SHOW DESCRIPTION:

A fully self contained strolling attraction that is a safe, informative and educational working display which educates and promotes the benefits of natural stone ground milling of whole grains. Adults and children can participate in the grinding of the grains as well as cooking them. Free samples of the cooked grains will be provided to fair patrons. This attraction can also be placed in a permanent area and can include the following components: Blacksmith Shop, Hay Baling and Broom Making Demonstrations.

SHOW LENGTH:
A maximum of 6 hours per day of Strolling

SHOW SUPPLIES:
• AG Truck
• A working cooking display with authentic cast iron skillets.
• Demonstrations and hands on experience with grinding and cooking of whole grains.
• Crew
• A cook off between fair patrons can be done where they can grind the grains and cook them. The person with the best tasting food will win a prize.
• All necessary equipment including stove and pots for cook off.

BUYER SUPPLIES:
• Parking for 1 semi-truck
• Electric: (2) 110 volts, 30 amps.
• Water hook-up near site (Water and Electric hook-ups are only needed if it is going to be placed in a permanent area with the other components)
• 2 round bales of hay (Hay is only needed if the Hay Baling Demonstration is going to be part of the show. Hay will be baled in to square bales and will be given back to the venue after last show)
• 1 hotel room from 1 day prior and through the duration of the event.

AREA NEEDED: (The show can stroll most of the time, but they will need an area of 20’ x 10’ to do the cook off.)

SET-UP & TEAR-DOWN: 1 hour set-up; 1 hour for tear-down for the AG Truck. The other components will take and addition 1 to 2 hours to set up.

DAILY MILEAGE TRAVELED: 500 miles (10 hours)

PUBLICITY AND VIDEO AVAILABLE: Yes

REFERENCES AVAILABLE: Yes

COST: $850 per day. The shows price is based on a 1 week minimum and routing in place.
Hay Baler can be added for and additional $400 per day
Blacksmith Shop, Saddle making and Broom Making Demonstrations are an additional $350 each per day. $50,000 worth historical American Saddles on display
(If you are interested in just one of the above components then the price will be $750 a day based on a week minimum)