Teri Hammel, executive director of the Decatur Area Convention and Visitors Bureau, welcomes visitors to the International Trade Center booth at the Farm Progress Show in Decatur on Thursday, Aug. 28.
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Executive director of the Decatur Area Convention and Visitors Bureau Teri Hammel, second from right, poses with the translators at the International Trade Center tent, Tanya Do, Monique Rivera, and Herbert Chavez, at the Farm Progress Show in Decatur on Thursday, Aug. 28.
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Natalie Beck, president of the Community Foundation of Macon County, Clay Gerhard, executive director of the Decatur Park District, and Teri Hammel, executive director of the Decatur Area Convention and Visitors Bureau, approach the new public art attraction in Nelson Park to take pictures on May 2, 2023.
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Bob, Nick, and Scott Welker, of Welker Farms in Montana, pose with fans in front of their Big Bud tractor at the Demco booth during the Farm Progress Show in Decatur on Tuesday, Aug. 26. The family documented the construction of Big Bud on their popular social media accounts.
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Bob, Nick, and Scott Welker, of Welker Farms in Montana, meet fans in front of their Big Bud tractor at the Demco booth during the Farm Progress Show in Decatur on Tuesday, Aug. 26. The family documented the construction of Big Bud on their popular social media accounts.
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Tina Berg, a cattle farmer from Argentina, talks with Natalie Kovarik, cohost of the Discover Ag podcast, after a session as part of the Women in the Field programming at the Farm Progress Show in Decatur on Wednesday, Aug. 27.
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Bob, Nick, and Scott Welker, of Welker Farms in Montana, pose with fans in front of their Big Bud tractor at the Demco booth during the Farm Progress Show in Decatur on Tuesday, Aug. 26. The family documented the construction of Big Bud on their popular social media accounts.
- JOSEPH RESSLER, HERALD & REVIEW
Bob, Nick, and Scott Welker, of Welker Farms in Montana, meet fans in front of their Big Bud tractor at the Demco booth during the Farm Progress Show in Decatur on Tuesday, Aug. 26. The family documented the construction of Big Bud on their popular social media accounts.
- JOSEPH RESSLER, HERALD & REVIEW
Contact Donnette Beckett at (217) 421-6983. Follow her on Twitter: @donnettebHR
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