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CONTEST: 'Celebrate the Harvest' Sign Up for a Chance to Win a $1000 Gift Card & other great prizes from Farms.com and Ag Buyer's Guide

FAMRERS: Fill out the contest entry form here:http://harvestcontest.farms.com/  for a chance to win a $1000 Gift Card or one of many other great ag-related prizes!

 

VISIT the Ag Buyer's Guide OR the Farms.com Booth at Canada's Outdoor Farm Show in Woodstock September 10 – 12, 2013 to get Bonus Ballots that will give you extra entries into the contest – instead of just one entry per household. Entering your Bonus Ballot could give you 3, 6 or even 10 extra chances to win!
 

Farms.com, Ag Buyers Guide, and our Contest Sponsors understand you work hard at harvest season, so Celebrate the Harvest and your hard work with a chance to win $1000

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