A guessing game will be based on unusual farming tools and what their uses might have been. Children will find word search and coloring activities. The museum's heirloom seed catalog and new cookbook will be on display. Nearly 5,370 head of top-quality livestock will be shown, while more than 300 commercial exhibitors will display the latest innovations in farm and home technology. The Pennsylvania State Farm Show runs through Thursday, Jan. 13.
Admission is free.
Overflow parking is available at Harrisburg Area Community College, with shuttle-bus service to the Main Exhibition Building provided for 75 cents .