CCAMA Videos The Cedar Livestock Festival 2019

A beautiful Day at the Cedar Livestock Festival.

It was a beautiful day for a great CCAMA event with lots of  vintage tractors and expert drivers. There were a few first timers and they did real good.This event features draft horse and tractor pulls one after the other.

The videos were took from the grandstand. While watching these videos you may get a feel of what it must look like to the audience. 

Dannie Farley is about to pull this 1946 Farmall A. Her family Danny Oldroyd and Dale Brady is right there for support and encouragement. 

Johnny Kirland, our CCAMA Vice President, with his father,
John Kirkland, our CCAMA President. Johnny is driving a
1958 Ford Selecto

Part 1 https://youtu.be/i9897VKVHNY



Jay Maughn *Johnny Kirkland
* Sam Kravetz
Sheridan Hansen * Leroy Brady
* Kip Hansen
Dale Brady * Charles Canhan
 * June Salisbury
Jimmy Prather * Paul Moen * Dail Brady

Jay Maughn is driving a 1949 John Deere BO

Part 2




Part 2  https://youtu.be/TnBFMinYlFA
Donna DeSliva * Sheridan Hansen * Jay Maughn
Leroy Brady * Bill DeSilva * Kip Hansen
Jimmy Prather * Danny Oldroyd * Leroy Brady
Jimmy Prather * Paul Moen

Sam Kravetz is pulling with a 1952 Ferguson TO30

Part 3




Part 3 https://youtu.be/AafisuM0LRI
* Charles Canhan * Donna DeSilva *
* Leo Finster *
 * Red Salisbury * David Shireman*
* Leo Finster *

Dale Penrod pulling with John Deere Diesel 

Part 4

Part 4 https://youtu.be/0cP3mNmKjhw
* Dale Penrod * Penrod Family member *
* Rosemary Christensen * Dave Christensen

Jonah Mampel was the last pull - 1947 Case LAI 

Part 5



Part 5 https://youtu.be/rzPm7s10uO8
* Nicholas Hall * Andrew Hall *
* Dale Penrod * Penrod Family Member *
* Jonah Mampel *


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Until next time,
Stay tuned. We have a few more Women On Tractor bios to post and more photographs of tractors and horses performing at this great Cedar Livestock & Heritage Festival Event.

Take care everyone,

Deborah Moen
Blog and Facebook Administrator
Photographer & Video

Cotton Days Field Trip 2019 - CCAMA More Then Tractors

Leroy Brady and Danny Oldroid effectively demonstrate how to process corn and wheat and even par apples with vintage machinery.

Color Country Antique Machinery Association Volunteers

As spectators at the CCAMA events, we see the rugged exterior of men and women who drive these tractors. The more I photograph and interview these CCAMA members the more I see their humanity. The more I attend the CCAMA events,  meetings, potlucks, caravans, and parades, the more I learn.

The Cotton Days Field Trip in Washington, Utah, was no different. I left a changed person. Volunteers from CCAMA demonstrated nothing less than humanness, patience, and kindness, while sharing and shedding light on what it was like when the city of Washington began. They manned their stations prepared with visuals and hands on projects and artifacts. They spoke clearly, slowly, and gently. They added their own sense of humor and drama.

The volunteers showed the children how to grind corn and wheat, how to pare an apple with one turn of a handle, what ranchers used out on the prairies to keep the snakes from crawling into their sleeping bag, how to plant cotton, how to make a fire,  how to make sorghum molasses and even had a sample of real sorghum molasses drizzled on cookies which tasted so delicious, like nothing you could buy at a regular grocery store.  There was a wonderful discussion on what it was like to live back in those days and how it compares to life today. I saw children lifting a hand cart to get the feel of how strong you needed to be to handle one of those carts, I saw women dressed in their long pioneer dresses showing the old time washboards, and the many kitchen aide gadgets from long ago all of which were laid out on cow hides.

Rosie Kirkland puts her heart and soul into this event 

Each presenter did their presentation for 7 minutes, for 14 groups !, After the 7 minutes a horn blew and the groups departed to the next station.  That includes the ice cream station. Volunteers scooped and served hundreds of ice creams in cups to groups of 20-30+ coming from a presentation.

The Ice Cream Stand with some CCAMA members Paul Moen and Rosemary Christensen.

The whole event was a buzz of color, sound, laughter, smiles with sweet chorals of  "THANK YOU ! " from the children after each presentation. It was rhythmic and timely. Beautifully organized.

See for yourself. I photographed and shot highlights of this event. If you have not yet seen this side of CCAMA then you are in for a treat ! Watch video here.

Thank you for visiting CCAMA,
Thank you for allowing me to be of service,

Deborah Moen
Blog Administrator
Photographer

2019 Cotton Days Tractor Pulls 2500-3500 POUND CLASS

June Salisbury Coming into pull 1952 Case VAC Cotton Days 2019


Watch video

2500-3000 and 3000-3500 POUND CLASS

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Be on the lookout for another video from Cotton Days

Deborah Moen
Blog Administrator
Photographer

Cotton Days from Secretary June Salisbury

Rosie Kirkland Cotton Days 2018

TO ALL MEMBERS;

We will be doing the field trip in the park this week Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.  If you are bringing a tractor for display it will need to be at the park before 9AM on Tuesday.

All Field Trip helpers will need to be at their stations and ready for the students by 9AM each morning.  Lunch will be served each day at the end of the day.

On Thursday after the field trip we will need to move all tractors to the tractor pull area, to get ready to the pull on Saturday.

SATURDAY

Meet at the tractor pull area by 8 AM to prepare for the parade. We will travel to the parade route together. Parade will begin at 9AM.

After the parade meet back at the tractor pull area to prepare for the pull.

Tractor Pull starts at 11 AM.

Everyone pulling will have to pre-register with June by Thursday night so I can print programs on Friday. Reply to this e-mail with your tractor list and weights or Call or text me at: 435-632-1470. I will also be in the park for the next 3 days you can bring me a list.

We are looking forward to seeing you all and having a fun time.

June Salisbury

Women on Tractors-Rosemary Christensen

Rosemary Christensen Pulling with her 1952 MTA Farmall.
Photo by Bill DeSilva

I so enyoyed interviewing, Rosemary. It was during the Iron County Fair while the tractor pulls were going on. We went out behind the grandstands and found a table to sit at. 

That look of Rosemarie's. She is so positive and focused. Photo by Bill DeSilva

I asked her how she got started driving tractors. Here is what she told me.

I was first inspired by my husband, David and my two son-in-laws. David's family used a little Farmall A on their farm in Salem, Utah when he was a kid.
When David and I were married in 2006 we bought a vintage 1952 Super MTA Farmall that someone restored mechanically.

  Red Salisbury, co-founder of CCAMA, and his grandaughter, stepped in to teach me how to drive the tractor and encouraged me to,  "keep on going."

Between 2001 and 2006, I would never have imagined my marriage to David, driving the tractor, and the life I have now. 

Watch Rosemary at the
 2016 Cedar Livestock & Heritage Festival

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Deborah Moen
CCAMA Site Administrator

Revisting The Work Party 2015

This is a great video, one of the first I made. The photos are taken by Paul Moen.

Remember, Tuesday March 5 we will showcase another woman, in Women on Tractors, Rosemary Christensen right here on this site.

Thank you for visiting CCAMA,

 When we published this Work PartyVideo in 2015  on CCAMA we had 5,395 page views.  Today we have had19,362 page views !

Deborah Moen
CCAMA Site Administrator

Women on Tractors June Salisbury

During my first event as a CCAMA Member, my jaw dropped when I saw women driving the tractors. I was in awe of these women ! It is unique to see a woman on a tractor pulling a sled at an event. Just do some research on Google. Put in the search "women on tractors" Do you know what you will see? You will see beautiful women posed in front, on, or across the tractor. In this club we have beautiful, strong, and capable women who know how to drive a tractor and compete in tractor pulls with the men. So I asked them, How did you get started driving tractors?

June Salibury has written the following:

June Salibury, one of the founders of CCAMA, on her Case VAC "TUFFY"
 at the CCAMA Tractor Pull,
 Kanab, Utah  9-2013

Tractors and Antique Machinery started for me in 1995.

We went to our first antique machinery show and tractor pull in South Jordan where the Utah Antique Machinery Assn was holding their annual event.  I could tell it was really love at first sight for Red and I made a decision right there to learn to like tractors, or I would be left at home.  This event was very enjoyable and educational. During the next year Red and our son Phil bought 2 tractors and started to restore them and get them ready to pull. When 1996 rolled around and it was time to go to the UAMA event we took one tractor, the 1947 Case LAI.  While they were involved in pulling and hanging with the guys, I went over to the antique machinery show where they were auctioning off a Case VAC tractor. I bought that tractor and I still pull it today. It was previously owned by a church and used only to mow weeds.  It was kept in great shape and with a bit of care it was ready to go to the pulls in 1997.  From that point on I have taken “TUFFY” to every tractor pull possible.  

June on the Minneapolis Moline U Diesel
Cedar Livestock Festival 2013

In about 2005 I decided I wanted a bigger tractor so I bought the Minneapolis Moline U Diesel.  After many years to restore it and tons of money it is now known as the “MONEY PIT” and I hate pulling that bigger tractor, so Red has a new tractor to pull.

In 2000 there was a small group of tractor enthusiasts in Southern Utah, so we got together and decided to start our own branch of EDGE&TA.   With Red as the President and Me as the Secretary we got our start. We also had to include everyone that worked for us and most of our family members to get the 25 members required to start a branch. The rest you might say is history. We put on our first pull and recruited many more interested people. Each year more and more members came out to pull.  Because we started with several husband and wife teams pulling that trend continued in our club to this day.  It has really held our club together because pulling tractors has become a family event.

We have traveled all over the west buying antique tractors and farm equipment.  We have made many friends across the west at tractor shows and events. This has been a fun hobby.

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Watch video:
June at the CCAMA Tractor Pull in Kanab, Utah 2013

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Next post we will celebrate another in our series:
 Women on Tractors

And you men on tractors, I hope you all share your stories too. I have spoken to some of you. Your stories are great. Start writing it down.

Deborah Moen
Site Administrator and photographer

Part 3 &4 2018 Cedar Livestock Tractor Pulls

The Mampel Family Cedar Livstock and Heritage Festival 2018

Here are the links to the videos. Pop some corn and kick back and enjoy. 

part 1 video 1500-3000 
https://youtu.be/Et41vfCtotQ
part 2 3000-4000 lbs
https://youtu.be/1rZXyh7N87s
part 3 4000-5500 lbs
https://youtu.be/vnh0_rTe0A4
part 4 5500-9500 lbs
https://youtu.be/qmYbo2b8uBQ's

Dave Toone https://youtu.be/FiiPegGfkvQ

Lookin' good ! CCAMA on Main St during the
Cedar Livestock & Heritage Parade 2018

More pictures are added here on
 Google Photos Cedar Livestock Festival 2018 CCAMA
https://photos.app.goo.gl/E1VejpwvvrvTyn3RA

CCAMA Iron County Fair Parade 2018

Iron County Fair Parade 2018

I drove to Parowan and took photos of our members lined up for the parade. It was a beautiful day. 

This adorable boy is sitting a Hansen Allis Chalmer's
before the parade.  

After taking pictures, I walked out onto the parade route where the crowds were gathering. I found a nice tree to stand near and waited for the tractors to make their appearance. After all the horses, bands, and cloggers went by, I heard the rumbling of engines and spotted the Allis Chalmers orange of Sherian's tractor. I caught CCAMA in full on video.

Here is the link for the shared album on Google Photos. You will see the photos before the parade and the video of CCAMA in the parade

Click on this...

https://photos.app.goo.gl/VkMreUGEsQD1CcDg8

This link will take you right to the photo page. You can download any you would like to have by clicking on the 3 black dots in the right hand corner and selecting download. You can also select slideshow on that feature if you are so inclined. And this is an interactive way to share the photos and make comments. Click on the picture you want to make a comment on and it will give you a larger view. On the bottom it says "Say something" Click on that and say something. This is fun and easy way to share all the media we chronicle during our events. 

Deborah Moon Moen
Site Administrator for CCAMA
and CCAMA Facebook
CCAMA Store

Thank you for visiting, CCAMA ( page views so far is 17,077 ! ) That is quite a lot of views. 

Our next event will be at  the Cedar Livestock and Heritage Festival. We will be in the parade and the tractor pull sponsored by CCAMA, Saturday October 27, 2018. 

Tractor Caravan Videos and Photos 2018

Tractor Caravan 2018 - Break for Doughnuts in Summit, Utah

Woo Hoo ! I have all the photos and videos of the whole tractor caravan for you all to see on Google Photos. Click on this Google Photos  That link will take you right to them. 

It is easy to use. You can select and picture or video to see in a larger image by clicking on it. 

And those 3 dots up in the right hand corner, click on those and you can download your favorites to your computer. 

You can even click on those 3 dots in the right hand corner to see a slide show. Just click on slide show and watch. 

I must thank Bill DeSilva for telling me about this wonderful site. Thank you !!!

And what a wonderful way to relive the whole caravan event. From moving out onto the road in Cedar to arriving into Parowan and having dinner. I remember how much fun I had. 

Oh and the Google Photos is interactive meaning if you click on the larger image you can add a note at the bottom . How cool is that? 

It is really fun to try new things and if you have any questions just email me wireforest@aol.com or message me on Facebook Deborah Moon Moen. I will do my best to answer your questions. 

Deborah Mooon Moen
Site Administrator for CCAMA
and CCAMA Facebook
CCAMA Store

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 Someone asked me how to buy products at our CCAMA Store on Zazzle. 

If you see a product on this website or on our Facebook Page like a hat, cup, key chain, or t-shirt etc just click on it and you will be right on the page where the item is sold. It is like any other online store. Just add the item  to the cart and remember to enter the code in red letters to get a discount of 15% off or higher. Everyday is a sale. And you will be supporting us as all profits go to CCAMA.

I made a commemorative key chain for the caravan 2018. I have the front and the back of the key chain below.

14th Annual Iron County Fair September 1-September 3, 2018.

CCAMA Caravan 2016

Model A Ford & Tractor Caravan, Show & Pull will be held

September 1-September 3, 2018.

Sept 1 Caravan and Tractor Show on the West Fairgrounds
Sept 2 Tractors on display
Sept 3  Parade and Pull

Iron County Fair Parade 2015

Here is the official Iron County Fair Schedule

Iron County Fair Vintage Tractor Show/Display 2017

The Tractor Caravan Show & Pull show are sponsored by Color Country Antique Machinery Association. The Cedar Breaks Model A Ford Club will participate in the caravan. Tractors will be on display at the West side.


June,
Could you please send out to everyone.

We have been instructed to park our tractors at the fairgrounds in the triangular field bordered on the west by N 3rd east st and on the south by Clinic Way.
The east end is marked by traffic cones and four big rocks. All tractors should be west of that point.
This is about 100 yards west of where we normally park so we’re going to be jammed up a bit. In order to have room left to park our trucks and trailers we may have to make two rows of tractors .
So much as possible please try to not waste space and leave as much room as possible for others.

Billy



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See you at the Fair !

Deborah Moen
Administrator of CCAMA Blog
Writer and Photographer

CCAMA In Cotton Days Parade 2018

CCAMA in Cotton Days Parade April 28, 2018

IMPRESSIVE ! Roaring, rumbling, flags rippling, hands waving, and big smiles ! Good job everyone ! Well done. See for yourself. Watch the video below. 6:11 minutes.

Cedar Livestock 2017 PARTS 3 & 4 Tractor Pulls

The heavy weights are here in these two videos Parts 3 & 4 also links for 1&2 below.

Watch it here Part 3

Or use this link
https://youtu.be/A0zo8eQFCrs

Watch part 4 here

Or use this link
https://youtu.be/r6TON6vtfsU

More links :

Part 1 https://youtu.be/2tjofHSP4_0

Part 2  https://youtu.be/A6bEVqUjpqI

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Giving thanks to all of you who lend a hand in putting this event together. With you, we are able to make this event possible ! THANK YOU !!!

Deborah Moen
1955 Allis Chalmers WD45

Deborah Moen
CCAMA Website & Facebook Page Administrator. Photographer and Video, CCAMA Member

Tractor Pull Awards Cedar Livestock & Heritage Festival

Bill DeSilva at the Cedar Livestock & Heritage Festival 2017

What a beautiful day it was at the tractor pulls.

I thought I would show you the awards video in full.

Just click on this link https://youtu.be/tQpmmoci-7w
or watch the video below.

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Until next time,

Stay tuned for parts 1,2,&3 of the tractor pull videos.


Deborah Moen
Site Admnistrator, Co-Photographer and Writer

CCAMA Caravan 2017 Photos

The tractor caravan pulled over after I took the first video. 

Riding in the tractor caravan on a wagon pulled by an Allis Chalmers has always been such fun. I love the slow pace, the wind in my face and the rugged jiggles and bucks of the wagon over the cow catchers. There is time to enjoy the landscapes and let your mind wander.  Taking a picture or a video was a bit shaky though and the view in front and back really did not change much.

This year I took my truck and followed the route of the caravan and took photos and video as they came rumbling up the Minersville Highway.  I stopped several times along the way pulling over to the side of the highway. I would get out of the truck hook my keys to my belt loops, grab my camera, and wait for the sound of the tractor engines. Many times I could hear them before I could see them. I love that sound. After they passed all was quiet. I could hear was the resonance of the earth and the denizens of the valley. 

My first stop was Minersville Highway at Mid Valley Road. I pulled over, got out, and walked around the corner onto the highway to see if they were coming yet. Way off in the distance I could see the flashing yellow lights of the two volunteer sheriff trucks which led the tractors and also brought up the rear. I had time to find my place along the highway and found that the marker stakes made a really good tripod. There was a field of alfalfa and wild sunflowers and the sound of the water spraying over the fields. 

CCAMA Tractor Caravan on Minersville Highway.

As they crossed the intersection they all pulled over. I passed them in my truck and drove to another place by a very picturesque abandoned farm with a rock fence bordering the property (see photo above).

My favorite photos are of the caravan approaching the Parowan Gap. 

You can enjoy all the Caravan photos I took here on this link  https://goo.gl/photos/7zprkxRKjZHetWkz8 

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 Until next time, this is 
Deborah Moen
Site Administrator, Co/photographer
CCAMA Member

WORDS WE CAN LIVE BY FROM AN OLD FARMER

Words we can live by
www.ccama.blogspot.com 

“Your fences need to be horse-high, pig-tight and bull-strong.”  

“Keep skunks and bankers at a distance.” 
“Life is simpler when you plow around the stump.” 
“A bumble bee is considerably faster than a John Deere tractor.”
“Words that soak into your ears are whispered…....not yelled.” 
“Meanness don't just happen overnight.” 

“Forgive your enemies; it messes up their heads.” 
“Do not corner something that you know is meaner than you.” 
“It don't take a very big person to carry a grudge.” 
“You cannot unsay a cruel word.” 
“Every path has a few puddles.” 

“When you wallow with pigs, expect to get dirty.” 
“The best sermons are lived, not preached.”
“Most of the stuff people worry about, ain't never gonna happen anyway.”  
“Don't judge folks by their relatives.  
“Remember that silence is sometimes the best answer.” 

“Live a good and honorable life, then when you get older and think back, you'll enjoy it a second time.
“Don't interfere with somethin' that ain't bothering you none.” 
“Timin' has a lot to do with the outcome of a rain dance.” 
“If you find yourself in a hole, the first thing to do is stop diggin'.”  
“Sometimes you get, and sometimes you get got.  

“The biggest troublemaker you'll probably ever have to deal with, watches you from the mirror every mornin'.”
“Always drink upstream from the herd.” 
“Good judgment comes from experience, and a lotta that comes from bad judgment.” 
“Lettin' the cat outta the bag is a whole lot easier than puttin' it back in.” 
“If you  get to thinkin' you're a person of some influence, try orderin' somebody else's dog around.” 
“Live simply, love generously, care deeply, speak kindly, and leave the rest to God.”

“Don't pick a fight with an old man. If he is too old to fight, he'll just kill  you.”

 Live simply. Love generously. Care deeply. Speak kindly.

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Thank you to June Salisbury for this post. 

Until next time,

Deborah 'Moon' Moen
www.ccama.blogspot.com

Deborah Moon Moen

Tractor lover, writer, and photographer

Vintage Tractor Caravan To The Sheep Parade

Vintage tractor caravan to Main St for the sheep parade in Cedar City, Utah

The tractors were lined up at the Diamond Arena in Cedar City and the flags on our tractors were waving in the breezes.

I rode tandem on my husband's Allis Chalmers while making this caravan video to Main St. There is nothing like being in a tractor caravan with the roar of the engines, the morning sun spilling over the mountain and the sight of rabbit bush on the side of the road luminous with sunlight.

I had always stayed back and photographed from the curb but this time I got to ride in the Sheep Parade.

Here is the link to the video.
https://youtu.be/ZZA780UVMRk


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More videos of the Cedar City, Livestock & Heritage Festival Tractor Pulls are coming.
Also please come visit our CCAMA Facebook Page I will be posting photographs and single videos as they are edited

Deborah Moen

CCAMA website: www.ccama.blogspot.com

CCAMA Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ccama134/?fref=ts

Iron County Fair 2016 CCAMA Tractor Pull Video

One of CCAMA Founders, June Salisbury, during the Iron County Fair CCAMA Tractor Pull.

Friends, here is the whole tractor pull event and the awards on video. It is 57 minutes so get your family and friends together, make some popcorn and enjoy the whole event.  

Click on this link: 

https://youtu.be/1i5cQedCxvA 

Note: I did video all participants however my camera did not properly record your pull. Also the classes below are approximate for finding your pull on this video. My sincere apologies to those who did not get on this video.  You all did such a great job !!! 

Our participants on this video appear in the order listed below you can find your pull by looking at the timeline on the video to the right of the weight class : 

    

1600-2000 lbs   

1. Destiny Mampel

2000-2500 lbs 

1. Treyson Hansen
2. John Kirkland

2500-3000 lbs. 03:39.37 on video

1. Charles Canhan
2. Jay Maughan
3. Treyson Hansen

3000-3500 lbs  07:19.47 on video

1. Dail Brady
2. Jim Prather
3. June Salisbury
4. Sam Kravets

3500-4000 lbs. 11:18.20 on video

1. Paul Moen
2. Dail Brady
3. Kip Hansen
4. Leroy Brady
5. Jim Prather
6. Donna DeSilva

4000-4500 lbs.  20:08.53 on video

1. Charles Canhan
2. Leroy Brady
3. Paul Moen

4500-5500 lbs. 26:06.03

1. Bill DeSilva
2. Donna DeSilva
3. Rosie Kirkland
4. David Shireman
5. Bill DeSilva
6. Ken Bettridge
7. Bill DeSilva

5500-6500 38:20.53 on video

1. Charles Canhan

7500-8500 lbs. 39:39.57 on video

1. Rosemary Christensen
2. Red Salisbury

8500-9500 lbs. 45:10.10 on video

1. Jonah Mampel
2. Dave Christensen

Awards 50:07.10 on the video

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Stay tuned for more photos and news on the CCAMA Caravan from Cedar City to Parowan via the Parowan Gap and the Iron County Fair Parade in Parowan !

Deborah Moen

Site Administrator & Photographer

Any related photographs or articles?????

Please send to: wireforest@aol.com