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    Our Mission: The Jackson County Chamber of Commerce is the champion for a successful business climate and a catalyst for a robust economy in our region.

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  • Antique Tractor Drive

    Friday, November 1, 2019
     
    Come watch the Parade of Tractors pass down Highway 90.
     
    Parade route from Ag Center to Madison Street Park beginning at 9:00am.
     
    See static display of tractors at Madison Street Park.
     
    Tractors return to Ag Center on parade route at 2:00pm.

  • Participation Information:

    Antique tractors will be offloaded at the Jackson County Agriculture Center, 3631 Highway 90 West, Marianna, Florida. The first leg of the drive will be to travel 6.1 miles east into the downtown area around the Marianna Farmer's Market (Madison Street Park). Drivers will create a static display around the Farmer's Market and eat a Dutch treat lunch at local businesses. After lunch, the antique tractors will begin the return leg of the drive back to the Agriculture Center. Farms, antique tractor collectors, 4-H Clubs, FFA Chapters, and civic organizations are encouraged to participate in the drive. Tractors must by 1980 or older model tractors. Wagons with club members can be pulled behind the tractors, but must have at least one adult chaperone in the wagon with youth, and must have an adult tractor driver. Tractor drive participants are not required to participate in the tractor pull competition the following day.


     

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  • For More Information:

    Myra Hurst

    850-573-1544

    Steve Hurst

    850-573-1543

    mshurst23@gmail.com

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