After a reasonably dry week the ground was in great condition and the weather was kind all day.
Dedicated Ferguson enthusiasts came from all parts of the country to plough and enjoy meeting again after a long spell with no such type of events, even though they had to respect the social distancing guidelines.
The Ferguson Club is the oldest enthusiasts club for Ferguson tractor owners.
To join contact www.fergusonclub.com.
Massey Ferguson Worldwide is a new group formed only last October.
Just last weekend it reached 2,000 members.
This group is unique in that there are no membership fees, no management team and best of all, none of the politics of other clubs.
Why not join the club on Facebook?
Members come from all over the World, including several ex MF staff, salesmen and employees.
The aim is to help and educate fellow enthusiasts and to organise working days and road runs etc for the enjoyment of the members.
The organisers wish to thank all who supported this, thew first event.
Approximately £800 has been raised to date to support a unit in Craigavon Hospital.
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Ian McCormick with his immaculate 135
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Jackie McIntyre from Tandragee with a 1959 MF 35 he has owned from new
3.
Harry Elliott had one of the few cabbed tractors at the event
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Some of the plough men ploughing individual plots