Hinton Mills to host 11th Annual Feed Days customer appreciation event

Ed Hinton in tobacco patch Flemingsburg, KY - 1956

Hinton Mills to host 11th Annual Feed Days customer appreciation event along with special guests Congressman Andy Barr; Warren Beeler, Director of the Governor’s Office of Ag Policy; Ryan Quarles, Commissioner of Agriculture; and Miss Kentucky 2016, Laura Jones.

Hinton Mills will host tits 11th annual Feed Days customer appreciation event October 10-15. There will be sale prices all week on items from numerous product lines, free samples, door prizes and opportunities to visit with product specialists. The Fleming County Cattlemen’s Association, Fleming County FFA Alumni and Morehead State FFA students will be serving lunch at Fleming County Farm Supply Friday, Oct. 14 and brunch at Jabetown Mill Saturday, Oct. 15. Several special guests will be stopping by Friday, Oct. 14 for lunch, including, Congressman Andy Barr; Warren Beeler, Executive Director of the Governor’s Office of Ag Policy; and Miss Kentucky 2016, Laura Jones. Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture, Ryan Quarles will be appearing at Jabetown Mill Saturday, Oct. 15. The doors open at 7:30 a.m. each day and lunch is served from 11 a.m. till 12:30 p.m. Friday and brunch starts at 9 a.m. Saturday. The folks at Hinton Mills hope that you will stop by so they can show you their appreciation the community’s support for the past 98 years and help you prepare for a profitable fall and winter.

Hinton Mills vice president, Adam Hinton, invites you to attend the event stating, “Our goal continues to be accommodating the needs of local farmers, pet owners and homeowners by providing friendly knowledgeable service on the brands our grandpa would have trusted, at prices you will approve of. If you have never visited with us before or if it’s been awhile, Feed Days makes for a great time to get acquainted with us.” Four generations of Hinton’s have been serving the local farming community since 1918.

Hinton Mills has five locations in Fleming, Mason and Harrison Counties and a wide-range of products including: feed, seed, fertilizer, pet supplies, hardware, fencing materials, work clothes and boots, paint and lawn and garden supplies.