Reno Rodeo is named the Massey Ferguson Sowing Good Deeds winner!

Massey Ferguson has just named the Reno Rodeo Association its 2022 Sowing Good Deeds award winner, recognizing the Association’s charitable services, civic involvement, and educational activities in the northern Nevada ag community.

Massey Ferguson Vice President, Darren Parker spoke with RFD-TV’s own Tammi Arender about the program and what made Reno Rodeo stand out.

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