The show has brought together enthusiasts and casual observers alike since 1987. “Farm toy collecting keeps our past history alive,” said show founder Tim Talbert, 64, of New Windsor.

This year, the show featured 52 tables filled with toys and farm memorabilia. Blank said the toy show has been a tradition for the FFA chapter since she was in middle school.

This year, the show featured 52 tables filled with toys and farm memorabilia. Blank said the toy show has been a tradition for the FFA chapter since she was in middle school.

The Farm Toy Show — in memory of her father, Ron Huls — will take place from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Jan. 28 at Bismarck-Henning Rossville-Alvin Cooperative High School, 17268 E 2750 N. Road, Bismarck.

This year, the show featured 52 tables filled with toys and farm memorabilia. Blank said the toy show has been a tradition for the FFA chapter since she was in middle school.

Arlo Spence, a 3-year-old New Jersey resident, plays with a tractor on his own farm display during the 37th annual Central Maryland Farm Toy Show at the Ag Center in Westminster on Saturday.

Pictured is the high selling consignment at the 2023 National Farm Toy Show Auction. The cast-iron John Deere combine made by Vindex in the early 1900s sold for $10,000. (Photo courtesy of Toy ...

Maddison DeOrnellas, left, and Taylor Cole hold the Farmall 400 toy tractor the PBL High School FFA chapter will sell at its annual farm toy show Feb. 10. ABOVE: The gymnasium at Paxton-Buckley ...