2025 Spring Crank Up! Tractor Show
Saturday, April 19
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| Kirby Zimmerman leads the Parade of Power with 1949 Farmall H, which belonged to Park Founder Everett Zimmerman |
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| Gary Timm drives Kirby Zimmerman's 1952 Farmall Super M |
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| Jim Turner from Olsburg, drove Kirby Zimmerman's Farmall B |
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| The Parade of Power heading downtown |
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| Lyle Lafferty, Scranton, shows off his 1950 IHC Farmall |
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| Jack Mayfield, Scranton, drive a 1952 Allis CA |
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| Irvin Parsons drove from Burden to show his 1965 A-C D-12 III with a 2 Bottom 3 pt. Plow |
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| Steve & Valerie Hiegert, Council Grove, Drove their 1950 John Deere MT |
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| Colt & Mallory Hiegert, Council Grove, show off their 1950 John Deere R |
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| Tim Cravens, Olsburg, traveled to Missouri to add this 1948 IB Allis Chalmers to his collection. |
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| Garrett Ellis of Alta Vista Pulls a JD 494a Planter with his 1951 Farmall M |
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| The Spring Crank Up! Tractor Show Parade of Power Heads toward downtown |
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| Verle Amthauer, rural Junction City, Shows his support of Ag Heritage Park Driving his 1958 Ford 861 |
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| Alexis Zajack, Verle Amthauer's Granddaughter drives a 1952 Ford 8N from Verle's collection |
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| Todd Walter drives a 70th Anniversary Edition 2010 NH Boomer 8N from Verle Amthauer's collection |
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| Richard Stahl, Dwight, likes to drive his 1990 IHC Scout Terra Diesel |
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| Michael Ganson rides with Matt Easton driving his Grandfather John Olson's 1958 520 John Deere |
Following the Parade of Power
Tractor Owners Talked about their Exhibits
Zerf Cowboy Songs
Were Enjoyed While Lunch Was Enjoyed
BARN QUILT WINNERS:
Rebecca Frerking, Washington
Lou Zimmerman, Council Grove
Harold Hladky, Olsburg
Join us for lunch and
Zerf, Songs and Stories of the Wild Kansas Frontier
Saturday, April 19 - 11:30 - 1:30
Zerf is a singer/songwriter and Manhattan, Kansas native. His repertoire consists of Kansas cowboy and pioneer tunes, and original songs of Kansas frontier towns and characters. The original Kansas Cowboy Minstrel, Zerf scours the plains for the native strains of the Kansas frontier. Zerf claims, "Singing these songs has sent me down fascinating trails rich in geography and characters of this place, this Kansas."
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