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Farm Show magazine, ever heard of it?
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Posted by Chris in MO on January 08, 2007 at 11:09:16 from (216.229.84.176):
All junk mail that passes through my fingers winds up in the cylindrical receptacle, unopened. However, the other day a bit of junk mail came in the mail box about a special subscription offer from a magazine called "Farm Show". The outside had some interesting farming 'eye candy', so I opened it. The inside looks just as interesting. I think I'm interested, but I have never heard of this magazine before so I don't know yet. Do any of you know anything about them? Are they worth the subscription price? Thanks in advance. Christopher
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