(Harrisburg) -- As the Pennsylvania Farm Show nears the end of another year, what happens to its famous butter sculpture? The thousand pounds of butter will be converted into energy at a central Pennsylvania farm. StateImpact Pennsylvania's Scott Detrow explains how that happens...
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Regional & State News StateImpact Pennsylvania: Farm Show butter sculpture turns into energy
Regional & State News StateImpact Pennsylvania: Farm Show butter sculpture turns into energy
Friday, 13 January 2012 06:53
StateImpact Pennsylvania: Farm Show butter sculpture turns into energy
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