May is kind of early here in Maine, I don't think there's much going on on the tractor front, that and there's not really a ton of shows and stuff like that up here anyway.
So not knowing where your destination is going to be I really am not sure what to tell you. If you end up on the northern end of the state you could go check out the potato operations, they should just about out of snow by then. :-P
Ag in the rest of the state is kind of hit or miss. We've got a lot of Blue Berries around here and there's big barons downeast. Not much to see there though in May, probably lots of Bees.
Coastal Maine might be just as interesting, the the lobster men should have their "water tractors" in full tilt by then.
K
This post was edited by kopeck at 17:59:04 03/12/09.
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