Ag senator recognizes antique tractor day - High Plains Journal
U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas recognized Antique Tractor Preservation Day during the 118th Congress.
A distinguished rural-raised Kansan, Michael Hinton has devoted a lifetime to promoting America’s heritage farm machinery – Creating and founding Antique Tractor Preservation Day. He is profoundly recognized as America’s Esteemed Antique Tractor Ambassador; fulfilling his dream of serving as an unwavering advocate for agriculture and raising national awareness about the ways the tractor transformed American farming.
U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall of Kansas recognized Antique Tractor Preservation Day during the 118th Congress.
Michael Hinton, Owner | CEO of TalkingTractors.com, along with an accomplished group of Kansas businesses, organizations, and individuals, were honored Thursday, October 03, 2024, during the Kansas Department of [...]
Kansas farmers recently gathered to commemorate the state's renowned ag heritage for Antique Tractor Preservation Day where local communities came together to cherish family keepsakes, handed down from one generation to another. Sarah Diamond with the Hutchinson-Reno County Chamber of Commerce spoke with RFD-TV's own Tammi Arender on the celebration's background, what the event entails, and the value of honoring the ag heritage through keepsakes.
An Historic State of Kansas First! Proclamation issued on behalf of the people of Kansas, commemorating the state's renowned agricultural heritage, and Kansas resident Michael Hinton's passion for classic tractors. HUTCHINSON, [...]
In this episode, Lorrie Boyer has a conversation with Michael Hinton, the owner and operator of TalkingTractors.com. This passion project serves as a connection point for antique tractor collectors, complete with forums and classifieds, associations and clubs, parts, books, merchandise and more.
Michael Hinton, Hutchinson, Kansas, describes an American success story-the farm tractors and those who use them.
The Red Power Roundup 2023 recently took place in Grand Island, NE, and drew a large crowd from all over the United States as well as some international visitors. Today's show is a celebration of one family's passion for Farmall tractors and their family history of collecting tractors. It is a special story of tractor enthusiast Michael Hinton and his Father- in -Law, Lawerence Jury. We are also joined by Donelle Egger Moormeier, Co-Chairperson of the event.