The 98th Huron County Plowing Match on Aug. 21 drew the traditional crowd to a plowing match, but also a lot of young people, members of the local Sodbusters club.
The match was hosted by Nelson Underwood and the Underwood family at Underwood Farms. The farm hadn’t seen a plow in more than 20 years.
Emma Robinson was named Huron Queen of the Furrow.
The Huron Soil and Crop Improvement Association also held a sprayer demonstration in conjunction with the plowing match in which five local companies showed off the latest in sprayer technology.
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Aiden Hickey, of Auburn, Ont., works on his plow at the Huron County Plowing Match, where he competed with a Cockshutt tractor. Photo: John Greig -
A competitor concentrates as she plows during the Huron County Plowing Match. Photo: John Greig -
The new and the old were on display at the Huron County Plowing Match with older tractors and the elevators of Underwood Farms, host of the plowing match in Morris-Turnberry Township, in the background. Photo: John Greig -
Spectators take in a sprayer demonstration put on by the Huron Soil and Crop Improvement Association alongside the plowing match. Five local companies showed their latest equipment. Photo: John Greig
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