I think the Guadalupe County Ag Center conscientiously changed their business plan and it may have worked well. In years past, the organizers of this section of the Pecan Fest did not charge admission to the Ag Center and provided a turkey dinner for $8. Then they changed to an $8 admission fee with an $8 turkey dinner. Of course, last year, they were frightened off by the virus, so nothing occurred. This year, with vastly improved display facilities in the so-called Red Barn, they did not charge admission but had a $15 turkey dinner. So, you can see, they are searching for the sweet spot in attracting visitors and bringing in some cash. Rodeos, agricultural fairs, and 4H exhibits put rural, farm and ranch life on display. We like to visit these events, especially to witness the enthusiasm of young people involved in outdoor and farm related activity. The Guadalupe County Agricultural Center is one of the favorites. From our experience at any of these ranching and farming events