Elmore Field Days Information
Location: 48 Rosaia Road, Elmore Victoria
When: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, October 7, 8 and 9, 2025
Opening hours: 8.30am to 5pm
Phone: (03) 5432 6176
Email: info@elmorefielddays.com.au
Website: www.elmorefielddays.com.au
Tickets (per day)
At the gate:
Adults: $25
Secondary students: $15
Children (under-12): Free EFTPOS is available at all gates.
Available online at: www.elmorefielddays.com.au
Companion Card Accepted
Dogs not permitted
Exceptions may be made for Personal Assistance Dogs.
Emergencies
Ambulance/Fire/Police: 000
Field days office: 5432 6176
Onsite first aid: St John Ambulance at Site 543.
Accessible Facilities
Disabled toilets: Located at toilet blocks near catering Sites 5, 7 and 9.
Parking: Disabled parking is available via Public Entrance 4
Mobility scooters: Show Mobility at Public Entrance 8 (east side). Book online at: showlockers.com.au
Airstrip
There is an onsite airstrip. Please see our website for a map of coordinates and location of tower (51.31 metres high).
Parcel pick-up
Save yourself from lugging your purchases around with you by using our Parcel Pick Up (PPU) Services. When you purchase your goods, the
President’s Report
Welcome to the Elmore and District Machinery Field Days!
It is with immense gratitude and pride that I present this year’s President’s Report, celebrating the unwavering community spirit with the invaluable contributions of our committee, event centre staff and the mass of volunteers it takes to make the Elmore Field Days come together year after year.
Firstly, a little bit about myself. I am born and bred locally as a thirdgeneration farmer, a husband to my lovely wife Kari for 25 years and a father to our two children Emily and Lachlan.
At about age 16, I began volunteering for the Elmore Field Days and then became more involved on the committee. A few years later I started roles on the executive committee, and I’ve been on the executive committee ever since. Never did I think I’d have the courage to take on the president’s role, yet here I am.
With many field days across the
exhibitor will give you a form that you need to take to the PPU Office—which is located in the centre of the site near the main office.
Volunteers will then go and pick up your goods for a $2 fee.
These items are then dropped off to your choice of the east or west depots when you can pick up your goods when leaving.
Parenting Centre
Baby feed and change facilities are available in the Parenting Centre at Site 542 next to first aid. Baby change tables are available in toilet blocks near catering sites 7 and 9.
Conditions of entry
For the comfort, safety and enjoyment of all persons the Elmore Field Days (EFD) committee reserves the right to:
• Refuse entry to any persons deemed to be intoxicated and/ or disorderly or likely to cause a breach of the peace.
• Remove persons causing disturbances, breaching the peace or refusing to comply with requests from the EFD.
• Persons entering the site must adhere to Occupational Health & Safety legislation.
• Special care should be taken at all times to protect yourself and others against any loss or injury.
• Persons entering the site may be photographed, filmed or taped and it is deemed that a person by entering the site consents to the EFD or parties appointed by the EFD to broadcast, publish or use any of the photographs, film, recording or images for promotional and other purposes.
• Persons must obey all signs, notices and directions given by the EFD while on site.
• The following restricted/prohibited items are not permitted onsite: flares/fireworks, laser pointers, knives and other dangerous weapons. No BYO.
country closing their doors in recent times, it makes me proud that our past and present committees have been able to keep our organisation moving forward and continuing to grow and support the Elmore and surrounding districts.
Coming into our 62nd year of the Elmore Field Days, it is our volunteers that make it all possible and I thank each and every one of you for you continued support.
As most of you would be aware, the Elmore Field Days is no longer just the only event that we hold at the Elmore Events Centre.
Some of our events include the Elmore Tractor Pull, equestrian events of all disciplines, the Elmore Summer Send Off Ball, Scout jamborees, caravan club rallies, music festivals, product launches and demo days, clay target shooting competitions as well as many other smaller events.
The latest project in development is
the creation of a jet boat race track in conjunction with The Australian Formula Jet Sprint Association, and we plan to hold our first event in late 2026. Keep an eye out for further details.
Once again thanks to everyone who has contributed in any way to support me and the committee to stage this year’s Elmore Field Days, and I hope you enjoy the three days.
John Giffin President Elmore & District Machinery Field Days Inc.
Committee and Sponsors 2025
Executive Committee
President: John Giffin
Senior Vice President: Andrew Holmberg
Junior Vice President: Colin Holmberg
Treasurer: Rob Comer
Assistant Treasurer: Philip Neale
Chair of Static Display: Brian Mullane
Assistant Chair of Static Display: Graham McKenzie
Public Relations Officer: Clara Holmberg
Assistant Public Relations Officer: Josh Neale
Immediate Past President: Scott Nichol
Committee
Steve Burrowes
Sheryn Hand
Tim Hand
David McCormick
Ged McCormick
Bruce McKenzie
Ivan McKenzie
Event Staff
Bronte Monaghan
Brendan Shotton
Darren Trewick
David Trewick
Jack Trewick
Lorraine Trewick
Max Williams
Executive Manager: Derek Shotton
Administration and Events Manager: Jamie Tuohey
Finance and Events Managers:
Emma Manley and Danielle Donnelly
Administration & Customer Service: Chelsea Prout
Causal Event Staff: Lauren Nesbit
Grounds and Maintenance Coordinator: Clinnton Riches
Grounds and Maintenance Staff: Colin (Robbo) Robinson
Life Governors
Samuel J. Ayson
W. H. R Ayson (Dec)
Geoff L. Clay
William A. Cowan (Dec)
R.W. Duncan (Dec)
Frank J. Harney
Andrew E. Holmberg
George H. Holmberg
Ian J. Johnson
J. Maxwell Johnson
Edward J. Koch (Dec)
Gerard T. McCormick
Bruce A. McKenzie
Ivan E. McKenzie
May Mann
Philip J. Neale
Donald M. Palmer (Dec)
John R. Roulston
Derek N. Shotton
E. John Shotton (Dec)
Darren J. Trewick
Glenn S. Trewick
Lorraine J. Trewick
Ronald D. Trewick (Dec)
Benjamin G. Webb (Dec)
Maxwell J. Williams
The Elmore Field Days would like to thank and acknowledge the support of our partners, sponsors, exhibitors and government agencies.
Strategic Partners
Sponsors
Michael’s Group
What’s On
Make a happy face – Face Painting is back to add colour and creativity to faces of all ages and it’s free!
Bunnings will offer a variety of fun, hands-on activities for kids.
PANNING
Experience the thrill of trying your hand at finding real gold! Learn firsthand about the mining process from the team at Fosterville.
AGNICO EAGLE FOSTERVILLE
HEALTH HUB Bendigo Bank Pavillion
The 2025 Agnico Eagle Fosterville Health Hub is your one-stop health check-up for farmers and anyone living in regional areas. Exhibitors will offer a range of wellbeing checks and provide education on key health issues affecting rural communities. Tick your yearly skin check off the list, or connect with local health services.
Back again to wow the crowds with their remarkable working dog demonstrations across all three days, the team at Beloka Kelpies have been breeding and training top-quality working dogs since 1992. Proudly sponsored by Coprice.
COLONIAL CLYDESDALES & CARRIAGES
The Clydesdales will be available to take you around the site, we will have specific pick up and drop off points. More information to come closer to the event!
CRAFT AND CULTURE CORNER
General Interest Pavilion, Sites GI 11 to GI 20
Watch skilled artists at work, from leathercraft and basket weaving to crochet, lace-making and vibrant mixed-media creations. Each piece is rich with texture, tradition and creativity.
JOY FLIGHTS WITH BENDIGO
FLYING CLUB Airport, Site 1520
This year, experience the Elmore Field Days from a whole new perspective with scenic joy flights that give you a breathtaking aerial view of all the action.
Step into the world of archaeology at Austral’s interactive site and experience the work firsthand
SHEARING AND WOOL HANDLING FEATURE
The O’Sullivans Transport Shearing Shed
The shearing shed has an action-packed schedule, with shearing and wool handling demonstrations across all three days. Check pages 30 and 31 for more information.
AUSTRAL ARCHAEOLOGY Site 268
FACE PAINTING Food Court 5
BELOKA KELPIES Site 1042
CAMEL RIDES
Site 229
Peter Hodge’s famous camels return once again, a much-loved tradition and a highlight every year.
PUMPS
& POWER
• Excavators
• Telehandlers
• Mini Diggers
• Trenchers
• Forklifts
• Scissor Lifts
• Boom Lifts
• Generators
• Distribution Boxes
• Light Towers
• 2" - 6" Pumps
• Smooth Drum Rollers
• Padfoot Rollers
• Plate Compactors
• Foot Rammers
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Supporting the backbone of Australian agriculture
Trusted by farmers, builders, and suppliers across the country. Visit us at SITE 15 at the Elmore Field Days.
With 50 years of experience, Central builds sheds that stand up to the realities of farm life. We understand onfarm challenges and deliver structures that o er lasting strength, protection, and peace of mind. From harsh climates to heavy daily use, our sheds are made to perform for generations.
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• Hay sheds
• Shearing sheds
• Workshops
• Packing sheds
• Horticulture and viticulture sheds Agricultural yard covers
• Bulk storage sheds
• Dairy buildings
• Machinery sheds
• Feedlots
Intensive animal husbandry sheds
Sheep handling made easy
Adam Norrie farms with his wife and parents in the Eugowra-Gooloogong district of NSW, running 5000 first-cross ewes joined with Dorset rams to produce second-cross lambs.
With five sets of yards across two properties, efficiency is key.
Previously, they used a single-action, non-drafting weigh box to estimate lamb weights.
It was slow and cumbersome, so Adam borrowed a Te Pari Racewell HD4 Sheep Handler from a friend.
After trialling it, he bought his own trailer-mounted unit for use across the yards.
The retractable drawbar, removable wheels, and fold-down platform made transport simple.
Within a year, Adam was so impressed, he purchased a second Racewell for one of the main yards.
While primarily used for weighing, it’s also invaluable for market crutching prior to sale.
Integrated Tru-Test scales, adjustable lead-up race, and an automatic anti-backing bar make weighing easy.
Drafting can be automatic or manual, with weight categories set to suit marketing needs.
An EID reader tracks treatments and performance data, helping guide decisions.
The Racewell’s design also streamlines crutching.
Features like the flip-open back gate, drop-down rear flap, adjustable clamps, and 90-degree side tilt allow safe, comfortable handling for both sheep and operator.
Treatments and tagging are quick thanks to unobstructed access.
Reliability and backup service are standout benefits.
“Scott has answered his phone at crazy times to fix my mistakes, and within minutes, we’re back up and running,” Adam said.
Built to last, the Racewell is gentle on animals and reduces farmer strain, with thoughtful design details revealed over time.
“We bought the first one and found we were using it more and more,
so we bought a second to speed up operations,” he said.
“We’re always using the machine — it’s an impressive bit of gear, and when it comes to sheep handling, I couldn’t recommend Te Pari highly enough.”
Ready to transform your sheep handling? Contact Te Pari today on 0800 837 274 or visit tepari.com to see how a Racewell can work for you.
GOTAFE
Looking to get hands-on with your future? Whether you’re just starting out or ready to lead, GOTAFE has nationally recognised training options designed to work around real jobs, real people, and real industries.
• AHC20122 Certificate II in Agriculture
A practical introduction for those beginning their career in agriculture.
• AHC30122 Certificate III in Agriculture Level up your on-farm skills while you work.
• AHC30224 Certificate III in Dairy Production
Specialised training for dairy production roles.
• AHC40122 Certificate IV in Agriculture Step into leadership in your ag career.
• AHCSS00074 AgVet Chemical User Skill Set Get certified to safely handle and apply agricultural chemicals.
• SA3CHAIN24 Chainsaw Short Course Operate and maintain chainsaws with confidence.
Scan the QR code or visit gotafe.me/elmore25 for more information or see our friendly and knowledgeable team at stand #351.
Adam Norrie, who farms in the Eugowra-Gooloogong district of NSW, is impressed with his Te Pari Racewell HD4 Sheep Handler.
Colac Ag is heading to Elmore Field Days!
Visit us on site 892 to explore our full range of world-leading farm machinery, including Joskin, Samasz, Elho, Zocon, Mandam, and more. Our team will be there to answer your questions, showcase the latest gear, and talk through options to suit your farm. Exclusive Field Day specials will be available during the event—so don’t miss out on a great deal.
Find us at site 892 and see why Colac Ag is trusted by farmers across Australia.
Making the day-to-day easier
This year at Elmore Field Days, the Haeusler’s site is all about technology you can put to work in the paddock.
From practical tools that make the day-to-day easier to innovations that could change the way you farm, there’s plenty to see, try and talk about.
You’ll find our giant touch-screen TV running live John Deere Operations Center and Connected Support demos, showing in real time how machines and data can work together to make life easier.
While you’re there, take a look at Precision Essentials — it’s a straightforward, great-value bundle with everything you need to get started or take the next step in precision ag.
And don’t miss the new JDLink Boost, designed to keep your machines connected via satellite even in areas with little or no mobile coverage.
You’ll also find a line-up of John Deere, Kuhn, Bourgault, Agrowplow and Bednar gear — from mowers to harvesters — showcasing the latest technology and features.
John Deere’s Connected Support will be on show at the Haeusler’s site.
When it comes to larger gear, it’s a good time to talk to the team about what could work for your operation right now.
Getting in early means you’ll be ready to hit the ground running when the season gets under way.
And because keeping you going is just as important as the machines themselves, we’ve made our parts and service area a must-see.
Discover how John Deere Parts OnSite can save precious hours in the paddock by keeping your mostused parts right in your shed.
While you’re there, ask about our netwrap promotion — buy a roll of CoverEdge or XtraNet, and you’ll be in the draw to win a John Deere V451R Baler worth $156,000.
For those picking up a few extras — spend over $100 on toys and merchandise, and you’ll take home a free John Deere gift pack valued at $40.
Plus, visit our careers display for an interactive challenge that might just surprise you, and check out the tractor from the famous Elmore Tractor Pull to top it all off.
We’re proudly committed to those linked to the land and can’t wait to welcome you to Elmore Field Days, visit site 1102.
CONSIDERING GRAIN STORAGE?
Making hard tasks easier
As prospects improve, thoughts turn to the need to upgrade equipment or plan ahead for future requirements and developments, and the ideal opportunity to check out what is available is the Elmore Field Days.
Eastern Spreaders Pty Ltd will be on site again this year with its range of spreading and feed related equipment.
Managing director Steve Freeman said the great thing about field days was the opportunity it gave people to get the hands-on experience with equipment.
“It’s about getting your product out there, so people can see it and touch it and compare physical sizes of different models and see how the machines are made,” he said.
“These days, most of the research is done online, but there is still a big group of people who really want to see what they are getting before they buy.”
Feeding equipment is one of the main lines of Eastern Spreaders of Kerang, Victoria, with the range of NDE-Co feed mixers and RENN roller mills, grain-baggers and unloaders. Having distributed the range for 25 years, Eastern Spreaders has many customers out there who have come back for multiple machines as the mixers are robust, efficient and have proved to be reliable, backed up with service and spare parts on hand.
“If you are feeding cattle, especially in dairy, you can’t afford downtime,” Steve said.
“If you break down, you need the parts now, not weeks away, so we carry parts for everything we sell.” Keeping stock fed can be an allconsuming task or a straightforward job when simplified with effective equipment.
NDE-co Feedmixers are quick and efficient and come in sizes from 11 cubic metres in single auger
Model 812T Marshall Multispread.
configuration to 40 cubic metres for large dual auger machines. They can be supplied with either front or rear door feed-out or two side doors with folding discharge elevators, available from three foot to nine foot lengths on either the left or right side.
Consistent rations can be mixed and unloaded rapidly, the machines clean out completely and feed can be easily unloaded in the paddock into feeders, over fences, or into troughs or bunkers and in sheds.
Renn Roller Mills have several sizes currently available with 12, 24, 36 and 48-inch wide rollers in portable PTO drive models with a folding 12-foot unloading auger.
Electric motor drive is also available.
The 16-inch diameter rollers are precision-machined and dynamically balanced and suitable for a wide range of grains and legumes.
Eastern Spreaders have been selling the Marshall Multispread range of spreaders since the 1980s and have watched the industry change with the advent of GPS guidance, cloud-based variable rate mapping, and computer controlled spreading systems.
“Probably 50 per cent of the larger machines we sell now include
weighing systems and variable rate control,” Steve said.
“But you can also still get a simple machine for smaller areas, or to suit older tractors. We still have 2.5 and 4.5-tonne machines, and we go up to 14 and 16-tonne units.”
A multi-purpose machine, the Marshall will handle all types of granular fertilisers and seeds and also bulky materials like lime, gypsum and manures.
As well as Marshall spreaders, they have recently begun distributing the Canadian built D egelman Bio Spreaders, a heavy-duty machine to handle bulky feedlot and dairy manures, compost etc.
The Bio Spreader 14 and 20 models bring heavy duty to the next level. They are built with hardened steel to prevent sagging and deformation over extended use.
The live floor has a 3/4” grade 80 chain with a higher breaking strength, and the innovative vertical beater system delivers rock-steady performance, and uniform spread.
The beater assembly can be easily removed to allow using the unit as a trailer. The live floor gives the option to unload all of its material in as little as 90 seconds.
Eastern Spreaders will be on site 668 again this year.
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NDE-Co model FS1000D (27 cubic metre) with front door and fold-up conveyor.
Polaris raises the bar
Polaris has once again raised the bar in the off-road vehicle market with the MY25 Polaris Ranger 1000 Premium.
This upgraded model combines modern refinement with exceptional value, making it a strong contender for those seeking reliability and performance in outdoor adventures or work settings.
At the core of the MY25 Ranger 1000 Premium’s impressive enhancements is its upgraded Gen 2 transmission, designed to deliver smoother and more efficient power. This model also comes equipped with a factory-installed roof, new cab nets for added safety, and a robust 2041kg HD winch featuring synthetic rope, autostop and a convenient wireless remote.
With these features, you can tackle rugged terrain and challenging tasks with confidence and ease.
One of the standout capabilities of the MY25 Ranger 1000 Premium is its impressive towing capacity of 1134kg, empowering you to haul
heavy loads without a hitch.
Additionally, the industry-leading 454kg dump box capacity and a substantial 680kg payload capacity ensure your equipment and supplies can be transported securely.
Polaris has prioritised driver and passenger comfort with 25 per cent thicker seats, designed to provide greater support during long rides.
The addition of adjustable seat sliders means drivers of all sizes can find their optimal seating position, ensuring a comfortable day of work or adventure.
With 70.4 litres of storage space, six cupholders, and two bottle holders, you’ll never be short on convenience while on the go.
Despite these extensive upgrades, Polaris will continue to retail the MY25 Ranger 1000 Premium starting from $26,995, including GST.
Polaris offers a wide selection of engineered accessories tailored specifically for the Ranger 1000 Premium.
From comfort-enhancing items like windscreens and various door/cab systems to useful work accessories such as racking and toolholders, these additions allow owners to customise their vehicles to suit any
need or preference.
For more information and to explore the MY25 Polaris Ranger 1000 Premium, visit your local Polaris dealer or check out polarisaustralia.com.au
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Meeting the challenges of today’s ag operations
Modern farming is evolving rapidly, and so are the demands on how organic waste is handled.
Efficiency, sustainability, and resource recovery are no longer optional — they’re essential.
That’s where the Vogelsang X-split steps in, a powerful, precisionengineered solid-liquid separation system designed specifically to meet the challenges of today’s agricultural operations.
Built with the toughness and reliability farmers expect from Vogelsang, the X-split offers a smarter, cleaner, and more efficient way to process slurry, manure and other organic by-products. Whether on a dairy farm, piggery, feedlot, or food-processing site, the X-split separates valuable liquid nutrients from dense solids, helping producers reduce storage, lower transport costs, and make better use of recovered materials.
Thanks to its robust screw press technology and user-friendly design, the X-split delivers high-performance separation with minimal operator effort. It ensures optimal dryness in solids for easier handling and composting, while the liquid fraction remains rich
Vogelsang X-split in action.
“What truly sets the X-split apart is its low maintenance requirements, achieved by elimination of contact between the process and the sealing system,” Vogelsang Pty Ltd managing director Dirk Pluijmers said.
“What’s more, the internal screens are manufactured in three interchangeable segments, this combined with the Vogelsang’s Quick Service concept allows users the opportunity to triple the service life of their screens.
“Farmers can depend on it day in and day out, and because it’s built by Vogelsang, you can count on local support, spare parts, and tailored solutions to suit your farm’s unique needs.”
As agriculture faces tighter environmental controls and a growing focus on circular resource use, the X-split helps operations of all sizes move toward a more sustainable, costeffective future.
Vogelsang Pty Ltd is proud to supply and support the X-split across Australia and New Zealand, delivering practical technology with real-world benefits. Ready to separate smarter? Talk to Vogelsang about how the X-split can improve your farm’s waste management and nutrient recovery.
Agricultural storage Experts
The Vogelsang team will be at the field days to answer questions.
The X-split also boasts a user-friendly design.
Sustainability is a priority for Vogelsang, especially with the X-split.
The X-split has low maintenance requirements.
Firbank boarders build strong connections
The Firbank Grammar Boarding House fosters strong academic foundations, extensive wellbeing support, and a genuine connection with the wider community.
These connections help our boarders, particularly those from rural areas, to feel not just supported, but truly at home.
At our boarding school, we focus on creating a second family and encouraging local engagement.
Our regional and rural boarders take part in Firbank’s co-curricular activities including debating, music, clubs and various sports. They’re also encouraged to join sporting clubs and participate in cultural activities throughout Melbourne.
The proximity of the Firbank swimming pool to the boarding house is a huge advantage for students that train for swimming six times a week.
“Living in the boarding house makes it easier for me. I have more time to fulfil my study commitments, and I get more sleep,” Year 7 student Arabella said.
“The boarding house saves healthy meals if I’m training. The standard of training and competition is higher at Firbank, which pushes me to do the best I can.”
Our boarding staff play a pivotal role in nurturing every student
and supporting their learning and wellness, framed around consistent academic care.
“Boarding life combines academic rigour with a strong focus on wellbeing, belonging and many opportunities to thrive beyond the classroom,” deputy principal and head of senior school Ceri Lloyd said. “Ultimately, the strength of Firbank boarding lies in our ability to shape capable, resilient, and socially aware young people.
“The friendships forged, the life skills developed, and the sense of belonging cultivated stay with students for life.”
At Firbank, boarders grow into confident contributors, proudly connected to both their regional backgrounds, the Firbank family, and the world around them.
Come visit us at 51 Outer Cres, Brighton or check out our website at firbank.vic.edu.au
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Firbank Grammar is located in Brighton, Victoria. Photo: Paul Jeffers.
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Big hayshed was a smart investment
Haysheds are valuable infrastructure, and setting your farm up with on-farm storage ahead of harvest is forward-thinking and a proven way to future-proof your business, providing opportunities regardless of how the season plays out.
New hayshed projects are proving popular in 2025 and look to be smart investments.
The 4000-bale shed recently completed by Action — The Big Shed People is a great example of how to maximise capacity and lower the storage cost per bale.
Besides starting with a tried-andtested 64 m x 24 m hayshed kit, the secret to success is a wellplanned project.
While the 64 m x 24 m hayshed kit is a common choice, it typically has a height of 7.5 metres, which allows bales to be stacked eight high. However, for this project, the kit shed design has been tweaked and the height increased to nine metres.
This serves two main purposes. Firstly, increasing the height of the shed is a cost-effective way to increase the capacity of the shed,
The 4000-bale Action Steel hayshed.
compared to either increasing the length or width of the shed.
Secondly, it is a good idea to increase the height of the shed to provide additional clearance when there is a canopy.
This is because a canopy typically decreases the clearance height by about 500 mm.
A cantilevered canopy has many benefits, including being a costeffective way to gain some extra storage space.
For example, the combination of the 24-metre span and 8 m canopy is more cost-effective than a 30 m span hayshed.
This hayshed project also uses the popular eight-metre-wide bay which allows you to stack three big bales across, between the columns.
This is an efficient use of space and provides good airflow between the bales.
The building consultants at Action often recommend upsizing the bay spacing to 8.5 m wide.
While this doesn’t increase the capacity of the shed, it does provide more “wriggle room” to make loading and unloading the shed easier and less stressful.
Finally, it is hard to go wrong with an open-front shed, and that is certainly true for hay shed projects. In fact, the open-front shed configuration is the most effective way to protect your hay from weather damage, while still ensuring
the hay can be easily accessed and there is good airflow around the bales.
Another advantage of the openfront hayshed is it can be easily customised, such as installing sliding doors in the back wall or gable end,
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or both, to make it easier to access the hay at the back of the shed.
Looking to increase your on-farm storage? Be sure to visit the Action team at Elmore Field Days. Visit Site 486 to chat about your farm shed project.
Chat to the friendly Action team at Elmore Field Days.
Northern Hire Group director Chris Feldbauer began his journey into plant and equipment hire when, as a teenager, he worked weekends at Echuca Hire to supplement his meagre apprentice wage.
Many years later, in addition to his floor sanding business
Prosanding Timber & Concrete, Chris began his own specialised hire company — Northern Generator Hire and Maxwell Mobile Signs — stocking generators and VMS boards.
From its inception, NHG has prided itself on its great range of quality plant and equipment for hire and the ability to adapt to surpass the needs and expectations of clients. Ongoing patronage, word-of-mouth recommendations and many fivestar reviews from customers are what Northern Hire Group believes is the measuring stick of success.
NHG aims to develop close, longterm relationships with clients and instil confidence in the NHG brand by providing high-quality, reliable equipment that fulfils customer needs when and where they need it. NHG employs people with bright personalities and a positive can-do attitude who understand
So in early 2015, Chris created Northern Hire Group, and a year later he filled that empty yard and opened the doors of his new business.
In December 2024, he expanded again, opening a Yarrawonga location at 69–75 BenallaYarrawonga Rd with lovely staff there to help everyone who walks through its doors.
local conditions, issues and limitations.
Staff take pride in their work, customer satisfaction and the success of the business.
When Echuca Hire closed its doors in 2014, Chris often drove past the empty yard, keenly aware of the loss of plant and equipment hire options in Echuca.
The ever-increasing range meets the specific needs of many different industries, including access, agriculture, civil construction, commercial trades, council and government departments, earthmoving, event organisers, Indigenous groups and councils, land development, landscape and garden, renewable power supply, residential trades, road and rail infrastructure, sporting clubs and waste management.
Northern Hire Group is where “one call hires it all”.
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With a fleet of heavy vehicles across all depots, stock is easily moved across Victoria and southern NSW to where it is needed, including client sites.
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Tractor pull event returns
The first Australian modified tractor pull was held at the Elmore Field Days in 1976, and in 2022 the Elmore Events Centre was excited to bring the tractor pull back to where it all began.
The Elmore & District Machinery Field Days committee and Down Under Modified Tractor Pulling Association (Down Under MTPA) have partnered together to present this successful event each year. What is a Tractor Pull?
A modified tractor pulls a weighted sled along a 11m wide 100m long dirt track and as the tractor pulls the sled further the more forward the weight goes on the sled causing the sled to get harder to pull.
When the tractor “pulls” the whole 100m this is called a full pull.
Tractor pulling is known as most powerful motorsport due to some tractors having more than one engine with some of them being over 1000hp.
“We’re gearing up for another major event in 2026, with some exciting activities planned to run alongside it,” Elmore Tractor Pull Committee member Andrew Holmberg said.
“In November this year, the track will undergo a full upgrade, including complete reforming, profiling, and other significant earthworks.
“We’re really looking forward to these improvements and the value they’ll have on our 2026 event.”
The Elmore Tractor Pull will be back on March 14, 2026.
Head to facebook.com/ elmoretractorpull for up-to-date information and purchase tickets closer to the event.
Wolverine Deer II.
The aim of a tractor pull is to get a 100m “full pull”.
Daily Shearing Shed Program
— O’Sullivan’s Transport Shearing Shed
10.00am
12 noon
12.15pm
12.30pm
12.45pm
1.00pm
2.00pm
2.30pm
RAM & LARGE SHEEP SHEARING OPTIONS
Demonstrating safe and effective ram and large sheep shearing on a specialised shearing machine.
Delivering an alternative for managing the shearing process for rams and large sheep of all breeds
Sheep and Wool Education and Upskilling Opportunities
James Preston is a sheep and wool lecturer at the University of New England and will be discussing the opportunities for professionals and innovative producers to further upskill and enhance their understanding of sheep and wool production.
Hand-held technology that will reliably measure wool micron onfarm and in real time, anytime you want.
JAMES PRESTON
Training with pathways to possibilities
From gardens to beauty salons, Bendigo TAFE is helping students turn passions into professions with hands-on training, industry connections, and real-world results.
Discover pathways that grow with you
Each year, Elmore Field Days draws thousands of visitors from across the state — farmers, families, students and small business owners — all looking to connect with the latest in agricultural innovation and regional opportunity.
Bendigo TAFE’s presence at the event is a natural fit. From showcasing hands-on training in agriculture and horticulture to highlighting career pathways in trades, health and beauty, the institute brings practical learning to life.
Whether you’re nurturing nature or inspiring confidence, there’s a pathway here to help you thrive.
From
science
to soil
After completing a degree in earth sciences, Bryn found himself drawn to the simple joy of gardening. What began as a hobby soon blossomed into a career goal.
“Horticulture is all about life, the beauty of nature, and people living together with the natural world,” Bryn said.
He enrolled in Bendigo TAFE’s Certificate III in Horticulture (AHC30722), part of the Free TAFE program, where supportive teachers made all the difference.
He expressed how good the teachers are and how they have been an important part of making the journey a fun experience.
“They really put an effort into make a connection with the students which really matters,” Byrn said.
Bryn and his classmates showcased their skills at the Challenger Achievable Gardens competition,
part of the 2025 Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show.
His garden design — inspired by Australian Indigenous and Celtic cultures — was brought to life through teamwork, problem-solving, and creativity.
“It’s taken a lot of effort and time, a lot of working with different stakeholders and suppliers, and such a big team effort to make it real with a lot of setbacks.”
With career ambitions firmly planted in horticulture, Bryn is already gaining valuable industry experience, with a particular love for garden design.
Horticulture student Bryn.
Photo: Tan Yoowang.
Confidence
in full bloom
For 22-year-old Tara, studying beauty therapy at Bendigo TAFE has been both a career move and a personal transformation.
Starting with a Certificate III in Beauty last year, she’s now completing the Diploma of Beauty Therapy (SHB50121).
“I chose Bendigo TAFE because the facilities are amazing, and I
knew people who had done the course and really recommended it,” Tara said.
Initially shy, Tara has developed strong client communication skills alongside hands-on expertise in facials, waxing, and more.
Her training has already led to work in a salon, giving her valuable experience while she studies.
Tara’s long-term goal is to specialise in dermal therapy, but she’s grateful for the chance to start her journey close to home — making beauty education accessible for regional students and providing affordable treatments to the community.
A Regional Anchor with statewide Impact,
Bendigo TAFE’s role in regional Victoria goes beyond training. It’s about creating impact.
So, whether you’re a mechanic looking to train your next apprentice, a school-leaver exploring your options or a parent returning to the workforce, Bendigo TAFE is ready to help you take the next step.
Visit the Bendigo TAFE site — stand AP77.
For more information, visit bendigotafe.edu.au or call 13TAFE (138 233).
Beauty student Tara Nolan.
Bendigo TAFE is here to bring you closer to your passion.
Food processing microbrewery teacher Shivam Tandon.
Milk faster and gentler with DeLaval
For farmers looking to get more out of their milking operations, upgrading to DeLaval Flow-Responsive Milking is proving to be rewarding.
The technology can help reduce milking times by up to 10 per cent, while supporting good udder health and animal welfare.
“Historically, using a single vacuum level, the system is a compromise that avoids the risk of overmilking — at the start and end of milking when milk flow is lower — but then has the potential of undermilking, when milk flow is at its peak,” DeLaval dairy development director Carl Oskar Paulrud said.
“Therefore, in a traditional system with a single vacuum level, the speed of milking is limited not by the cow’s genetics or available milk, but by the operation of the milking machine.”
DeLaval’s Flow-Responsive Milking follows the milk curve of each cow and only increases high vacuum at peak milk flow.
This enables the milk to be extracted away from the cluster more efficiently, which decreases overall milking time per cow.
One of the farms that has been upgraded is Willcox Farms.
“Since we’ve installed FlowResponsive milking, we’ve had some really positive changes to our milking,” DeLaval user Jacqui Chadwick said.
“We’re milking 10 per cent faster than what we would with conventional, and have increased our milk flow by eight per cent.”
But the benefits go beyond increased milking speed and flow.
“Our cows are just in way better condition than what we were previously used to,” Jacqui said.
“Our somatic cell count has gone down by eight per cent and our mastitis cases have decreased by 43 per cent.
“I definitely would recommend FlowResponsive Milking to other farmers. It’s unreal, it has changed so much.
“So much improvement on our cows, and milking is just way nicer.”
Jacqui Chadwick working on the DeLaval E100 rotary.
Steel structures built on reliability
Central Steel Build has been a pioneering presence in Australian agricultural construction for five decades, delivering steel buildings that
Founded in 1975 on principles of reliability, integrity and durability, the company has earned a reputation for structures that last. Every Central project is tailored to its environment, operational needs and long-term goals.
From machinery and fodder storage to dairy facilities, livestock housing and bulk storage, each is designed for smarter, more efficient operation.
Chief executive officer John Wetzler said how demand had shifted dramatically recently.
“In the past decade, we’ve seen farmers look beyond a simple shed,” John said.
“They want infrastructure that addresses ventilation, animal welfare, workflow and compliance.
“The focus is on smarter, more capable buildings that improve daily operations.”
Central’s site-specific engineered structures use 100 per cent
Australian steel and are hot dip galvanised for outstanding corrosion resistance.
Every fabricated steel member is galvanised, including recesses, sharp corners, and hard-to-reach
places, providing a steel structure that is an investment for future generations.
That strength was proven during Cyclone Alfred in 2025, when a Central-built machinery shed for
NSW macadamia grower Tony Flick remained completely undamaged, while others nearby were destroyed.
“It was the one thing left standing, completely undamaged,” Tony said. “It’s a true testament to the quality and craftsmanship.”
The second-generation, familyowned business works closely with clients from planning to installation, ensuring every detail supports functionality, durability and safety.
Clients include Elders, Haeusler’s, Bunnings, RLX, Mitre 10, Bridgestone and Powercor.
With 70 per cent of new projects coming from repeat customers or referrals, Central remains a trusted partner nationwide.
You can find the Central team at Elmore Field Days, site 15, showcasing its range of custom steel building solutions that enhance farming operations now and for the future.
Central Steel Build is onsite at Elmore Field Days. Photo: Grant Kennedy.
Double the fun and double the speed
Rata Equipment Pty Ltd is a New Zealand-owned family company operating in Australia with a base in Ballarat, Victoria since 2022.
We specialise in manufacturing and wholesaling our Power Claw products right across Australia.
With over 1000 Power Claws sold in Australia, and an avalanche of happy customers wanting to tell their story about their Power Claw experience, not many days go by and someone will willingly be excited to talk.
A Queensland farmer’s experience with the Rata Power Claw has been so positive that he has opted to buy a second unit to double its capabilities.
For Queensland’s Russell Patton, who farms alongside his son, his experience with a Rata Equipment Power Claw has been so impactful to his operations that he decided one claw was not enough.
“Those Power Claws are the most fantastic bit of machinery — they are the farmer’s friend,” Russell said.
“It’s actually fun to be on a machine working with them.”
Russell’s property is a 259 ha block located between Toowoomba and Ipswich which he said was “heavily overgrown and very badly neglected” before he purchased it.
Tasked with clearing this land and making it usable, Russell initially contracted a bulldozer to get rid of some stumps and bigger trees before learning about the Power Claw.
“The buckets are all right for knocking stuff over, but once it’s over there is all the fiddling around to try and pick it up and put it in stacks, whereas the Power Claw just grabs hold of it,” he said.
“For picking up logs or fallen trees or any debris that’s on the ground, and for any sort of clearing that you want to do, they are amazing, and they are strong.”
In addition to being compatible with skid steers, models exist which also
suit tractors and telehandlers to ensure all farmers can find the ideal unit to pair with their machinery. The Power Claw’s clever design means farmers can also find uses and benefits in the field beyond what they were initially purchased for.
Rata Power Claw.
Customers are the priority
As a regular exhibitor at the Elmore Field Days, the Michael’s Group is always eager to showcase their range of first-rate machinery to customers new and old.
The award-winning Victorian-based JCB dealership has been coming to Elmore Field Days since the 1980s.
Dealer principal at the Michael’s Group Moama branch, Brad Michael, said Elmore Field Days offers a fantastic opportunity for their team to engage with their customers.
“The opportunity to interact and catch up with all our customers in one place is what keeps us coming back,” Brad said.
“It’s also a good platform for us to educate potential new customers on our range of machines.”
The group has a reputation for prioritising their customers, a reputation that has led them to receive recognition for their exceptional after-sales support.
Brad said he is proud to be part of a group that is known for its highquality service.
“We received an award for being the number one (JCB) dealer in the world for after-sales service and support, and we still hold this today,” he said.
“Our customers are widespread. They are in the grain business, hay, beef, dairy, chicken — it’s all over agriculture.”
The Michael’s Group offers a full range of on-farm and workshop servicing for agricultural and construction equipment.
They also supply an extensive range of machines to the construction sector, including earthmoving equipment, backhoes, excavators and wheeled loaders.
And as specialist JCB dealers, they service all JCB models from mini excavators and skid steers through to large loaders and heavy excavators.
It has more implement mounting versatility than any other tractor in its class, plus the largest, most comfortable cab on the market.
Brad says they will showcase a great range of JCB equipment at this year’s Elmore Field Days, and are particularly eager to exhibit the JCB 8330 Icon tractor.
With a top speed of 70 km/h, plug and play GPS capability and the best powertrain and suspension combination, the Fastrac 8330 tractor is built for a life of hard work, while providing maximum comfort.
“Fastracs have been historically considered primarily as a tow tractor but now with the new Icon series they are now equally as capable, if not more, than any other brand of tractor for traditional paddock work,” Brad said.
The Michael’s Group has dealerships in Donald, Moama, Ballarat and Traralgon.
National footprint stepped up
Established in 1948, Dean Trailers has grown from a small farm trailer manufacturer in regional NSW into one of Australia’s most enduring trailer brands.
For more than 75 years, Dean has built its reputation on quality, reliability, and service — becoming a trusted name in the agricultural, construction, and transport sectors across the country.
Today, Dean Trailers is entering a new phase; expanding from a strong regional foundation to establish a true national footprint.
This strategic growth will see the Dean brand represented in seven locations around Australia, in five states.
It means customers nationwide will have access to Dean Trailers’ renowned product range and support, with local expertise, faster delivery times, and on-theground assistance when you need it most.
Dean is proudly Australian owned and operated.
All trailers are designed and manufactured in regional NSW
using new Australian-made steel, combined with quality parts, wheels, tyres and components sourced through trusted Australian suppliers.
Built for commercial use, each trailer is engineered to withstand the demands of Australia’s harshest conditions.
Every trailer is finished with a zinc primer and durable powder coat to ensure long-lasting protection and performance.
Dean works closely with commercial operators, agricultural users and government bodies to deliver purpose-built solutions.
Trailers are used in some of the most remote and extreme environments on the planet, from the ice of Antarctica to the desert sands of Dubai, a testament to their durability and reliability.
With a team of qualified tradespeople, a five-year trailer frame warranty (plus 12 months on running gear), and a growing national support network, Dean Trailers continues to deliver on its promise of practical design, longterm durability and straightforward maintenance.
Wherever you are in Australia, a Dean Trailer will soon be within reach — built to work and last.
Dean Trailers is heading to Elmore Field Days. Photo: Declan May.
Built for Aussie conditions
SaMASZ is raising the bar in hay and silage mowing, delivering cutting-edge European engineering that’s built to thrive in Australian conditions.
For farmers and contractors chasing higher productivity, cleaner forage, and reduced downtime, the latest generation of SaMASZ mowers offers a serious step forward in technology and performance.
Taking centre stage at the Elmore Field Days is the brand-new SaMASZ XDF 351S front mower.
Precision and ease of use are at the core of its design. Hydro-pneumatic suspension ensures the cutterbar follows the ground perfectly, delivering a consistent, even cut across rough or undulating terrain.
The proven PerfectCUT cutterbar is built for longevity and reliability, while hydraulic side-guards and automatic transport locking make operation safe and efficient. All adjustments are made
Matched with the KDD 941 STH ISOBUS rear mower combination, this set-up becomes a true paddock powerhouse.
Offering an impressive 9.4-metre working width, the KDD 941 STH integrates seamlessly with your tractor’s ISOBUS terminal, allowing fingertip control over all major functions.
Hydraulic side-shift provides precision positioning, while adjustable cutting heights, down to 4 cm, ensure flexibility for different crops and conditions.
The hydropneumatic relief system reduces ground pressure, protecting your pastures and improving machine longevity.
Optional tine conditioning speeds up drying, allowing faster baling and improved forage quality.
fuel use — the perfect combination for those who want to cover more ground in less time without compromising quality.
See the future of mowing for yourself at the Elmore Field Days — find us on the Colac Ag site and discover why SaMASZ is built for Australia.
TRACTORS, A COMBINE & SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE!
Join Rural Group at Elmore Field Days at Site 902 - 912 and get up close with New Holland equipment, including a range of tractors and our show-stopping combine.
Discover our other favourite brands, including Morris, Miller, JBS, Herd Boss, and Supreme and check out the epic range of caps from our special guests, Country Trucker Caps.
There’s more than just machinery too! Grab some toys and merch to take home and enjoy a day full of fun for the whole family.
The SaMASZ is built for Australia.
The benefits weigh up
Efficient, accurate weighing is essential in modern farming, whether you’re handling grain, livestock, or bulk produce.
But traditional weighbridge installations can be slow and disruptive, costing valuable time and money.
That’s why more farmers are turning to the Anmar Scales Modular Weighbridge, a fast, reliable solution built for the demands of today’s agricultural operations.
Each modular unit features a prepoured, reinforced concrete deck modules and pre-installed stainlesssteel load cells with rodentproof cabling.
This design eliminates the need for lengthy on-site construction, meaning your weighbridge can be delivered, installed and operational in a fraction of the time.
The system is available as NMI TradeApproved, ensuring compliance for businesses that sell by weight.
Even when trade approval isn’t required, accurate weighing helps avoid overloading (which can lead to fines and equipment damage) and underloading (which wastes transport capacity).
Maintenance is straightforward thanks to the modular design. Components like load cells and wiring can be accessed and
replaced individually, no need to dismantle the entire structure.
That means less downtime and lower maintenance costs.
Built to handle larger machinery and heavier loads, the Anmar Modular Weighbridge is ready for the realities of modern farming.
It’s also adaptable, easily reconfigured or upgraded as your needs evolve.
And because Anmar Scales is proudly Australian-owned and operated, you’ll have access to local support and servicing when you need it most.
Our experienced technicians are based right here in Victoria and NSW, ensuring fast response times and peace of mind long after installation.
With rapid installation, highaccuracy weighing, easy servicing, and future-ready flexibility, the Anmar Scales Modular Weighbridge is a smart investment for any agricultural business looking to boost efficiency and reduce risk.
Visit site 408 at the Elmore Field Days to see it in action and chat with our team about how the Anmar Scales Modular Weighbridge can benefit your farming business.
Anmar Scales Modular Weighbridge
Exhibitor
Abbott Supply P/L
Achmea Australia
Active Energy Group
AgCloud
65
36
98
ANZ AP. 52
AusNet Services AP. 44
BaleTime AP. 119
Ballarat Grammar AP. 121
Bendigo Bank Agribusiness AP. 74
Bendigo TAFE AP. 77
Bush Bank - Cassinia Environmental AP. 30
Commonwealth Bank AP. 108
CowManager AP. 107
CPR Gutter Protection AP. 99
Dairy Beef Alliance AP. 114
DeLaval AP. 102
Dodgshun Medlin AP. 43
DSL Pacific AP. 21
Duncan Equine Group AP. 51
EcoThought AP. 85
Elders AP. 104
Energy Power Systems - CAT AP. 63
Falcon UAV AP. 9
Farm Monitoring Solutions AP. 91
Farmscan AP. 15
FeedTest
106
Firbank Grammar AP. 123
Genesis Industries Aust AP. 25 Exhibitor
124 LEAD Loddon Murray
Longerenong College
120 Lowes Petroleum Service
Rikkie-Lee Tyrrell
ELMORE FIELD DAYS 2025 EXHIBITORS
A Gardener’s Gift 216
A&N Hardworking Machine 54
AAA Socks & Uggs 203
Abbott Supply P/L AP. 65
Abundance Unlimited GI. 48
Achmea Australia AP. 36
Action — The Big Shed People 486
Active Energy Group AP. 37
Adaptalift Group 1055
Adjusta GI. 83
Advanced Therapy Massagers GI. 6
Advantage Feeders 489
AG Warehouse ...................... 979
AgCloud AP. 98
Agline 282
Agnflow Pty Ltd 1077
Agpoint - Gyral Excel 497
Agricraft 1198
Agriculture Victoria ............ 353
Agridry 1172
Agriflo Rural 589
Agspec Australia 347
AgX Drone Distributors 595
Ahrens Rural 88
AirTec Australia .................... 1116
Alana’s Custom Gift
Arrangements GI. 60
AlfaGen Seed PTY LTD 386
All Farm Gates 987
All Sheds .................................636
Ambulance Vic 547
Anmar Scales 408
ANZ AP. 52
Aodes Australia 1417
Aqua Plus Filtration GI. 4
ARC Justice GI. 40
Armour Group 738
Armstrong Trailers 532
Atlantic Lubricants 615
Atlas Fastners 311
AusCut 361
AusNet Services AP. 44
Austealth 1027
Austral Archaeology 268
Australian Corriedale Association 1454
Australian Fish Sales 296
Australian Shearing Supplies 244
Australian Tyre Traders 1353
Axedale irrigation 565
BaleTime AP. 119
Ballarat Grammar AP. 121
Barker Trailers 99
Batesford Quarry Geelong 558
Beautiful Blooms by Judy GI. 59
Beavertail Trailers 1150
Bedrock Liners 147
Bendigo Bank Agribusiness AP. 74
Bendigo Brittle GI. 44
Bendigo Community Health Services HH. 13
Bendigo Flying Club 1520
Bendigo Forklift Sales 1245
Bendigo Health Community Services HH. 17
Bendigo Pumps & Electric Motors 576
Bendigo Signs 253
Bendigo TAFE AP. 77
Berrigan Economy Harrows Pty Ltd 1051
Berrima Hayrakes 1511
Best Sheds 504
Better Living Australia GI. 73
BioAg Pty Ltd 1416
Bird Laser Australia 1028
Blue Chai GI. 41
Bob Healey Deniliquin 1279
Bonnetts Electrical 1250
Borderline Plants 214
Brazzen Rural Katunga 454
BrenBuilt 578
Bretts Tools 367
Bridgewater Farmware 664
Browns Stockfeed 1057
Buffalo Built 563
Bullock Creek Contracting 1402
Bunyip Hemp GI. 25
Burder Ag Attachments 1281
Bush Bank – Cassinia
Environmental ................ AP. 30
Bushmans Water Tanks 186
Bute Discs/Techgrow ........493
Buttons n More GI. 30
Cancer Council Victoria HH. 7
CASE Construction 615
Castlegate James Australia 1399
Central Steel Build 15
Central Vic Poly 1401
CFA North West Region
Community Safety 549
Challenge Implements
Holdings 365
Cheeky Rascal GI. 64
Clark Equipment 746
Clark Tanks 301
Clear Ridge Fabrication 762
ClearWater Tanks 507
Clever Gate Co 47
Clipex 1184
Cloud 9 Hanging Chairs 232
CMV Truck & Bus Shepparton 102
CNH Tillage 765
Colac Ag 892
Colbrook Industries 1200
Colourful Confectionery GI. 70
Combi Clamp Pty Ltd 1486
Commander Ag 324
Commcons 375
Commonwealth Bank AP. 108
Conron Stockcrete 567
Coolabah Turf 1244
CopRice 1045
CoreGas 137
Country & Vintage Babes
Clothing .................................. 1216
Country Care Group HH. 19
Country Hearing Care 1211
CowManager AP. 107
CPR Gutter Protection AP. 99
CPR Lab 545
Crop Smart 313
Cropmark Seeds 155
Cumpas Ag Aluminium Fabrication 1190
CutAbove Tools 1214
CV Sheds 26
D&D Diesel Service Pty Ltd 1377
Dairy Beef Alliance AP. 114
Dairy Grooving Grover 1403
Dakota Contracting 1517
Danny Boy Distillery GI. 27
Dean Trailers 681
DeAraugo & Lea Electrical Contractors (Vic) Pty Ltd 576
DeLaval AP. 102
Delecca’s 743
DLF Seeds 345
Dodgshun Medlin AP. 43
DSL Pacific AP. 21
Dulux 1009
Duncan Equine Group AP. 51
Dunstan Farmers Engineering Pty Ltd 969
DXP Australia 1013
Eagle i Machinery 608
East Coast Generators Pty Ltd 152
Eastern Spreaders 668
Easy Dairy Automation Systems 1047
Easydrive Post Company 339
Echuca Group CWA of Vic Inc. GI. 21
Echuca Regional Health HH. 18
EcoThought AP. 85
Eddington Engineering 1072
Elders AP. 104
Elders 443
Encaps 240
Energy Power Systems - CAT AP. 63
Envisage Furniture 1025
Exotic Filled candy & Licorice 1215
Falcon UAV AP. 9
Fantastic Products Australia GI. 61
Farm And Diesel Pty Ltd 867
Farm Monitoring Solutions AP. 91
Farm Pro Pty Ltd 515
FARMap 1193
Farmer Little 271
Farmscan AP. 15
Farmtech Machinery 1089
Farmtrek Australia 93
FATV Jerky GI. 1
FeedTest AP. 106
FeedWorks 1241
Fenceline Solution 193
FFI Sheds 184
Firbank Grammar AP. 123
Formplex Weatherboards 223
Fosterville Gold Mine 657
Frontline Socks 24
G & M Poly Irrigation 307
Gallagher Australia 329
GE Silos 419
Gendore Tractors and Machinery 1299
Genesis Industries Aust AP. 25
Genetics Australia 997
G-Force Auto Gates 1050
Giltrap Ag Equipment Australia 1319
Gippsland Ag Repairs 1008
Go Tafe 351
Goldfields Revegetation
native nursery 273
Gone Walkabout Australia 1033
Good As Gold Carts 191
Gorski Engineering 634
Goulburn Valley Ag Echuca 1267
Goulburn-Murray Water AP. 103
Grain Brokers Australia AP. 117
Grainking 1293
Grainline 782
Grainlogic Pty Ltd 77
Graymont Australia 602
Grays Bendigo 448
Greenbox Solutions AP. 19
Greybox Wealth AP. 90
Growers Services 1311
Gulf Western Oil AP. 60
Haeusler’s ...............................1102
Haisley Design GI. 23
Harberger Pty Ltd 885
Hardwood Mills Australia 224
Hartland’s Eucalyptus Oil GI. 62
Hats Amore GI. 66
HE Silos 1172
Healy Group 994
Hearing Australia HH. 15
Heavy Weigh Mobile Vehicle
Weighing 598
Herbal Teas Australia GI. 46
High Street Handbag Company GI. 3
Hitachi Construction Equipment Australia 586
Holmes & Hide GI. 28
Infrabuild Recycling 685
Insurance House AP. 115
Intereach HH. 16
International Mower 276
J. N. & R. Engineering Pty Ltd 1062
JADS Driver Training 598
JBS Pork AP. 105
Jetwave Group 258
JMK Safety Wear 170
John Berends Implements 897
Joy in Stitches GI. 69
Jumpbooster 1029
K2 Agri AP. 34
Kanga Loaders 1067
KD Country 780
Kelemrock Industries 1194
Kerfab 1303
Khouri Workwear 218
King Craft Tools ..................... 44
Kingsman Collection GI. 68
Kingspan Water Tanks 500
KnJ Innovation 693
Knuckeys Whinchelsea 757
Konnect Fastening Systems ... 179
Kotzur Pty Ltd 1093
Ky General Engineering 596
Ladies Fashion 242
Land Watch Australia 262
Laucke Mills AP. 124
Launching Pad 231
Lavor 1002
LEAD Loddon Murray AP. 24
LED Light Co 294
Lely Australia Pty Ltd 1053
Letzgetwired 201
Lickity Split GI. 53
Grizzly 1169
Lightwave Technology 1180
Agnico Eagle Health Hub
Equestrian Display
ELMORE FIELD DAYS 2025 EXHIBITORS
Liquip Victoria AP. 55
Lockington & District Living
Heritage Complex 296B
Longerenong College AP. 120
Lonsdale Merchants 606
Lowes Petroleum Service AP. 59
Lucas Mil 1263
MacKillop Family Services GI. 39
Macrame made by JD GI. 56
Major Trailers 171
Manutec Pty Ltd 662
Matilda Water Tanks 570
Matt Hill Projects 780
Mawsons Concrete and Quarries AP. 41
Max & Moe GI. 55
Maxi Tankers 861
Maxijet Australia Pty Ltd 310
Maxilift Australia 371
MBM Group AP. 20
McCullochs 615
McLardy McShane Insurance
Brokers AP. 81
McLaren Agricultural
Machinery Pty Ltd 1357
Mech-Elec Air & Automation 403
Metalcorp Stee 437
Metalform Ag 1259
Michaels Group 1323
Midland Irrigation / Karcher
Pressure Washer 57
Midland Trailers 1317
Midstate Machinery 1096
Milcast 600
Milne Water Bores 264
Mind Australia HH. 6
Miroola South Merinos 1484
Mistletoe Limousins 1024
Mitchs Potbellys and More 254
Ml-Tech AP. 85
Modset AP. 32
Mojo Hats n More 241
Monitor 375
Motion 85
Motorshield 9
Mr Bees Manuka GI. 31
Multicube 780
Munro Engineers 975
Murray River Caravan & Camping Accessories GI. 8
Murray River Equipment PTY LTD 11
Murrays Water Boring 3
MyEnergy Engineering 227
NAB AP. 82
NAES 1251
National Centre for Farmer Health 353
Nationals Victoria AP. 49
NBN Co AP. 28
Neangar Nursery 272
Nelson Silos 879
Nemtek Electric Fencing 150
North Central Stud Sheep 1482
Northern Feed Systems 989
Northern Hire Group 357
Norton Livestock & Handling 329
Nutrimol 1462
NutriSoil 292
Oconnors 770
Off-Grid Energy Australia AP. 95
On The Go Safety and Workwear 48
OX Trailers 274
OZ Mobile Phone Accessories 242
Padman Stops 999
Paton Livestock Equipment 1397
Pauline Hanson’s One Nation
Victoria AP. 127
Peak Hill Industries 1456
Peerless Products 95
Peter Hodge Camel Hire 229
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Located in the Bendigo Bank Pavilion The 2025 Health Hub is a one-stop health checkup for farmers and individuals living in rural Victoria, with exhibitors offering a variety of wellbeing checks and education on key health issues affecting individuals in rural areas.
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From one man to a team of experts
Like many businesses, Rich River Irrigation Developments began as a small operation driven by the incredible commitment and experience of one person.
From that day in 1980, RRID has grown its team to include professionals in irrigation survey, design, and drafting and irrigation hardware sales, installation and servicing.
Still headed by RRID’s founder, the team provides an extensive range of surveying services — including broadacre, topographical, detail, set out for construction, and works as executed — and can design for surface and spray irrigation systems.
Since expanding to take on a Bauer dealership in 2004, RRID has also been providing clients with the highest quality irrigation equipment including hard hose irrigators, lateral moves and centre pivots.
The team members regularly train at Bauer’s headquarters in Austria, making RRID one of Australia’s most experienced Bauer retailers.
RRID provides clients with the highest quality irrigation equipment including hard hose irrigators, lateral moves and centre pivots.
RRID consults some of Australia’s biggest irrigation and land development projects, but has never lost sight of the small farmers and regional businesses nearby.
The sales and servicing team also have a vast range of experience with pumps and pipelines and can project manage irrigation developments from start to finish.
Rich River Irrigation Developments are proud members of Irrigation Association of Australia, Institution of Surveyors, Spatial Sciences Institute, and Irrigation Surveyors and Designers Group.
As a multidisciplinary company, RRID consults on some of Australia’s biggest irrigation and land development projects, but they have never lost sight of the small farmers and regional businesses nearby.
RRID is committed to working with its local community around Echuca-Moama and the Riverina Region and will always make time to sit down and listen.
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From city life to farming
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Although he was excited, he felt some feelings of self-doubt as he had limited experience in the agriculture industry.
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Reefinator debut will rock at Elmore
An automated rock crushing machine that is having a big impact in transforming land for Victorian growers is set to hit the stage at the Elmore Field Days for the first time.
Developed by Rocks Gone founder and former farmer Tim Pannell, the three-metre wide H4 Reefinator machine has doubled cropping yields, boosted stock carrying capacity and trebled land values across Western and southern Australia.
It comprises a levelling blade, four front row and five rear row hydraulic tines, and a following ribbed drum, all weighing 28-tonne when filled with water and digging up to 600 millimetres deep.
The machine has been on a travelling roadshow in eastern agricultural areas this season and will continue to be introduced to the industry following the field days. Farming groups and growers interested in demonstrations with the machine should get in touch with the company.
The latest H4 Reefinator features integrated automation technology, eliminating the requirement for
Rocks Gone founder and former farmer Tim Pannell and national business development manager Adrian Carr are looking forward to presenting the H4 Reefinator to growers at the upcoming Elmore Field Days for the first time.
operators to perform on-the-go depth adjustments according to changes in land and rock conditions, while also adding other valuable benefits.
The Rocks Gone ‘Depth Master’ auto depth and slip control system, which is suitable for ISOBUS and GPSintegrated tractors, calculates speed over ground and tractor load or wheel slip to adjust machine depth up to 50 times per second, as well as the level of its blade.
Operators set the depth and only make a manual adjustment if desired, thereby better optimising machine and tractor performance and resulting in improved crushing results and operational efficiency.
Rocks Gone national business development manager Adrian Carr said another benefit of the automation technology, in conjunction with GPS guidance systems, was it could produce depth maps of worked areas.
“The maps can show perhaps where you may not have been digging deep enough and rather than doing extra passes over the whole area, you may concentrate on some areas and not on others, and effectively do less passes,” Adrian said.
Stephen Rodger and Tracy Hunt have been using a H4 Reefinator to transform some family land near
St Arnaud in the State’s Goldfields region that previously couldn’t be utilised.
The area features a mix of quartz and shale country, while they have also worked some steep land, where the Reefinator assisted the construction of contour banks plus potential for future cropping.
“You certainly couldn’t get over the quartz and shale area with an airseeder. You couldn’t even drive over sections before,” Stephen said.
“We are working on three passes with the machine — going to a depth of 10–20 centimetres, then to 25 cm, and we do a final roll and use a grader blade to level it.
“In the steep area, we can now get the airseeder across the ground and we can just drop the seed on top and then go over it with a roller.
“Where we sowed some summer crops (in 2023), it was phenomenal. We planted in October and, with the help of a bit of rain, we had some sorghum and summer crops that were eight-foot high.”
The H4 Reefinator will be on display at the Rocks Gone stand at site 1120 at the field days.
For further information on the Reefinator and arranging a demonstration, contact Adrian Carr on 0499 970 177.
Test your luck, pan for
Fosterville Gold Mine is set to participate in the 2025 Elmore Field Days.
The event is part of FGM’s broader commitment to community engagement and regional support. At its Elmore Field Days stand, FGM will have a range of interactive and family-friendly displays, along with the always popular gold panning.
FGM’s presence at the field days is part of its ongoing efforts to inform
the public about their operations and foster positive relationships with the local community.
FGM encourages visitors to stop by its stand to learn more about their environmental initiatives, community programs and the recently launched Good Neighbour Guide.
Hub brings healthcare to field days
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After a successful first year, the Health Hub is back with its own dedicated pavilion.
The new Health Hub will bring a range of free health care services, from skincare to mental health, for attendees to use during the Elmore Field Days.
“We targeted a few health initiatives and health providers who would be well regarded by the rural community,” Elmore Field Days executive manager Derek Shotton said.
“We thought parts of our rural community were lacking exposure to some of the health services, so we made an effort to try and sort out a few that could help us with that.”
He said the feedback on the debut hub was good, however, the lack of its own pavilion was an issue.
“It was received quite well, and it was part of our general interest area last year, and we couldn’t sort of grow it any more in that existing pavilion,” Derek said.
“A new sponsor meant that we could actually put it in its own designated pavilion this year and reach out to more health providers and health support teams.”
He said anyone with an ache or a pain of their own, or a concern for someone they know, could get access to the service during the three days.
“We’ve tried to get a bit of everything,” Derek said.
“There’s everything from hearing checks to cancer checks to cancer support.
“They’re all focused on what, we think, might be the key areas of need for our local rural community.”
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One of the most popular health stands last year was the skin cancer clinic. The Royal Flying Doctor Service is coming back in 2025 as part of the Health Hub.
Free health checks will be available again this year.
As well as shearing and wool handling demonstrations, there will be unique opportunities such as a woven optics session twice a day and an animal health update daily.
“The woven optics presentations will be a demonstration of handheld technology that allow wool growers
to reliably measure wool micron on farm and in real time,” Nutrien wool account manager Candice Cordy said.
“A member of the Cooper’s animal health team will be giving an update on current and topical issues that they’re seeing from an animal health point of view around the
area, and potential approaches to addressing some of those animal health, challenges and issues, which obviously vary from season to season.
“It’ll be great to get a current update on what they’re seeing around the place and what growers or particular
sheep producers can be looking out for in their own flocks to ensure that they’re maximising their potential going into the spring period.”
This isn’t Nutrien’s first time running the shearing show, having a longstanding relationship with the Elmore Field Days.
Elmore Field Days will
shearing shed this year. Wool handling will give some tips to new and experienced sheep handlers.
“Nutrient are being involved with the shearing shed, and various sheep projects and trials at Elmore for quite some time,” Candice said.
“I really enjoy partnering with Elmore and other local businesses to put on a really good display and to create some interest for people that are attending the field days.”
She said their schedule would suit everyone from those generally interested in sheep and tenured sheep farmers.
“It’ll be really interesting for anybody who’s visiting to come along to,” Candice said.
“It’d be great for children to see shearing first-hand, to get involved in the sights and sounds of the shearing sheds, there’s plenty of action all the time.
“Even your more experienced, sheep producers will get something out of it as well, particularly with that little bit of a focus on the shearing wool handling, it’s always good to see how other people are doing things and pick up a tip or to that you can apply in your own operation.
“With the presentations around the woven optics and from Coopers and the Zoetis (vaccination updates), it’s a really good update on some of these animal health topics that are always good to have a refresher on.”
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Nutrien’s Candice Cordy said the demonstrations and info sessions would be great for kids to attend to learn more about sheep.
Nutrien is back to run the shearing shed for another year.
This year, the shearing shed will partner with Shearing for Kids with Cancer.
Shearing for a cause
The Elmore Field Days Shearing Shed is partnering with Shearing for Kids with Cancer for the first time to raise awareness for the fundraiser.
“My husband and I started this event, 11 years ago,” Katrina Ogden said.
“We originally started it when one of the local family members that…lived in, Rushworth and their daughter at the age of three was diagnosed with a wilms’ tumour.
“Her auntie decided to do a good and services auction, so my husband donated a day’s worth of shearing.
“One of the local farmers, Bill Barlow, bought the date, and it has got bigger and bigger every year since then.”
On the day, Katrina and family will shear sheep together, while Australian Wool Innovation industry relations officer Holly Byrne talks fleece.
“My son, my husband and myself will be there, along with a couple of other people, through the day, and we’ll be just shearing some sheep,” Katrina said.
Young attendees say hi during this year’s Shearing for Kids with Cancer Day.
“If anyone has any questions to do with our shearing day, I’ll be happy to talk about that as well.”
She said they got involved with the day by chance, with an attendee to the day reaching out.
“Apparently, someone come out to our shearing day and saw what we’ve done, and asked us to be a part of it (Elmore Field Days),” she said.
“My husband and I, we go to the field days every year, it’s a great family day out.”
For 11 years, they’ve been running the event, with all money going to the My Room charity.
This year, the Shearing for Kids with Cancer Day raised $84,000 and over $100,000 last year.
My Room chief executive officer Margaret Zita had a go at shearing, guided by gun shearer Adam Clarke, at the 2025 Shearing for Kids with Cancer Day.
Charity fundraising day organiser Katrina Ogden with auctioneer Nigel Starick and Wanalta Corydon property owner Bill Barlow, where the event was held.
Lori Perry tried her hand at shearing with her uncle, Sam Perry.
Beloka Kelpies showing best pups
Working and dogs and pups in training will wow crowds with the Beloka Kelpies demonstrations at the Elmore Field Days.
The kelpie is an Australian dog breed, first appearing in the 1800s, and has since become wildly popular due to their working dog abilities.
“They’re popular because of their ability to push big mobs around and
working through the yards,” owner Paul Macphail said.
“They’ve got good force with the bigger mobs.”
With over 30 years experience of working with and training sheepdogs,
Beloka Kelpies working the sheep at a demonstration earlier in the year.
Beloka Kelpies is back with its working dog demos.
Paul promises the best dogs in his demos at the field days this year.
“They’ll see good quality pups showing off their natural abilities and instincts as well as the fully trained dogs moving a small flock around the pens,” he said.
“We talk about how to train, how to start with a puppy and how to train them right through.”
One of his best dogs, Farmer, has
a bloodline with Beloka Kelpies dating back to the ‘90s, and he will be at the event along with Bubbles, who made an appearance last year and new pup Freckles.
“They’ll be a few main work dogs and a few up-and-coming puppies to show as well,” he said.
“It’s just a great (event), it’s very compact with lots and lots of things to see.”
Beloka Kelpies demo dog Farmer is eager to get to work.
Paul Macphail at last year’s Elmore Field Days.
Beloka Kelpies and Paul Macphail rounding some sheep.
Community groups keep field days running
Community Catering will keep attendees fed for another year at the Elmore Field Days, along with 32 other food trucks and spots.
The field days catering committee comprises of 15 volunteer groups that come together to food vans, coffee vans and shops during the three-day event.
Profit from the volunteer-run shops get distributed among the groups based on number of volunteer hours, with last year having in between $70,000 and $80,000 distributed.
“It goes straight back into the community,” Catering Committee co-president Amanda Phillips said.
“It began with wives and families of those involved and have evolved from there into what it is today, so it’s probably been going for over 50 years.”
Although it is Amanda’s first year as co-president, she said it’s been going smooth, working alongside her co-president Pip Renshaw.
“It’s gone very smooth, with good support from a good committee,” she said.
“The previous president is still on the committee, so it’s good to have her there.”
Outside of the catering committee, Amanda said the community always got involved both directly and by simply attending.
“The whole community comes and supports the event,” she said.
“Volunteers also run things such as waste management, parking, parcel pick up and more.
“There are about 1321 volunteer hours spread over set up, pack up and the main three days.”
Amanda said the event was a major fundraising opportunity for the local community groups, so it’s great to have support behind it.
“We thank everyone for their support in being able to keep us, our
local community fundraiser, going,” she said.
Each year there are over 230 volunteer shifts, not including the executive committee shifts.
This year, the following organisations are a part of the catering committee:
• Colbinabbin Group/School
• Elmore District Health Auxiliary
• Elmore Fire Brigade Auxiliary
• Elmore Kinder
• Elmore Pool
• Elmore Primary School
• Elmore Progress Association
• Elmore Recreation Reserve
• Elmore Scouts
• Goornong Primary School
• Goornong Recreation Reserve
• Lockington Consolidated School
• OLSH Primary School Elmore
• Rochester Primary School
• Rochester Secondary College.
Crafts and culture with a new look
Seven artists will take charge of the general interest shed in a new way of looking at crafts and culture.
The shed will host seven artists, from leathercraft, to crochet and textiles, all working on their art with a display and stall next to their workstation.
“In the past we’ve had, and I’ve been in charge of, the ag art competition, which has finished now,” Elmore Field Days general interest chair Lorraine Trewick said.
“I am organising it to create a bit more interest for the women coming to the field days.
“At this stage, I’ve got seven different crafts people, all in one section, all together.”
Craftspeople include leathercraft, Aboriginal artists, a basket weaver, a lacemaker, a card maker and more.
“I’ve got Sonya Else, she’s just amazing,” she said.
“She’s very well known, and will be there and showing her works.
“I want it to be an active area where the artists can be showing the people how they do things.”
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As the organiser of the new section, Lorraine is hopeful it will all work out, but her effort in preparation will put her in good stead.
“This is the first time we’ve ever done this, I’m hoping it all works,” she said.
“I’ve been putting a lot of time in to sort it all out, but the idea is to have it all in the one area where
people can just go and wander along and backwards and forwards past it.
“I hope that the public will enjoy what they’re doing.”
Leathercraft
feature in the newly designed crafts and culture corner.
Fun for kids hosted by Bunnings
Epsom Bendigo Bunnings will host a whole bunch of kids’ fun at the field days.
“We’ll do some face painting and glitter tattoos, and kids’ crafts, and have some trestle tables set up so kids can come and sit down and do a little bit of sand art and different things like that,” Epsom Bendigo Bunnings complex manager Reece Crane said.
Reece said whether it’s a Saturday snag or a big agricultural event, Bunnings got into the community whenever they could.
“It’s amazing to be a part of this sort of event and see many happy faces on the kids who come through and to get out and be a part of the community.
“It’s just a part of who we are and what we do, and it’s just great to see smiles on people’s faces.” He said being at events is enjoyable for team members and attendees.
“From a team member point of view, it’s very heartwarming, and it makes
you very proud to be a part of Bunnings,” Reece said.
“From a parent and child point of view, they love being able to get out and do things whether it’s at the DIY’s on the weekends or the different events that we hold, whether it’s at the store or outside the store.
“There’s a real sense of excitement that comes out of the kids, and even if it’s just something as simple as getting a stamp on the way out … it’s great to be able to offer these things. We’re very excited.”
As well as the kids area, Bunnings will have a shop set up.
The Bunnings set up for Elmore Field Days in 2024.
The Bunnings team at an event in early 2025.
Take off with Bendigo Flying Club
If you’ve wanted to fly above the rest, literally, Bendigo Flying Club is offering a trial session over the field days.
Bendigo Flying Club’s Tim Pryse said the club was a flying school, rather than a charter operator, but they were excited to give budding pilots a taste of the sky.
“It’s a trial introductory flight for if you are keen to learn to fly,” Tim said.
“It’s in two-seater recreational aviation planes in Tecnam’s that are made in Italy.”
They will also have a static display as well as the one in the air.
The trial flights will last 30 minutes at $150 each, which is a special Elmore Field Days price.
“So be quick and don’t miss out,” Tim said.
“I think there’ll be quite a few farmers’ sons, and maybe even some farmers who want to learn to fly, so it would be a good opportunity to get out there.”
There will be a sign-up on the day. Tim said to head straight there if you’re interested, to save yourself the disappointment.
The club owns four two-seater planes and one four-seater plane, with two full-time instructors and five part-time.
Bendigo Flying Club was founded in 1965 and now has around 250 members.
The club owns two hangers and a fantastic, renovated clubroom complex with great views of the Bendigo Airport.
The club purchased its first aircraft in 1969 and has since purchased a training fleet of five Tecnams and a Piper Archer.
It has been involved in flying training since 2007 and many of its members are General Aviation and Recreational Aviation pilots.
A recent graduate included 17-yearold Logan, who had wanted his licence since he was 14, and ended up a pilot before a driver.
For more information about the club, visit www.bendigoflyingclub.com.au
Logan who was flying alone before he had his driver’s licence.
The Bendigo flying club is ready to take to the skies above the Elmore Field Days.
Dig in to find ‘dino’ bones
Digging up the past will keep busy hands occupied, with Austral Archaeology’s kid archaeology area.
“Besides talking to everybody who wants to come up and have a chat with us, we will have a mini dig trailer set up on one of our mechanical sieves,” Austral Archaeology services manager Adam Hansford said.
“It’s basically a 6 x 4 trailer with a mesh screen on top, we put a few hay bales around it, so the kids can get up there and lay in some plastic dinosaur bones and figurines, stuff they can find.”
They’ll be returning for another year, having had a successful event last year.
“It was a hit,” Adam said.
“It was a great break for the parents that brought the kids, because the kids would stay around the trailer and the parents could have a well-deserved rest.”
For those more interested in viewing than tactile play, they will have some replicated artefacts on display.
“We’ll definitely have some archaeologists there in person, including, our principal archaeologist, Amanda Hansford,” Adam said.
Outside of entertaining kids at field days, Austral Archaeology ensures history is preserved as well as it can be.
“We want to preserve and find ways to keep culture alive,” he said.
“If somebody wants to put in a new water pipeline around the district, and it hits a certain number of triggers, we come in and have a look, and if we do find something there, there’s always a way that we can work around it.
“The whole misconception of your land’s going to get taken or something like that, doesn’t happen.
“We work with the landholder, we work with the local Aboriginal groups to basically find a way that keeps both parties happy, while trying to also preserve the heritage that’s there.”
See what bones you can find at Austral Archaeology’s stall this year.
Saddle up, camel rides return
Who needs horse rides when you could get on the back of the desert dwelling, humpbacked camel.
Peter Hodge Camels, owned and operated by Peter Hodge, is bringing several camels to the Elmore Field Days.
“We do short camel walks, about five minutes, I’ve got a loading platform so the camels don’t have to get up and down,” he said.
He won’t be bringing just any camels, his fleet is led by a 25-year-old camel, Roman, followed by a cast of hardworking camels.
“I’ve had Roman for 19 years, he came out of the desert and the second camel will be called Handsome. He was born at my place,” Mr Hodge said.
“Then Buddy and Sid, they’re 12-year-old camels, I got them when they were about six months old and Pretty boy, he’s 23 years old, I’ve had him since he was about five years old.”
Peter Hodge Camel Hire’s Amy Woods, from Shepparton, and Peter Hodge, from Cosgrove, led the camel rides at an event earlier this year.
The camel rides have been at the expo for 15 years and have no plans of stopping.
“It’s a really good event, and it’s got a good atmosphere,” he said. With over three decades of camel-handling expertise, Peter has encountered riders from all walks of life and developed a deep affection for these gentle giants.
“It’s a pretty good job, and most people are pretty good with the camels,” he said.
“I do get a lot of enjoyment of the people enjoying the camels because they sometimes get a bad name.
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Like most things, there are some people who are a bit nervous when it comes to camels, but Peter is an expert in relaxing a tense rider.
“I love when people are scared, and you convince him to stay on, and they say at the end that the ride was good,” he said.
“That is the best part, that they conquer their fear, and they do something out of their comfort zone, so that’s very rewarding.”
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It has now been upgraded and offers an even more user-friendly and accessible experience. This valuable tool helps farmers estimate:
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Agriculture Victoria’s online farm water calculator has been a reliable tool for land managers to keep an eye on their farm water supplies. Track your farm water supplies with the AgVic
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Agriculture Victoria climate change development officer
Heather Field said by adjusting rainfall inputs, users can explore how their water supply might perform under different climate scenarios, helping them plan for dry seasons or unexpected shortages.
“The calculator now works seamlessly on mobile phones and tablets, making it easier to perform in-field assessments,” Heather said. It complements the existing Summer Water Calculator, which focuses on livestock water needs and dam longevity during hotter months. Go to: agriculture.vic.gov. au/support-and-resources/toolsand-calculators/summer-watercalculator
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Across the state any farmer can access technical information and
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The technical decision-making, support program provides tailored advice through one-on-one consultations, webinars, workshops, field days, and online tools and information.
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Climate-resilient designer crops
A breakthrough by Monash University scientists could revolutionise agriculture with designer crops suited to the climate of individual regions.
In a comprehensive review of plant biology research, published in Science, an international team of researchers has redefined previously held theories about how plants sense and respond to temperature and developed a new model for thermosensing plants.
They found that plants sense and respond to temperature through decentralised genetic networks of proteins and biological processes, challenging the long-standing theory that plants, like humans, rely on a single internal ‘thermometer’ to sense temperature.
Lead researcher Professor Sureshkumar Balasubramanian, from Monash School of Biological Sciences, said while efforts to address climate change remain critical, this discovery could transform our approach to addressing critical food insecurity in coming decades, as we grapple with the harmful consequences of climate change.
“Understanding how plants naturally integrate temperature into their
New research will revolutionise the way we think about agriculture.
growth and defence systems opens the door to precision breeding and AI-assisted approaches to enhance crop resilience,” Prof Balasubramanian said.
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tailored to the local climate of a particular region.
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Co-author Dr Sridevi Sureshkumar, from Monash School of Biological Sciences, said the theoretical designer crops, which are now possible as a result of the research, will be a league above modified crops already in use around the world.
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Second life for plastic waste
Researchers from La Trobe University in Bendigo have developed an innovative recycling solution for synthetic bale twine, helping to address the growing problem of agricultural waste.
In a study published in the journal Recycling, the research team analysed the thermal, physical and mechanical properties of various plastic waste materials to determine the optimal temperature to process them using a groundbreaking, costefficient melting machine developed by partner company Ritchie Technology (Rtec).
Bale twine has long posed a recycling challenge due to contamination from soil, animal waste and other residues.
Until now, most twine has ended up in landfill or been burned on farms, contributing to environmental pollution.
Lead researcher Associate Professor Ing Kong said the team had developed a closed-loop recycling system to give second life to plastic farm waste.
“We successfully demonstrated that bale twine can be efficiently melted and reformed into useful, durable products such as garden planters, outdoor furniture and construction
materials like decking or fence posts,” Dr Kong said.
“Not only does this work provide an environmentally friendly solution for reducing agricultural plastic waste, but it highlights opportunities to build a sustainable circular economy in Victoria.
“Beyond its direct environmental impact, it could potentially influence industrial practices by providing scalable, low-cost recycling solutions.”
The Rtec melting machine is compact, affordable and designed for on-farm use, offering a local recycling solution that could help cut plastic waste disposal costs for farmers.
Richie Technology founder and chief executive officer William Richie said the product was a “triple win” for the agricultural sector, the environment and the economy.
“This new technology offers a cost-effective economic and environmental solution to tackle mounting piles of agricultural plastic waste,” Dr Richie said.
“It will give farmers the tools to reduce their ecological footprint, cut their waste disposal costs, while offering the added benefit of potentially selling recycled plastic material back to manufacturers.”
Globally, the agricultural industry uses millions of kilometres of bale twine annually.
The team hopes to scale up its initiative for a broad range of applications that could be adapted for other plastic waste streams like silage wrap or irrigation tubing, which could lead to greater long-term environmental and economic benefits.
La Trobe University Associate Professor Ing Kong sitting on a park bench made from recycled bale twine.
Agriculture on WorkSafe’s radar
WorkSafe will target five priority industries over the next 12 months to help deliver ambitious goals for reducing workplace deaths and injuries in Victoria.
The five focus sectors, which includes agriculture and manufacturing, have together accounted for almost 60 per cent of all work-related deaths and accepted workplace injury claims in the past five years.
WorkSafe chief health and safety officer Sam Jenkin said the new approach was part of a plan to achieve significant five-year targets outlined in the WorkSafe Victoria Strategy — including reducing fatalities by 30 per cent and injuries by 20 per cent.
“The safety of workers in workplaces is our highest priority, so it makes sense that we focus resources on the sectors where the greatest harm is happening and the hazards causing it,” Sam said.
“We have carefully identified areas where the rate of injuries or fatalities is highest, relative to the size of the industry, and mapped out a path to enable, motivate, influence and
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“Holding employers to account is a key part of our strategy, and WorkSafe won’t hesitate to use every regulatory tool available against employers who fail to protect workers — including potential criminal charges,” he said.
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Christian Whiteman has been with Ambulance Victoria for 23 years and currently working as a clinical support officer, with Kyabram being in his jurisdiction.
He said farm incidents aren’t rare in the region.
“Unfortunately, we see far too many farmers in the area that I work, they’ve had particularly traumatic injuries, so we tend to find that things like heavy machinery incidents, people being crushed or kicked by livestock, falls from ladders and this sort of things, are really common incidents for us,” Mr Whiteman said.
“On top of that, we have a lot of more, regular, smaller non-life threatening injuries and incidents, but certainly those larger, life-threatening, lifechanging stick out in your mind.
“These can sometimes be quite complex things for us because we’ve got an imperative to get to the patient and start treating them as soon as possible, but that can be quite logistically challenging in that
farmers don’t often have incidents in nice, easy to access locations.
“We might need four-wheel drive or specialist equipment just to get us to where the farmer is at the time, getting adequate resources into them can be challenging.”
He said he did not do it alone, quite often needing support from agencies such as SES and CFA, especially in situations involving heavy machinery.
On-farm incidents are particularly heavy, he said, as they are often people’s place of work and residence.
“We tend to find that farm scenes can be quite tragic when they have poor outcomes for patients because the farm isn’t just someone’s workplace, it’s often someone’s place of residence as well,” Mr Whiteman said.
“The family’s there, loved ones are there, so often they’re quite emotional, emotive scenes.
“I’ve been to a number of jobs where people have been heavily entrapped
Clinical support officer Christian Whiteman has provided some simple steps to help you help emergency services.
in combines and bits of machinery, and we’re there for a long time trying to help them and get them extricated and their colleagues, their loved ones, are maybe there witnessing part of that as well and that can be quite traumatic for them.”
His advice for farmers and those who work on farms is to never neglect the little things.
“We don’t often go to farmers where they’re doing something that’s new or unique today, that’s put them into this situation, often there are lots of aspects of that work that’s quite
dangerous, and as we do things routinely or daily, that danger isn’t always as apparent, but it’s always just as dangerous,” he said.
“One of the things for me is just that awareness that just because something is routine doesn’t make it’s not dangerous, and also there’s a lot of times when people are working very long hours, fatigue creeps in, there are time pressures, there’s weather pressures, but bits of machinery can be replaced; people can’t be.”
A trend he has noticed in his time working with farmers, is the stoicism,
but Mr Whiteman said it’s always better to reach out.
“One of the things that we see with farmers quite often is that they neglect the small things when it comes to their own health,” he said.
“If it’s not a life-threatening, or they don’t perceive it to be a lifethreatening problem, sometimes they won’t reach out to the ambulance service to come and help them.
“There are other telehealth services that they can contact if they feel like they need help, but it’s not, in their perception, a life-threatening issue.”
Help ambos help you
To assist emergency services better locate you in a time of need, Mr Whiteman listed out some simple steps.
• Have your farm clearly signposted. Ensure street numbers or farm names are easily seen from the road, especially at night.
• Inform the telephone operator of anything that may make it hard to access the site. For example, if a four-wheel drive is necessary, or if there’s low visibility.
• If someone is available to meet them at the front gate, it will help emergency services locate you.
• Download the EmergencyPlus app. A street address can be vague if you’re located on a large property. The EmergencyPlus app allows the 000 call takers to access the inbuilt GPS on your phone.
He listed the Victorian Virtual Emergency Department and Nurseon-call as first steps if you are unsure whether emergency services are required.
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The Elmore Equestrian Park offers superior indoor and outdoor equine facilities. There are facilities and arenas perfect for equestrian events of all sizes and disciplines.
New developments have occurred at the venue this year, including the addition of more stables, new round yard and improvements to the arena surfaces.
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Beef up your springtime meals
Aussie beef is renowned for a reason, so head to your butcher and have a go at a new recipe.
Scotch Fillet with White Bean Puree Tips:
Serves 4
Ingredients:
• 4 Scotch fillet steaks of 200 g each
• 2 cans 400 g cannellini beans, drained and rinsed
• 2 tbsp lemon juice
• 1 small garlic clove, crushed
• 2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil, extra to serve
• 2 tbsp tarragon, chopped, extra to serve
• mixed beans to serve, green beans, broad beans, edamame
Method:
In the bowl of a food processor combine cannellini beans, lemon juice, garlic, half the oil and 2 tbsp water. Process until smooth. Transfer to a bowl, stir in the tarragon. Season. Brush the steak with remaining oil, season. Heat a barbecue or chargrill pan on medium high heat. Cook steak for 3–4 mins each side for medium rare or until cooked to your liking. Transfer to a clean plate. Cover loosely with foil and rest for 5 minutes. Thinly slice.
To serve, divide the bean mixture among plates, top with steak, beans, extra tarragon and drizzle with a little extra virgin olive oil.
Rump, porterhouse or eye fillet would also work in the recipe. Scotch fillet steak can also be known as boneless rib eye. Make sure all steaks are of the same thickness to ensure they cook evenly. Swap out cannellini beans for lentils. Use chives, thyme or parsley instead of tarragon.
Serves 4
Ingredients:
• 400 g rump steak, fat trimmed, thinly sliced
• 3 tbsp neutral oil, divided
• 2 tbsp soy sauce, divided
• ½ tsp sesame oil
• ¼ tsp chilli flakes, optional
• ¼ tsp white or black pepper
• 2 carrots, sliced
• 1 large red capsicum, diced
• 1 head broccoli, cut into small florets
• 100 g baby corn, sliced into rounds
• 3 spring onions, thickly sliced
• ½ cup frozen peas
• 2 cups steamed rice, cooled
• 1 egg, whisked
• toasted sesame seeds, to serve.
Method:
Combine sliced steak and 1 tbsp of the soy sauce in a bowl. In a jug, whisk together sesame oil, chilli flakes, pepper, and remaining 1 tbsp soy sauce — set aside.
Preheat a wok or heavy-based pan over medium-high heat. Drizzle in 1 tbsp oil, and add carrots and capsicum, cook 2 to 3 mins. Add broccoli and baby corn and cook a further 3 to 5 mins until vegies are tender-crisp and broccoli is bright green. Transfer veg to a bowl, wipe pan, and return to heat.
Add 2 tsp oil to the pan. When oil is smoking, add beef strips in a single layer and leave for 30 sec until golden on one side. Flip beef and move to the side of the pan.
Add further 1 tbsp oil to the empty side of the pan. Add rice and spring onions, stir once, and spread into an even layer. Let cook 30 sec, then stir for a minute or two until rice is heated through.
Add peas to the pan, along with the cooked vegies and any liquid, and stir to combine with beef and rice. Pour over the soy/sesame sauce and cook for 1 min.
Push fried rice to the sides of the pan and drizzle remaining 2 tsp oil into the centre. Add beaten egg and allow to cook for 30 sec. Scramble, moving cooked egg to the centre and uncooked egg to the edge, breaking into small pieces as you stir. When the egg is nearly set, toss to incorporate into the fried rice.
Season to taste, if necessary, and transfer to a serving platter. Sprinkle with sesame seeds and serve hot.
Tip:
Have all ingredients ready to go before you start cooking — fried rice is a quick dish.
Leftover chilled rice is perfect for this recipe, however, you can make fresh steamed rice, spread it on a plate or tray, and pop in the fridge to cool quickly.
Fresh vegetables can be replaced with 800 g frozen stir-fry veg. Skip step 2, add frozen veg with peas in step 4, and cook until warmed through.
Beef Sausage Gnocchi Bake
Serves 4
Ingredients:
• 8 thick lean beef sausages
• 500 g fresh pumpkin gnocchi
• 400 g arrabbiata pasta sauce
• 400 g can cherry tomatoes
• 125 g frozen chopped spinach, thawed
• 1 tbsp mixed dried herbs
• 1½ cups grated cheese
• parsley leaves, chopped, baby salad leaves, to serve
Method:
Preheat oven to 180°C (160° fanforced).
Heat a large, lightly oiled, non-stick frying pan over medium-high heat.
Cook sausages for 5–6 minutes or until browned on all sides. Set sausages aside on a plate.
Place gnocchi, pasta sauce, tomatoes, spinach, dried herbs and ½ cup (125 ml) water into a large, lightly oiled oven-proof dish. Season and stir well to combine.
Cook for 10 minutes, remove from oven and stir. Top with sausages and sprinkle over cheese. Cook for a further 15–20 minutes, until gnocchi is cooked through and cheese is golden brown. Sprinkle with parsley and serve with salad leaves.
Tips:
For an alternative to whole sausages either chop the sausages up into 4 cm pieces after cooking or squeeze the filling out of the casings and roll into small meatballs.
Swap spinach for baby spinach or chopped kale; use whatever grated cheese you have in the fridge.
Pour the ½ cup water into the cherry tomato can and swirl around before adding to the oven-proof dish.
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Shepparton Lasers 1175
TannerTrack Tractors & Equipment 399
TractorHouse Australia AP. 10
TRITECH LUBRICANTS 34
Vermeer Australia 1080
EDUCATION & TRAINING
Agriculture Victoria 353
Regional Investment
Corporation 353
National Centre for Farmer
Health 353
Ambulance Vic 547
AusNet Services AP. 44
Austral Archaeology 268
Ballarat Grammar AP. 121
Bendigo Flying Club 1520
Bendigo TAFE AP 77
Bird Laser Australia 1028
CPR Lab 545
Cropmark Seeds 155
Firbank Grammar AP. 123
Fosterville Gold Mine 657
Go Tafe 351
Hearing Australia HH. 15
JADS Driver Training 598
Heavy Weigh Mobile Vehicle
Weighing 598
K2 Agri AP. 34
Launching Pad 231
LEAD Loddon Murray AP. 24
Longerenong College AP. 120
Safe Transport Victoria 715
Shade Sail Services 716
Stoneman’s Bookroom GI. 81
VFF Making Our Farms Safer AP. 11
Wesley College AP. 97
EQUINE INDUSTRY
AG Warehouse 979
All Farm Gates 987
Batesford Quarry Geelong 558
Bendigo Country Clothing 695
Brazzen Rural Katunga 454
Central Steel Build 15
KnJ Innovation 693
Drovers Saddlery ..................690
Duncan Equine Group AP. 51
FFI Sheds 184
Gallagher Australia 329
Norton Livestock & Handling 329
Metalform Ag 1259
Mitchs Potbellys and More 254
Nemtek Electric Fencing 150
Red River Stock Yards 108
Redback Agri 1507
Rich River Rural / Hecton
Products 1474 / 1256
Riverina Australia AP. 125
Rubber King 780
Ryebucks Outfitters 780
Willowdale Rural 1191
yourscarfs.com 697
FENCING
A&N Hardworking Machine 54
AG Warehouse 979
All Farm Gates 987
Atlas Fastners 311
Brazzen Rural Katunga 454
Bullock Creek Contracting 1402
Clark Equipment 746
Clever Gate Co 47
Clipex 1184
Commander Ag 324
Duncan Equine Group .... AP. 51
Easydrive Post Company 339
Elders 443
Fenceline Solution 193
G-force Auto Gates 1050
Gallagher Australia 329
Norton Livestock & Handling 329
Lightwave Technology 1180
Lucas Mil 1263
Metalcorp Stee 437
Munro Engineers 975
Nemtek Electric Fencing 150
QuikFence 1178
Red River Stock Yards 108
Rich River Rural / Hecton
Products 1474 / 1256
Rotech Rural 28
Shepparton Lasers 1175
Thunderbird Ag 1011
Waratah Fencing 628
Westonfence Pty Ltd 181
Willowdale Rural 1191
FERTILISERS
Clear Ridge Fabrication 762
Batesford Quarry Geelong558
BioAg Pty Ltd 1416
Crop Smart 313
Elders 443
Falcon UAV AP. 9
Gendore Tractors and Machinery 1299
Graymont Australia 602
Lonsdale Merchants 606
Nutrimol 1462
NutriSoil 292
RE-GEN Farming 1404
SLTEC Fertilizers ....................173
WB Hunter (Commodity Traders) AP. 113
FIRE SAFETY EQUIPMENT
Bendigo Pumps & Electric
Motors 576
DeAraugo & Lea Electrical
Contractors (Vic) Pty Ltd 576
CFA North West Region
Community Safety 549
Encaps 240
FOOD & WINE
Bendigo Brittle GI. 44
Callipari Wine & Ned Kelly
Red 701
Cheeky Rascal GI. 64
Colourful Confectionery GI. 70
Danny Boy Distillery GI 27
Domaine Asmara 728
Exotic Filled candy & Licorice 1215
FATV Jerky GI. 1
Fosseys Distillery 700
Heavenly Jerky 714B
Pud For All Seasons GI. 10
Relens Showbags 1217
Riddell Fudge Factory GI. 36
Salami Shack GI. 32
The Urban Cellar Bendigo GI. 57
Thermomix GI. 71
Timmering Food & Beverage
Co GI. 35
Wondermazing Honeybees GI. 77
FUELS & LUBRICANTS
Blackwoods 61
DXP Australia 1013
Gulf Western Oil AP. 60
Konnect Fastening Systems 179
Liquip Victoria AP. 55
Lowes Petroleum Service
................................................. AP. 59
Maxi Tankers 861
McCullochs 615
CASE VIC 615
Atlantic Lubricants 615
Motorshield 9
Premiair Fuels Pty Ltd AP. 50
Rochester Motorcycles 341
Southern Lubricants 72
Tasco Petroleum 535
The Oil Warehouse 305
Trans Tank International 69
Tritech Lubricants 34
GARDENING & NURSERIES
A Gardener’s Gift 216
Affordable Plants 702
Agriflo Rural 589
Australian Fish Sales 296
BioAg Pty Ltd 1416
Borderline Plants 214
BrenBuilt 578
Bushmans Water Tanks 186
Clark Tanks 301
Coolabah Turf 1244
CPR Gutter Protection AP. 99
CutAbove Tools 1214
G-Force Auto Gates 1050
Goldfields Revegetation
Native Nursery 273
JMK Safety Wear 170
Lickity Split GI. 53
Mawsons Concrete
and Quarries AP. 41
Maxijet Australia Pty Ltd 310
Nutrimol 1462
NutriSoil 292
Polymaster .............................. 297
Power N Play 321
Rapid Results AP. 27
Red Gum Farm Rustic
Furniture 710
RedGum Products 712
Shade Sail Services 716
Sproutwell Greenhouses 593
Squatting Frog Nursery 720
Summertime Pools & HALO
Spas 236
Super Tools Australia –StMarys 51
Tough Soap 726
Tulla Natives 286
Unbeleafable 255
Weedwakka 499
Winter Gardenz Pty Ltd 718
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS
Agriculture Victoria 353
Regional Investment
Corporation 353
National Centre for Farmer Health 353
Ambulance Vic 547
CFA North West Region
Community Safet 549
CPR Lab 545
Goulburn-Murray Water AP. 103
Nationals Victoria AP. 49 nbn Co AP. 28
Resources Victoria AP. 16
Rikkie-Lee Tyrrell MP –Member for Northern Victoria AP. 127
Pauline Hanson’s One Nation
Victoria AP. 127
Safe Transport Victoria 715
Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party Victoria 731
Vegetation Link AP. 30
Bush Bank AP. 30
Victorian Farmers Federation .................................................AP. 46
Victorian Labor AP. 122
GPS & GUIDANCE EQUIPMENT
CNH Tillage 765
Farmscan AP. 15
Oconnors 770
Shepparton Lasers 1175
GRAIN, FODDER TRADERS
& HANDLING
Clear Ridge Fabrication..... 762
Advantage Feeders 489
Agridry 1172
HE Silos..................................... 1172
Ahrens Rural 88
Bird Laser Australia 1028
Bridgewater Farmware ...... 664
Burder Ag Attachments 1281
Castlegate James Australia 1399
Dunstan Farmers Engineering
Pty Ltd 969
Eagle i Machinery 608
Eastern Spreaders 668
FeedTest AP. 106
Gorski Engineering 634
Grain Brokers Australia AP. 117
Grainking 1293
Grainline 782
Grainlogic Pty Ltd 77
Harberger Pty Ltd 885
Knuckeys Whinchelsea 757
Kotzur Pty Ltd 1093
Lonsdale Merchants 606
McLaren Agricultural Machinery Pty Ltd 1357
Northern Feed Systems 989
Northern Hire Group 357
Riverina Australia AP. 125
Rural Group/New Holland 905
Seed Cleaners Australia 961
Silo Upgrades 592
Silo Ventilation Systems Pty Ltd AP. 12
TiMotion AP. 101 Tulla Natives ........................... 286 Unipak AP. 13
Valton Feeding Solutions 1490 Vennings 871
WB Hunter (Commodity Traders) AP. 113
HARVESTING MACHINERY
Clear Ridge Fabrication 762
Agridry 1172
HE Silos 1172
Australian Tyre Traders 1353
Bendigo Bank Agribusiness AP 74
Berrima Hayrakes 1511
Bob Healey Deniliqui 1279
Bridgewater Farmware 664
Colac Ag 892
Dunstan Farmers Engineering Pty Ltd 969
Energy Power Systems – CAT
................................................. AP. 63
Gippsland Ag Repairs 1008
Grainking 1293
Grainlogic Pty Ltd 77
Growers Services 1311
Haeusler’s 1102
International Mower 276
McLaren Agricultural Machinery Pty Ltd 1357
Mech-Elec Air & Automation 403 Motion 85
Oconnors 770
PhiBer 423
Primary Sales Australia Pty Ltd 429
Rural Group/ New Holland 905
Silo Upgrades 592
Steele Steel 1297
TCC Equipment Co. 1164
TiMotion ............................. AP. 101
Pioneer Water Tanks 5
Tradelink 310
Central Steel Build 15
Tritech Lubricants 34
Thunderbird Ag 1011
VHC Fabrication 991
Trans Tank International 69
VICSES 546
Milne Water Bores 264
Neangar Nursery 272
Commander Ag 324
DSL Pacific AP. 21
Unipak AP. 13
Vennings 871
PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
HAY,
FODDER & SILAGE EQUIPMENT
Action – The Big Shed People 486
Advantage Feeders 489
Agricraft 1198
All Farm Gates 987
Armour Group 738
BaleTime AP. 119
Berrigan Economy Harrows 1051
Berrima Hayrakes 1511
Bird Laser Australia 1028
Bridgewater Farmware 664
Burder Ag Attachments 1281
Bute Discs/Techgrow 493
Central Steel Build 15
Challenge Implements
Holdings 365
Clark Equipment 746
Colac Ag 892
Cropmark Seeds 155
Eastern Spreaders 668
Farm And Diesel Pty Ltd 867
Farmtech Machinery 1089
FeedWorks 1241
FFI Sheds 184
Gendore Tractors and Machinery 1299
Giltrap Ag Equipment
Australia 1319
Gorski Engineering 634
Growers Services 1311
Haeusler’s 1102
J.N. & R. Engineering Pty Ltd 1062
Kelemrock Industries 1194
Kerfab 1303
LED Light Co 294
Michaels Group 1323
Midstate Machinery 1096
Motion 85
Northern Feed Systems..... 989
Primary Sales Australia Pty Ltd 429
Pyramid Hill Welding Supplies 1072
Eddington Engineering 1072
Rubber King 780
Rural Group/ New Holland 905
Schinckel Hayrakes 507
ClearWater Tanks 507
Serafin Machinery – Hand Mechanical & Ag 505
Sturgeon Equipment Pty Ltd 492
Tama Australia AP. 53
TCC Equipment Co. 1164
TiMotion AP. 101
Trac Mac Farm Equipment 1307
Truline Machinery 1047
Unipak AP. 13
Upper Murray Seeds 427
Valton Feeding Solutions 1490
Waste Not Stock Feeders 195
WB Hunter
(Commodity Traders) AP. 113
HEALTH
Abundance Unlimited GI. 48
Adjusta GI. 83
Advanced Therapy Massagers GI. 6
Ambulance Vic 547
Aqua Plus Filtration GI. 4
Aussie Bush Hats 707
Bendigo Community Health Services HH. 13
Bendigo Health Community Services HH. 17
Better Living Australia GI. 73
Bunyip Hemp GI. 25
Cancer Council Victoria HH. 7
Country Care Group HH. 19
Country Hearing Care 1211
Echuca Regional Health HH. 18
Hartland’s Eucalyptus Oil GI. 62
Hearing Australia ............. HH. 15
Herbal Teas Australia GI. 46
Intereach HH. 16
Mind Australia HH. 6
Murray River Caravan & Camping Accessories GI. 8
Power Of The Bee ................ 1213
Rawleigh’s Healthcare GI. 34
Rochester and Elmore District Health Service HH. 9
Royal Flying Doctors Service HH. 24
Showdem Massagers GI. 22
Sleeptime 705
Southern Skin Cancer Clinic HH. 11
St John of God Bendigo Hospital HH. 10
Step Flex Orthotics GI. 38
Thermomix GI. 71
VFF Making Our Farms Safer AP. 11
VICSES 546
Windella Farm GI. 65
Wondermazing Honeybees GI. 77
HIRE EQUIPMENT
Maxilift Australia 371
Adaptalift Group 1055
D&D Diesel Service Pty Ltd
..................................................... 1377
Delecca’s 743
Eagle i Machinery 608
East Coast Generators Pty Ltd 152
Midstate Machinery 1096
Monitor 375 Commcons 375
Northern Hire Group 357
Shepparton Lasers 1175
Show Mobility 1445
Toyota Material Handling Australia 555
TR Group 148
Vermeer Australia 1080
W & P Pumps 560
HOMEWARES
A Gardener’s Gift 216
Abundance Unlimited .... GI. 48
Adjusta GI. 83
Advanced Therapy Massagers GI. 6
Alana’s Custom Gift Arrangements GI. 60
Aqua Plus Filtration GI. 4
Blue Chai ............................... GI. 41
Scarf Pins and Rings GI. 41
Buttons n More GI. 30
Cloud 9 Hanging Chairs 232
CutAbove Tools 1214
Envisage Furniture 1025
Etch4You 1007
Fantastic Products Australia GI. 61
G-Force Auto Gates 1050
Goldfields Revegetation
Native Nursery 273
Haisley Design GI. 23
Hides-Knives-Leather 725
High Street Handbag Company GI. 3
Kustom Kegs Wine Barrel Furniture 699
Macrame Made by JD GI. 56
Max & Moe GI. 55
My Slice of Life 706
Rachel’s Krafty Gifts GI. 79
Red Gum Farm Rustic Furniture 710
Showdem Massagers GI. 22
Sip Savvy Bottles GI. 72
Sleeptime 705
Splash and Burn 722
Super Ladder 1218
Super Tools Australia –
StMarys 51
Thermomix GI. 71
Third Moon. c&w hide GI. 33
Tough Soap 726
Unbeleafable 255
Vaclock Portable Food
Vacuum Sealer GI. 76
Windella Farm ................... GI. 65
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
AgCloud AP: 98
Bird Laser Australia 1028
CNH Tillage 765
Cropmark Seeds 155
Falcon UAV .......................... AP. 9
Farm Monitoring Solutions AP. 91
Farmscan AP. 15
Grain Brokers Australia AP. 117
MBM Group AP. 20
Ml-Tech AP. 85
EcoThought ....................... AP. 85
nbn Co AP: 28
Northern Feed Systems 989
OZ Mobile Phone Accessories 242
Telstra AP. 73
IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT
Agline 282
Agnflow Pty Ltd 1077
Agriflo Rural 589
Australian Fish Sales 296
Axedale Irrigation 565
BaleTime AP. 119
Bendigo Pumps & Electric
Motors 576
DeAraugo & Lea Electrical
Contractors (Vic) Pty Ltd 576
Bushmans Water Tanks ...... 186
Central Vic Poly 1401
Clark Tanks 301
Eagle i Machinery 608
Energy Power Systems - CAT AP. 63
G & M Poly Irrigation 307
Matilda Water Tanks 570
Maxijet Australia Pty Ltd 310
Tradelink 310
Midland Irrigation / Karcher
Pressure Washer 57
Motion 85
Murrays Water Boring 3
Pioneer Water Tanks 5
Polymaster 297
Quik Spray | GreenPRO 349
Rich River Irrigation
Developments 580
Rob Rye Poly 312
Rumble Drilling 604
TiMotion AP. 101
W & P Pumps 560
WiSA Farm & Irrigation
Automation AP. 72
A&N Hardworking Machine 54
Bird Laser Australia 1028
CNH Tillage 765
Coregas Pty Ltd 137
CPR Gutter Protection AP. 99
J.N. & R. Engineering Pty Ltd 1062
Lightwave Technology 1180
Shepparton Lasers 1175
LAWN MOWERS & POWER EQUIPMENT
Abbott Supply P/L. AP. 65
Bertoli Farm Machinery Pty Ltd 899 SP
Kubota Australia 899 SP
Specialised Mowing Equipment 899 SP
Berti Mulchers 899 SP
Grainline 899 SP
Clark Equipment 746
Colbrook Industries 1200
CPR Gutter Protection AP. 99
Delecca’s 743
Farm And Diesel Pty Ltd 867
Growers Services 1311
Haeusler’s 1102
International Mower 276
Jetwave Group 258
Konnect Fastening Systems 179
Lucas Mil 1263
McCullochs 615
CASE VIC
615
Atlantic Lubricants 615
Power N Play 321
Power Systems Australia 674
RedGum Products 712
Rochester Motorcycles 341
Rural Group/ New Holland 905
Shepparton Motorcycles 1408
TiMotion AP. 101
Vermeer Australia .............. 1080
Weedwakka 499
LIFTING EQUIPMENT
Maxilift Australia 371
Adaptalift Group 1055
Bendigo Forklift Sales 1245
Berrigan Economy Harrows Pty Ltd 1051
Blackwoods 61
Colbrook Industries 1200
Farm And Diesel Pty Ltd 867
Healy Group 994
Kerfab 1303
Konnect Fastening Systems 179 Monitor 375
Commcons 375 NAES 1251
Premium Fasteners & Industrial 1004
Rata Equipment 679
Super Tools Australia –StMarys 51
Toyota Material Handling Australia 555
Advantage Feeders 489
AG Warehouse 979
Australian Fish Sales 296
Australian Shearing Supplies 244
Brazzen Rural Katunga 454
Browns Stockfeed 1057
Burder Ag Attachments 1281
Bushmans Water Tanks 186
Clever Gate Co 47
Clipex 1184
Combi Clamp PTY Ltd 1486
Commander Ag 324
Conron Stockcrete 567
CowManager AP. 107
Cumpas Ag Aluminium Fabrication 1190
Drovers Saddlery 690
Duncan Equine Group AP. 51
Easy Dairy Automation Systems 1047
Elders 443
Farm Monitoring Solutions AP. 91
FARMap 1193
Farmtech Machinery 1089
FeedWorks 1241
Gallagher Australia 329
Norton Livestock & Handling 329
Genesis Industries Aust Pty
Ltd AP. 25
Giltrap Ag Equipment
Australia 1319
Healy Group 994
PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
K2 Agri AP. 34
Kelemrock Industries 1194
Lely Australia Pty Ltd 1053
Lonsdale Merchants 606
Metalcorp Stee 437
Nemtek Electric Fencing 150
Northern Feed Systems 989
Paton Livestock Equipment 1397
Peak Hill Industries 1456
Pioneer Water Tanks 5
Red River Stock Yards 108
Rich River Rural / Hecton Products 1474 / 1256
Riverina Australia AP. 125
Rubber King 780
Rural Group/ New Holland 905
SheerSpeed Shearing Products 1414
Steele Steel 1297
Te Pari Products 735
Thunderbird Ag 1011
Transportable Shade Sheds
Australia 211
Universal Trailers & Feeders AP. 57
Waste Not Stock Feeders 195
Willowdale Rural 1191
LOADERS
Berrigan Economy Harrows Pty Ltd 1051
Burder Ag Attachments 1281
Challenge Implements
Holdings 365
Delecca’s 743
Energy Power Systems - CAT AP. 63
Farm And Diesel Pty Ltd 867
Kanga Loaders 1067
Lonsdale Merchants 606
Michaels Group 1323
Midstate Machinery 1096
Northern Hire Group ............357
Sturgeon Equipment PTY LTD 492
Toyota Material Handling Australia 555
Vermeer Australia 1080
MEDIA
Bendigo Signs 253
Southeren Cross Industrial
Supplies .....................................572
VICSES 546
MONITORING & SCANNING EQUIPMENT
AgCloud ............................. AP: 98
Bird Laser Australia 1028
CPR Gutter Protection AP. 99
Farm Monitoring Solutions AP. 91
FARMap 1193
Land Watch Australia 262
Ml-Tech AP. 85
EcoThought AP. 85
Thunderbird Ag 1011
WiSA Farm & Irrigation
Automation AP. 72
MOTOR VEHICLES
CMV Truck & Bus Shepparton 102
DXP Australia 1013
Good As Gold Carts 191
JADS Driver Training 598
Heavy Weigh Mobile Vehicle
Weighing .................................. 598
Motorshield 9
Poyser Motor Group 646
Shepparton Motorcycles 1408
Wattz 1174
MOTORBIKES & ATVS
Aodes Australia 1417
Armstrong Trailers 532
Austealth 1027
Farmtrek Australia 93
McCullochs 615
CASE VIC 615
Atlantic Lubricants 615
Polaris Sales Australia 857
Power N Play 321
Rochester Motorcycles 341
Shepparton Motorcycles 1408
ORGANIC & SUSTAINABLE FARMING
AlfaGen Seed PTY LTD 386
Australian Fish Sales 296
BioAg Pty Ltd 1416
Bird Laser Australia 1028
Cropmark Seeds 155
Falcon UAV AP. 9
Goldfields Revegetation
Native Nursery 273
K2 Agri AP. 34
Lonsdale Merchants 606
Lucas Mil 1263
Milne Water Bores 264
Nutrimol 1462
NutriSoil 292
Rapid Results AP. 27
RE-GEN Farming 1404
Septic Science 221
SLTEC Fertilizers 173
Winter Gardenz Pty Ltd 718
Yeomans Plow Co 835
POOLS & SPAS
Bendigo Pumps & Electric Motors 576
DeAraugo & Lea Electrical
Contractors (Vic) Pty Ltd 576
Clark Tanks 301
Shade Sail Services 716
Splash and Burn 722
Sproutwell Greenhouses 593
Summertime Pools & HALO
Spas 236
PUMPS
Axedale Irrigation 565
Bendigo Pumps & Electric
Motors 576
DeAraugo & Lea Electrical
Contractors (Vic) Pty Ltd 576
Bushmans Water Tanks 186
Clark Tanks 301
Jetwave group 258
Ky General Engineering 596
Lavorwash Australia 1002
Liquip Victoria AP. 55
Maxijet Australia Pty Ltd 310
Tradelink 310
Rich River Irrigation
Developments 580
Rumble Drilling 604
Spitwater 1058
Willow Batteries 1058
Tasco Petroleum 535
Vogelsang 1400
W & P Pumps 560
WiSA Farm & Irrigation
Automation AP. 72
REAL ESTATE
Elders 443
G-Force Auto Gates 1050
K2 Agri AP. 34
Ray White Rural Rochester AP. 130
Rosenow Industries Pty Ltd 252
ROCK PICKERS
Colac Ag 892
Rata Equipment 679
SAFETY EQUIPMENT
Adaptalift Group 1055
All Sheds 636
Bendigo Country Clothing 695
Bendigo Signs 253
Best Ever Boots 726
Blackwoods 61
Brazzen Rural Katunga 454
Bretts Tools 367
CFA North West Region
Community Safety 549
Clever Gate Co 47
Encaps 240
JMK Safety Wear 170
Konnect Fastening Systems 179
Land Watch Australia 262
On The Go Safety and Workwear 48
Premium Fasteners & Industrial 1004
Pyramid Hill Welding Supplies 1072
Eddington Engineering 1072
Safe Transport Victoria 715
SheerSpeed Shearing Products 1414
Silo Upgrades 592
Super Tools Australia 278
Super Tools AustraliaStMarys 51
Tasco Petroleum 535
The Belt Man 1031
VFF Making Our Farms Safer AP. 11
SEEDS & EQUIPMENT
Clear Ridge Fabrication 762
Agpoint-Gyral Excel 497
AirTec Australia 1116
AlfaGen Seed Pty Ltd 386
Crop Smart 313
Cropmark Seeds .................... 155
DLF Seeds 345
Gendore Tractors and Machinery 1299
Giltrap Ag Equipment
Australia 1319
Manutec Pty Ltd 662
McLaren Agricultural
Machinery Pty Ltd 1357
Mech-Elec Air & Automation
......................................................403
Pioneer Seeds AP. 93
Quik Spray | GreenPRO 349
Ryan NT 530
Seed Cleaners Australia 961
Serafin Machinery - Hand
Mechanical & Ag 505
Steele Steel 1297
Upper Murray Seeds 427
Vennings 871
SHEARING EQUIPMENT
Action - The Big Shed People 486
Australian Shearing Supplies 244
Combi Clamp Pty Ltd 1486
Commander Ag 324
Elders 443
Peak Hill Industries 1456
Rich River Rural / Hecton Products 1474 / 1256
SheerSpeed Shearing Products 1414
SHEDS & TRANSPORTABLE
BUILDINGS
Action - The Big Shed People 486
All Sheds 636
Atlas Fastners 311
Best Sheds ..............................504
Buffalo Built 563
Central Steel Build 15
Commander Ag 324
CV Sheds Pty Ltd 26
FFI Sheds 184
Grays Bendigo 448
Modset AP. 32
Northern Hire Group 357
Pioneer Water Tanks 5
Ryebucks Portables 284
Shedfast Pty Ltd 287
Transportable Shade Sheds
Australia 211
SILOS & STORAGE
Action - The Big Shed People 486
Agridry 1172
HE Silos 1172
Ahrens Rural 88
Bird Laser Australia 1028
Bridgewater Farmware 664
Central Steel Build 15
Commander Ag 324
Dunstan Farmers Engineering Pty Ltd 969
FFI Sheds 184
GE Silos
419
Grainlogic Pty Ltd 77
Harberger Pty Ltd 885
Kotzur Pty Ltd 1093
Nelson Silos 879
Polymaster 297
Rubber King 780
Silo Upgrades 592
Silo Ventilation Systems Pty Ltd AP. 12
SLASHERS & TOPPERS
Armour Group 738
AusCut 361
Clark Equipment 746
Colbrook Industries 1200
John Berends Implements 897
Metalform Ag 1259
Rural Group/ New Holland 905
Woods Equipment Australia 830
SOIL TESTING & TREATMENTS
Batesford Quarry Geelong 558
BioAg Pty Ltd 1416
Dodgshun Medlin AP. 43
Graymont Australia ............. 602
NutriSoil 292
SLTEC Fertilizers 173
SOLAR & ALTERNATIVE ENERGY
Active Energy Group AP. 36
AgCloud AP: 98
All Farm Gates 987
East Coast Generators Pty Ltd 152
MyEnergy Engineering 227
Nemtek Electric Fencing 150
Off-Grid Energy Australi AP. 95
Power Systems Australia 674
Rumble Drilling 604
Solar 1 Electrical AP. 129
Solar On Electrical 2
Solar Panel Options AP. 19
Greenbox Solutions AP. 19
Solar Pro Bendigo AP. 88
W & P Pumps 560
SPRAYING EQUIPMENT
Agnflow Pty Ltd 1077
Australian Tyre Traders 1353
Dulux 1009
Eastern Spreaders 668
Encaps 240
Fosterville Gold Mine 657
Growers Services 1311
Haeusler’s 1102
Metalform Ag 1259
Murray River Equipment Pty Ltd 11
Oconnors 770
PhiBer ........................................ 423
Quik Spray | GreenPRO ..... 349
Rural Group/ New Holland 905
Trans Tank International 69
PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
SPREADERS
Agpoint-Gyral Excel 497
Batesford Quarry Geelong 558
Bute Discs/Techgrow 493
Clark Equipment 746
Colac Ag 892
Eagle i Machinery 608
Eastern Spreaders................ 668
Gendore Tractors and Machinery 1299
Giltrap Ag Equipment Australia 1319
McLaren Agricultural Machinery Pty Ltd 1357
Rata Equipment 679
Rural Group/ New Holland 905
Task Automation Pty Ltd
trading as Seymour Rural Equipmen 511
TiMotion AP. 101
Trac Mac Farm Equipment 1307
Valton Feeding Solutions 1490
STOCK FEED
Browns Stockfeed 1057
Castlegate James Australia 1399
CopRice 1045
DLF Seeds 345
FeedWorks 1241
Graymont Australia 602
JBS Pork AP. 105
Kelemrock Industries 1194
Laucke Mills AP. 124
Southern Stockfeeds 996
WB Hunter (Commodity Traders) AP. 113
SURVEY & FARM PLANNING
Falcon UAV AP. 9
FARMap 1193
Fosterville Gold Mine 657
Lightwave Technology 1180
Rich River Irrigation Developments 580
Shepparton Lasers 1175
Vegetation Link AP. 30
Bush Bank AP. 30
TARPS, BUNKERS & PIT COVERS
FeedWorks 1241
Fosterville Gold Mine 657
Unipak ................................... AP. 13
TILLAGE EQUIPMENT
Agpoint-Gyral Excel 497
AirTec Australia 1116
Armour Group 738
AusCut 361
Berrigan Economy Harrowes 1051
Bertoli Farm Machinery
Pty Ltd
................................. 899 SP
Kubota Australia 899 SP
Specialised Mowing Equipment
........................ 899 SP
Berti Mulchers 899 SP
Grainline 899 SP
Bute Discs/Techgrow 493
CNH Tillage 765
Colac Ag 892
Dakota contracting 1517
Eagle i Machinery .................608
Farm Pro Pty Ltd 515
Farmtech Machinery 1089
Gendore Tractors and Machinery 1299
Grizzly 1169
Growers Services 1311
John Berends Implements 897
Manutec Pty Ltd 662
Michaels Group 1323
Primary Sales Australia Pty Ltd 429
Rata Equipment 679
Redback Agri 1507
Rocca Industries 1286
Rural Group/ New Holland 905
Ryan NT 530
Serafin Machinery - Hand
Mechanical & Ag ................... 505
Task Automation Pty Ltd
trading as Seymour Rural Equipmen 511
Woods Equipment Australia 830
Yeomans Plow Co 835
Envisage Furniture 1025
Hardwood Mills Australia 224
Lucas Mil 1263
Vermeer Australia 1080
TOURISM & TRAVEL
Modset AP. 32
Ryebucks Portables 284
TRACTORS
Australian Tyre Traders 1353
Bertoli Farm Machinery Pty Ltd 899 SP
Kubota Australia 899 SP
Specialised Mowing Equipment 899 SP
Berti Mulchers 899 SP
Grainline 899 SP
Colac Ag 892
Dakota contracting 1517
Delecca’s 743
Dulux 1009
DXP Australia 1013
Farm And Diesel Pty Ltd 867
Gippsland Ag Repairs 1008
Goulburn Valley Ag Echuca 1267
WMI Feeders 1267
Growers Services 1311
Haeusler’s 1102
Jetwave group 258
LED Light Co 294
Lockington & District Living
Heritage Complex ............. 296B
McCullochs 615
CASE VIC 615
Atlantic Lubricants ............... 615
Mech-Elec Air & Automation
403
Michaels Group 1323
Midland Irrigation / Karcher
Pressure Washer 57
Midstate Machinery 1096
Oconnors 770
Rural Group/ New Holland 905
Sturgeon Equipment PTY LTD 492
TannerTrack Tractors & Equipment 399
TractorHouse Australia AP. 10
Tritech Lubricants 34
Wattz 1174
TRAILERS & FLOATS
Armour Group 738
Armstrong Trailers 532
Beavertail Trailers 1150
Dean Trailers 681
Farm Pro Pty Ltd .................... 515
Giltrap Ag Equipment
Australia 1319
Gorski Engineering 634
Lyal Eales Stores 729
Major Trailers 171
Midland Trailers 1317
Murray River Equipment
PTY LTD 11
OX Trailers 274
Rivsteel Sheds and Trailers
Pty Ltd 38
Steel Supplies Deniliquin 38
Roadking Chassis 1195
Sawquip Equipment 1254
Universal Trailers & Feeders AP. 57
TRUCKS & SEMI TRAILERS
Clear Ridge Fabrication 762
Adaptalift Group 1055
Australian Tyre Traders 1353
Barker Trailers 99
Beavertail Trailers 1150
CMV Truck & Bus Shepparton 102
DXP Australia 1013
Gippsland Ag Repairs....... 1008
Gorski Engineering 634
JADS Driver Training 598
Heavy Weigh Mobile Vehicle
Weighing 598
Midland Irrigation / Karcher
Pressure Washer 57
Midland Trailers 1317
NAES 1251
Slippery Tip 502
TR Group 148
TractorHouse Australia AP. 10
Westar Trucks 383
VEHICLE MAINTENANCE & ACCESSORIES
A&N Hardworking Machine 54
Abbott Supply P/L. AP. 65
Australian Tyre Traders 1353
Bedrock Liners 147
Dulux 1009
DXP Australia 1013
Gippsland Ag Repairs....... 1008
Healy Group 994
Jumpbooster 1029
Lavorwash Australia 1002
LED Light Co 294
Mech-Elec Air & Automation 403
Midland Irrigation / Karcher
Pressure Washer 57
Motorshield 9
Murray River Equipment
PTY LTD 11
NAES 1251
Premium Fasteners & Industrial 1004
Spitwater 1058
Willow Batteries 1058
Super Tools AustraliaStMarys 51
The Oil Warehouse 305
VHC Fabrication 991
Wattz 1174
VITICULTURE EQUIPMENT
Bird Laser Australia 1028
CutAbove Tools 1214
Energy Power Systems - CAT AP. 63
Giltrap Ag Equipment
Australia 1319
Growers Services 1311
Munro Engineers 975
SLTEC Fertilizers 173
Task Automation Pty Ltd
trading as Seymour Rural Equipmen 511
WiSA Farm & Irrigation
Automation AP. 72
X-Drone Agricultural Services 347
Agspec Australia 347
Yeomans Plow Co 835
WASTE MANAGEMENT
Encaps 240
Infrabuild Recycling 685
Kerfab 1303
Septic Science 221
Vogelsang 1400
WATER STORAGE & TRADING
Aqua Plus Filtration GI. 4
Bushmans Water Tanks 186
Clark Tanks 301
Kingspan Water Tanks 500
Matilda Water Tanks 570
Maxijet Australia Pty Ltd 310
Tradelink 310
Murrays Water Boring 3
Pioneer Water Tanks 5
Rob Rye Poly 312
Rumble Drilling 604
Schinckel Hayrakes 507
ClearWater Tanks 507
W & P Pumps 560
Water Partners AP. 48
WEIGHING EQUIPMENT
Anmar Scales 408
Combi Clamp PTY Ltd 1486
Gallagher Australia 329
Norton Livestock & Handling 329
Kelemrock Industries 1194
Super Tools AustraliaStMarys 51
Thunderbird Ag 1011
WINDROWERS
Midstate Machinery 1096
Oconnors 770
Task Automation Pty Ltd
trading as Seymour Rural Equipment 511
WOOD SPLITTERS
A&N Hardworking Machine 54
Lyal Eales Stores 729
Power N Play 321
RedGum Products 712
Rochester Motorcycles 341
Sawquip Equipment 1254
SuperAxe 1480
WORKING DOGS
Mitchs Potbellys and More 254
VHC Fabrication 991
WORKSHOP SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT
Abbott Supply P/L. AP. 65
All Sheds 636
Armstrong Trailers 532
Atlas Fastners 311
Blackwoods 61
Bretts Tools 367
East Coast Generators Pty Ltd 152
Fosterville Gold Mine 657
Jetwave Group 258
Jumpbooster 1029
King Craft Tools 44
Konnect Fastening Systems 179
Mech-Elec Air & Automation 403
Midland Irrigation / Karcher
Pressure Washer 57 Motion 85
My Slice of Life 706
NAES 1251
Peerless Products 95
Pilot Air Compressors 1412
Power Up Tools 177
Premium Fasteners & Industrial 1004
Pyramid Hill Welding Supplies 1072
Eddington Engineering 1072
Rob Rye Poly 312
Southeren Cross Industrial supplies 572
Super Tools AustraliaStMarys 51
The Oil Warehouse 305
Tough Soap 726
Ultimate Fasteners
Shepparton 999
Padman Stops 999
YPM Tools Australia 373
