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The Family Living Center at the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, Ky. featured many vendors, including this one that offered items such as John Deere tote bags.

(Dave Blower Jr. photo)
 
Farm equipment and services weren't the only things offered at the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, Ky. last week. The Family Living Center offered a wide assortment of goods.

(Dave Blower Jr. photo)
 
A variety of colors, styles and shapes were found at the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, Ky. last week.

(Dave Blower Jr. photo)
 
The National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, Ky. last week was a place to see the latest equipment, like this John Deere tractor, up close.

(Dave Blower Jr. photo)
 
Even the youngest visitors to the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, Ky. last week needed a place to rest.

(Dave Blower Jr. photo)
 
A visitor to the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, Ky. last week used this piece of Caterpillar equipment as a place to take a phone call.

(Dave Blower Jr. photo)
 
Visitors to the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, Ky. last week checked out the latest tractors from New Holland.

(Dave Blower Jr. photo)
 
The grass is beginning to look green on the grounds of Cove Springs Nature Preserve in Franklin County, Ky.

(Tim Thornberry photo) 

This waterfall decorates the woods at Cove Springs Nature Preserve in Franklin County, Ky.

(Tim Thornberry photo) 

Water rushes down around a waterfall in central Kentucky.

(Tim Thornberry photo) 

Farm buildings wait for spring fieldwork to begin in central Kentucky.

(Tim Thornberry photo) 

There's always something to be done on the farm. A Franklin County, Ky. farmer takes advantage of last week's nice weather.

(Tim Thornberry photo) 

Unseasonally warm weather bathes this Franklin County, Ky. farm earlier this week.

(Tim Thornberry photo) 

A horse grazes a Kentucky pasture in front of a beautiful stable.

(Tim Thornberry photo) 

Two horses graze in a Kentucky pasture. Farm World correspondent Tim Thornberry recently traveled the back roads of his home state to capture this rural scene.

(Tim Thornberry photo) 

A wooden fence surrounds a nearly empty field in Kentucky.

(Tim Thornberry photo) 

Weeds stand guard over a hay bale in a Kentucky field this winter.

(Tim Thornberry photo) 

This seed pod is all the remains on a barren branch. Farm World correspondent Tim Thornberry captured this image in Kentucky.

(Tim Thornberry photo) 

This old dairy barn in Anderson County, Ky. is no longer in use.

(Tim Thornberry photo) 

A few weeds remain standing in a Kentucky field this winter.

(Tim Thornberry photo) 

A patch of leaves gives this barren forest in eastern Kentucky a splash of color late last week.
(Tim Thornberry photo)
 
Kentucky is home to some of the most beautiful scenery in the country, including 52 state parks.
(Tim Thornberry photo)
 
A patch of green at the top of a group of bare trees makes an interesting focal point.
(Tim Thornberry photo)
 
As winter fast approaches, a few leaves stubbornly refuse to fall in this eastern Kentucky forest.
(Tim Thornberry photo)