I can't believe it IS butter: This sculpture is made of pounds of it
Updated: 11:07 AM EST Jan 7, 2022
THE 106TH PENNSYLVANIA FARM SHOW OFFICIALLYPE ONS TO THE PUBLIC ON SATURDAY. JANELLE: TODAY, WE GOT A LOOK AT THIS YEAR’S BUTTER SCULPTURE, ALL 0010 POUNDS OF IT. THE SCULPTURE SHOWS A RURAL FARMER AND URBAN GARDENER TOASTING WITH A GLASS OF MILK. WHAT EE?LS THE BUTTER WAS EXCESS FROMHE T LAND O LAKES PLANT IN CARLISLE, AND THIS YEAR, THE SCULPTORS GOT IT IN STICKS, WHICH WE ARE TDOL TOOK A WHILE TO UNWR.AP >> SOME OF THEM WERE LIKE TNO EVEN A QUARTER POUND, THEY WERE LIKE AN EIGHTH OF AOUND P WAS SO YOU CAN IMAGINE HOW MANY STISCK ATTH WAS FOR 1000 POUNDS OF BU TTER. JANELLE: IT TOOK JIM VICTOR AND HIS WIFE, MARIE PELTON, 14 DAYS TO FINISH THEIR MASTERPIE.EC AND AFTER THE SHOW, THE BUTTER WILL BE SENT TO A FARM IN JUNIATA COUNTY WHERE IT WILL BE CONVERTED INTO ENERGY. JE:RE I’M GLAD IT WAS DONATED, BUT YOU ARE RIGHT, THAT IS A LOT OF WOR
I can't believe it IS butter: This sculpture is made of pounds of it
Updated: 11:07 AM EST Jan 7, 2022
The butter sculpture at the 2022 Pennsylvania Farm Show has been unveiled. The sculpture depicts a dairy farmer in a rural community sharing a glass of milk with urban gardeners in front of a city skyline, celebrating how they come together to feed communities.The sculpture was crafted over 14 days by Jim Victor and Marie Pelton.The artists used more than 1,000 pounds of butter donated by Land O' Lakes in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.After the Farm Show, the butter will be converted into renewable energy at Reinford Farm in Juniata County.The 106th Farm Show's eight-day run kicks off Saturday and continues through Jan. 15.
The butter sculpture at the 2022 Pennsylvania Farm Show has been unveiled.
The sculpture depicts a dairy farmer in a rural community sharing a glass of milk with urban gardeners in front of a city skyline, celebrating how they come together to feed communities.
The sculpture was crafted over 14 days by Jim Victor and Marie Pelton.
The artists used more than 1,000 pounds of butter donated by Land O' Lakes in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
After the Farm Show, the butter will be converted into renewable energy at Reinford Farm in Juniata County.
The 106th Farm Show's eight-day run kicks off Saturday and continues through Jan. 15.
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