14th ANNUAL TULSA FARM SHOW

DECEMBER 6,7, 8, 2007

QUIK TRIP CENTER, TULSA FAIRGROUNDS

November 14, 2007 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE!

14th ANNUAL TULSA FARM SHOW

A SALUTE TO PRODUCTION AGRICULTURE!

The TULSA FARM SHOW for 2007 will fill the Quik Trip Center with more exhibits than ever and all the features and events attendees have enjoyed over the years. Ron Bormaster, Show Manager comments, Over 300 exhibitors will fill the upper level (330,000 square feet) of the Expo Center as we make every effort to assure that the Tulsa Farm Show is a complete and unique salute to agriculture where active farmers and ranchers can evaluate agricultural products and services, pick up valuable information and enjoy a great time socializing with others involved in the industry.” Over 1000 agricultural products and services will be on display. This year we are pleased to bring the Oklahoma Simmental Simbrah Association Private treaty bull sale to the lower level of the Quik Trip Center for easier access by farm show attendees.

Craig Cameron's Young Horse Training seminars & demonstrations, sponsored by Sutherlands, is a perennial favorite returning for his twelfth year at the show. Oklahoma State University will present the latest info on timely and relevant topics. Oklahoma Farm Bureau’s presentation of Ag Safety Forums will run continuously all day in booth #920. Wild Fire Safety, Home Preparedness for Emergencies, FBI Home Guard Safety, Alcohol and Preventative Drunk Driving Awareness will all be covered this year. The very popular Livestock equipment demonstrations, sponsored by Linn Post & Pipe, featuring the chutes listed below, will be presented twice daily at the far west end of the QUIK TRIP CENTER. Chutes from BEHLEN, CATTLAC, McNAUGHTON RANCH, TITAN WEST, STAMPEED STEEL, MOLY MFG. PRIEFERT, SILENCER, ZIETLOW (FOR-MOST), B BAR D, W-W LIVESTOCK, POWDER RIVER, TARTAR GATE and LINN POST & PIPE will be demonstrated. Cattle for the demonstrations and the scholarship competition are supplied by Tulsa Stockyards

Ten, three person teams from Perkins-Tryon, Pawnee, Oktaha, Dickson, Idabel, Crescent, Hartshorne and Tipton Oklahoma high schools will compete for honors and Scholarships Friday morning at the all new TULSA FARM SHOW for 2007. Midwest Shows President, John Riles comments “To date, Midwest Shows Scholarship Programs, Inc. has awarded over $35,000.00 in post Secondary ag Scholarships to Oklahoma High School Students. This is an annual event here at the TULSA FARM SHOW. We hope to encourage young people to continue the traditions of progressive farming and ranching that have made this country the most efficient producer of food for the world market.”

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The Oklahoma Simmental Simbrah Association private treaty bull sale will include other breeds with over 50 head being shown this year. All of the bulls in the offering will be 12 to 24 months, current on all vaccinations, and have a current breeding soundness exam. Buyers can be confident in that the bulls in the offering are ready to go home and go to work. The All Breed Private Treaty Bull Sale moves to the lower level of the Quik trip center this year. Bulls will be catalogued with pedigree and performance information as well as prices. Bulls will be sold first come, first served, and there will be trucking available. Information about the sale bulls will be available throughout the farm show, and detailed information will be available at all IPE Building entries and at the Oklahoma Simmental Simbrah Association booth #122.

Oklahoma Ag in the Classroom is a joint project of the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry, Oklahoma State Department of Education, Oklahoma State University and the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service, 4-H Youth Development. The purpose of Oklahoma Ag in the Classroom is to help familiarize Oklahoma school children with Oklahoma's number one industry--the food and fiber industry. Be certain to visit this interesting display and try your hand at cow milking, one of the many hands-on activities featured this year.

When Craig Cameron steps into the round pen, those attending get a rare combination of horse and common sense. Even the most experienced horse person will leave Craig’s clinic having learned something new. Craig works with unridden horses at 9:30AM daily and other horsemanship issues from reining to trailer loading in his afternoon sessions. He is available throughout the day at the SUTHERLANDS display at BOOTH #1008 where you can also register to win the round pen Craig used during the show. The Round Pen Winner will be drawn from all entries just prior to Craig’s final clinic Saturday afternoon at approximately 2:20 PM.

Sensational prizes will be awarded Saturday beginning at 11:00AM during a live broadcast on KXBL and KVOO. The Grand Prize winner will drive away an ARCTIC CAT 400 ATV. Details of the prize promotions are available at the TULSA FARM SHOW website, www.farmshowsusa.com/Mains/TMain.htm.

Midwest Shows, Inc. owner and President, John Riles, states “I am extremely proud that we have been able to build The Tulsa Show into the premier ag event in the area. We see continued growth in future years as we add new, unique elements to the show.”

Midwest Shows/Farm Shows USA produces 7 ag shows including Peoria, IL; Tulsa, OK; Vermillion, SD; Sioux Falls, SD(2); Cedar Falls, IA; and Oklahoma City, OK.