Our sponsor for coverage of this year’s Farm Progress Show is New Holland and to help you understand what they’re showing farmers I’ve got an interview with Gene Hemphill.
In the interview Gene describes the new products on display for farmers and talks about the new New Holland Agriculture logo. In the past we’d be looking at very large blue and white striped tents but this year we’ve got yellow and blue “igloos” and tall columns showcasing the new logo. It’s very different.
Gene says that 20 years ago when he started sponsoring the media tent he would put out typewriters. What are they? Now we’re using wireless internet connections.
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I went out to my car a little while ago to sit in the air conditioning and the thermometer in it said 101 degrees. It is toasty here. In fact, my computer here in the media tent is heating up and acting up or I’d have some video posted for you already.
On stage in the media tent here at the Farm Progress Show this morning was 
Laura and I went out on a drive around in the ZimMobile. The breeze was so nice that I thought about just driving around for a while.
Matt Jungmann is National Shows Manager for
The first press conference of the day here at the Farm Progress Show was held jointly by Trimble and Dickey-John. On the stage are Jim Stephens, Trimble Ag Media Relations, Erick Arveson, GM, Trimble Ag Division and Chris Tarpley, VP of Sales and Marketing, Dickey-John.
We go from sunset to sunrise here at the Farm Progress Show.
It’s almost time for the start of the 2007 Farm Progress Show. To help me kick it off and give it an independent media perspective I had a discussion with Leah Guffey,
We talked about the new paved roads, air conditioning in the bathrooms and media tent and all the new releases and media announcements that we’ve received. Food at the show came up as well.
The sun is actually down at this point but that’s where it was as I was driving out of the Farm Progress Show this evening.
If you’ve been reading AgWired long then you know I’ve been