program's website .
Next year's Keystone Farm Show will be held Jan. 3-5, 2012 in York, Pennsylvania. PD
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Below: The Pennsylvania Dairy Princess and Promotion Services booth offered a variety of "got milk?" apparel as well as unique Pennsylvania dairy memorabilia. Pictured from left to right are Cumberland County dairy princess Starr Leonard, Jimmy Saylor of Cumberland County and Huntingdon County dairy princess Krista Hawn.
Below: Producers gather around the equipment display from Kuhn .
