Burlington County Farm Fair

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Follow the Burlington County Farm Fair all year long with our twitter account. Throughout the year and all day during the four days of the fair we will be providing updates every hour. So take a second and follow Us

2010 Scarecrow Recycling Contest

After the big success of last year, the scarecrow contest is back again this year. All the rules are still the same, but to get the full details and rules click here

We Are On Facebook!

Thats right, the farm fair has started a group on facebook. We will be posting updates, news and other fun things on there during the year. While you can find alot of information about the fair on here, on facebook you will be able to talk directly to other members who also love the fair and discuss your favorite things about the fair.

2010 Parking Pass

BACK AGAIN FOR 2010: You can purchase a four day parking pass for $15.00 (NO OTHER DISCOUNT OFFERS CAN BE TAKEN ON THIS PASS) that is valid all four days of the farm fair. You can order these passes through the mail, or beginning July 1st they can be purchases at the Burlington County Farm Fair office at the Lumberton Green between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.

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Antique Farm Equipment

Written by Stephen
Wednesday, 22 April 2009 20:30
*Antique Farm Equipment* Parade of antique tractors every day at 5:00 P.M. on the Fairgrounds. Take a step backward in time at the Fair and visit these old engines, and a large assortment of other farm machinery. Antique cars, trucks, and farm tractors are also on display. The antique farm equipment show has been growing each year at the Burlington County Farm Fair. Mr. Coles Roberts of Southampton and Mr. Jeff Nixon of Pemberton, coordinate this exhibit. Mr. Larry Cauffman of Masonville coordinates the old farm gasoline engine section of the show. The putt-putt-sputter-putt of his machines serves as a calling for old engine buffs and attracts thousands of people to the exhibit. Mr. Cauffman will be shelling field corn throughout the Fair with a two-hole corn sheller – a slow process compared with our modern combines. Spectators may get a souvenir corncob.
Last Updated ( Friday, 08 May 2009 22:19 )