Roeder Implement Art Contest

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Four works of art depicting John Deere in the local setting will be on display at Roeder Implement on the Pembroke Road following a recent contest. Roeder Implement's John Berry says the contest was designed to find some unique artwork for the conference room at the local dealership. Check out some of the incredible art work.

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