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Farm Tech Days Announces Commemorative Toy

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Farm Tech Days Announces Commemorative Toy

The Clark County Wisconsin Farm Technology Days committee has announced the official commemorative toy for this year’s show. Actually, it is two toys; a 1/64th scale Meyer’s 8126RT Forage Box Set including a forage trailer and truck-mounted box. The boxes reflect Clark County-based Meyer Manufacturing Corporation. In 1951 Alvin Meyer patented the False-Endgate box which was later redesigned to become what is believed to be the first-ever self-unloading forage box. Today the 8100RT BOSS can be seen across the country. More details can be found on the Wisconsin Farm Technology Days website, or you can access the order form here.

2022 Wisconsin Farm Technology Days will be held July 12-14 at just south of Loyal in Clark County.

Filed Under: Agribusiness, community, News Tagged With: Clark County, Commemorative toy, Farm Technology Days, farm toy, Loyal, Meyer Manufacturing, Meyer Manufacturing Corporation, Meyer's 8100RT BOSS, Meyer's 8126RT Forage Box, wisconsin farm technology days

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  1. Gerald Anthony Kress says

    August 25, 2022 at 3:33 pm

    Are there any of the 2022 toys left for purchase

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    • mmPam Jahnke says

      August 25, 2022 at 3:35 pm

      I believe they were all sold during the show. You can try and contact the committee members and see if any are left.

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  2. William Botset says

    August 28, 2022 at 12:41 pm

    We ordered and have not received, any ETA info on these …?

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    • mmPam Jahnke says

      August 30, 2022 at 11:26 am

      Unfortunately we have no connection to the show or the toy. Generally if you ordered the commemorative toy, you were asked to pick it up at the show. Here’s the contact information for the communications coordinator. He should get you to the proper person.
      Bob Meyer
      201 N Main Street
      Loyal, WI 54446
      [email protected]

      Cell: 715-615-1591

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