The Story of Agriculture
The Genesee County Agricultural Society is renovating a building near the county fairgrounds to create a future Agriculture Center.
The center will share the history of agriculture, with various equipment on display, including a Branton’s horse-drawn milk wagon and a mid 1970s Byron Harvester Model 501.
Key figures involved in the project include Ag Center Chairman Tim Call, Genesee County Chamber of Commerce President Brian Cousins, and Genesee County Agricultural Society’s longest-serving board member Bob Berkemeier.
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The project is underway, with the goal of creating a historical center that showcases the story of agriculture.
Author's summary: Agriculture center nears completion.
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