Event is a thank you to mid-Michigan farm families
In recognition of mid-Michigan’s more than 3,000 farms and farm families, Krapohl Ford & Lincoln is hosting Lunch for Farmers from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Friday, March 15, at the dealership.
Krapohl is coordinating this kickoff of National Agriculture Week, which is March 17-23, in collaboration with the Isabella County Farm Bureau, Star of the West Milling Co., and MSU Extension.
Area farmers are invited to stop by the Krapohl Body Shop for a free lunch and insider’s look at both classic and new vehicles. Autume Balcome, Krapohl’s commercial sales representative, will be on hand to discuss the benefits of a commercial purchase — whether a customer has one vehicle or a fleet dedicated to business operations.
Those benefits include tax advantages, special financing and incentives, and dedicated, full-service attention throughout the dealership.
“As the area’s only locally owned, full-service auto dealership, we’ve been working with local farmers for more than 70 years,” said Mark Smith, Krapohl general manager and co-owner. “This lunch is a way to say thank you and to draw attention to the essential role farm families play in our community.”
Smith also noted the ongoing $500 cash incentive Farm Bureau members receive when they purchase certain Ford trucks. Members can learn more by talking with a Krapohl sales professional.
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