Aimtrac representatives were on hand greet producers and introduce them to the new Magnum 340 displayed at the 35th annual Georgia Peanut Farm show in Albany, Georgia, on January 20. A raffle was held at the Aimtrac booth for a large-scale model of the Steiger 535. The prize was awarded to Mr. Mark Knowles. 

More than 1,600 producers came out to support the event sposored by the Georgia Peanut Commission in cooperation with the University of Georgia. The one-day show offered farmers a full day to view the products and services of 78 exhibitors and a day of education. The University of Georgia Peanut Team presented an educational peanut production seminar during the morning focusing on disease management, insect management, peanut agronomic research and economics of peanut production. During the afternoon, an industry seed seminar was held. The seed seminar highlighted new peanut varieties available to growers, calcium requirements for varieties and incorporating new varieties into their overall farming operation. Awards were presented for the Outstanding Georgia Young Peanut Farmer (Greg Mims of Donalsonville, GA), and to individuals and businesses for their service to the peanut industry and promotion of peanuts across the U.S.