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Compete in SuperTractors 2024, celebrate Farmer's Day

Sep 18, 2024
By Farms.com

Enter your tractor, win prizes and recognition

Shell Rotella honors North American farmers with the fourth annual SuperTractors competition, aligning with National Farmer's Day to celebrate agricultural achievements and the farming community's contributions. This contest offers a unique opportunity for farmers to showcase their most cherished farm equipment in a friendly competition. 

Farmers can enter their tractors by submitting a photo and a story behind their equipment on the SuperTractors website from September 16 to September 26.  

Following the submission phase, public voting will open on September 27, allowing MyMilesMatter members to support their favorite entries by voting daily until October 9. 

The winner, announced on October 12 via social media by Farmer Grayce, will receive $250, 10,000 MyMilesMatter points, and a customized Shell Rotella-branded Carhartt jacket. This competition is designed to spotlight the hardworking men and women who ensure the agricultural sector remains vibrant and essential. 

Farmers interested in participating can find more details and contest rules on the MyMilesMatter website. This contest is a fantastic way for the agricultural community to engage, share their stories, and celebrate the deep-rooted pride farmers have in their equipment and their crucial role in society.  

Engage with the contest on social media using the hashtag #SuperTractors and follow Shell Rotella for the latest updates.

 


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