Crowds flocked to the Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg for the state's largest indoor agricultural event in the United States.
The event celebrates what Pennsylvania is known for, its agriculture.
There's about 10,000 competitive exhibits and nearly 300 commercial exhibitors inside the complex.
More than 6,000 sheep, swine, horses, cattle, goats, poultry and rabbits will compete during the Farm Show.
For those with a sweet tooth, there's milkshakes, potato doughnuts, apple dumplings, honey ice cream and much more in the Food Court area.
Then, there's the butter sculpture.
This year's sculpture pays tribute to Pennsylvania's home-grown agricultural products.
It's one-thousand pounds of butter, featuring milk and dairy items, grapes and wine, Christmas trees, and fruits and vegetables.
If you didn't make it to the Farm Show on opening day, don't worry, the event runs through January 12th.
Remember, admission is free and parking is $10.