Seymour alternative farming expo 2014 (low res)

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Always something new to entice expo-goers Seymour Alternative Farming Expo organisers have promised an exciting experience for an expected 40 000 visitors to its 23rd show from February 14 to 16.

While renowned as Australia’s premier alternaƟve farming showcase, the three-day event boasts plenty to interest and entertain people from farming and non-farming backgrounds.

Expo director Colin Stray said organisers were commiƩed to presenƟng a “fresh and exciƟng” event each year.

“We are passionate about geƫng the right mix of exhibitors, quality food and entertainment and providing a huge range of informaƟon on a broad range of agricultural topics,” Mr Stray said.

About 550 exhibitors from Victoria and interstate will Įll Seymour’s Kings Park RecreaƟon Reserve to provide advice and oīer specialised products to suit small farms and rural lifestyles.

Many of the exhibitors will be small operators which Mr Stray said he and his team had gone to great lengths to source.

He said the Seymour expo gave visitors the unique experience of meeƟng the inventors and creators of the products available and was oŌen a springboard for exhibitors to grow their business.

Livestock will again be a major aƩracƟon

at the expo with alternaƟve breeds in caƩle, sheep, goats and poultry on show.

The Ag Zone will provide informaƟon for people on small holdings or exisƟng farm enterprises about the latest agricultural products and services.

They can also learn about courses available through TAFE and services oīered by the Victorian Department of Environment and Primary Industries.

EducaƟonal lectures and workshops will conƟnue to be an important aspect of the expo, with GOTAFE Building Lectures, Farm and Rural Lifestyle Seminars and the Agricultural Society Lectures delivering 40 sessions during the three days.

Topics will include soil health and quality, selecƟng the right machine for farming needs, keeping free-range poultry and other animals, and new building techniques applicable to

Seymour AlternaƟve Farming Expo organisers Colin and Bev Stray.

home and farm.

The expo will also oīer local food and wine stalls, three food courts, and the popular Butcher Shop and Country Kitchen demonstraƟons.

The CraŌAlive exhibit will feature everything from needlework, patchwork and quilƟng to cupcakes, jewellery and homewares.

Visitors will also be treated to the tradiƟonal favourites of chainsaw carving,

snake show, and vintage engines and an expanded “Timberland” with a display of rusƟc hand-craŌed furniture.

“People thoroughly enjoy the event and there really is something for everyone,” Mr Stray said.

He urged expo-goers to allow plenty of Ɵme to “absorb” the show.

“It’s amazing each year how many people plan to come for one day but end up coming for three — there is just so much to absorb.”

Lesser known breeds to be among those on display

Livestock is a focus of this year’s Seymour AlternaƟve Farming Expo.

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Livestock will be a great attraction at this year’s Seymour Alternative Farming Expo, organiser Colin Stray says.

Mr Stray said the event provided a focus for some of the more alternaƟve breeds of caƩle, sheep, goats and poultry.

“Breeders and owners are on hand each day and more than willing to help visitors with any informaƟon they might need, parƟcularly if they’re considering starƟng up a livestock enterprise,” he said.

Two breeds of caƩle will make their expo debut this year. Sure to aƩract aƩenƟon will be the Texas Longhorns exhibited by Don Constable and Julie Brown, and Nargun Den stud’s Speckle Park caƩle.

Patrons will also be able to see animals brought by the Australian Miniature Horse

Society to the expo on Sunday, February 16.

The spectacular “minis” will strut their stuī before the judges in a range of compeƟƟve events.

Another special aƩracƟon for the 2014 expo will be the Keilor Obedience Dog Training Centre’s Ňy ball compeƟƟon.

Described as “drag racing for dogs” by the Training Centre’s Max Schellekens, the compeƟƟon will take place on the main arena on Saturday, February 15.

“About 20 Ňy ball teams from across Victoria will be there to compete in a series of speed relay events over obstacles. It’s a great spectacle and the events will run throughout the day,” Mr Schellekens said.

The Seymour AlternaƟve Farming Expo will also feature working dog demonstraƟons where patrons can see these magniĮcent animals put through their paces.

‘Seymour Alternative Farming Expo’, February, 2014—PAGE 3

Taking a look at rural lifestyle

Complementing the agricultural and educational elements, the Seymour Alternative Farming Expo will also shine a spotlight on rural lifestyle.

It will oīer Įne local produce and wines, an outstanding selecƟon of food from three food courts, and a fascinaƟng exhibiƟon of country craŌs.

The food theme is carried through to the Butcher Shop and Country Kitchen. Expo patrons can see top butchers at work breaking down carcases, creaƟng and advising on the best cuts of meat, and can watch local chefs prepare a smorgasbord of mouthwatering dishes.

The CraŌAlive exhibit features a raŌ of hobbyists and craŌspeople who will demonstrate and display everything from

needlework, patchwork and quilƟng to cupcakes, jewellery and home wares.

Buildings and building systems for home and farm will be a highlight of the expo and will include a display

by Heartland Log Structures which specialises in the design and building of log homes.

There will be a spotlight on rural lifestyle at the Seymour AlternaƟve Farming Expo.

Farm and Rural Lifestyle Seminars Friday, February 14 10.30രam: Capeweed and Paterson’s curse control This presentaƟon looks at the Ɵming of control programs for weeds like capeweed and Paterson’s curse and focuses on the survival mechanisms of such weeds that give them an unfair advantage over pasture species.

Rob Richardson, Seymour Ag Supplies principal.

11.30രam: The power of publicity The eīecƟve promoƟon of on-farm enterprises can be diĸcult if you do not know how to start.

In this presentaƟon, Diana Wolfe will share her Ɵps on Įnding and reaching the right audience for your products, and using the right words to promote them to and through the media.

Diana Wolfe, former rural and regional press journalist, performer, public relaƟons pracƟƟoner and writer.

12.30രpm: Keeping geese This comprehensive presentaƟon will cover all the need to know aspects of keeping geese, including available breeds, gender idenƟĮcaƟon, feeding, housing and breeding requirements, and how to deal with any behavioural problems.

Megg Miller, Poultry InformaƟon Publishers Australasian Poultry.

1.30രpm: Compost forum An open forum where a panel of three people represenƟng diīerent sectors of the composƟng industry will provide their perspecƟves on those industry sectors and present their views on how composƟng can beneĮt agriculture and related industries.

Kevin Banner, Metropolitan Waste Management Group; Slobodan Vujovic, Compost Victoria; and Gerhard Grasser, AgriSoluƟons.

2.30രpm: Puƫng an end to Hendra — an update on the Hendra virus This presentaƟon is a must for horse owners wanƟng to know more about the Hendra virus and the possibiliƟes for its spread further south and into Victoria. Amanda Macartney will also provide details of a recently developed Hendra virus vaccine.

Amanda Macartney, Victoria ZoeƟs equine specialist representaƟve.

3.30രpm: Grazing and cropping without ferƟlisers

Thousands of farmers are now achieving above average producƟon results by adopƟng natural processes — no ferƟlisers, no pasture replacement. This presentaƟon uncovers the secrets.

Hugo and Helen Disler, Farming Secrets principals.

Saturday, February 15 10.30രam: StarƟng out in pigs This presentaƟon is aimed at those interested in farming pigs as a hobby or small commercial enterprise. The presentaƟon will include informaƟon on the legaliƟes of pig ownership and cover the requirements for basic housing, feeding and husbandry.

Dr Trish Holyoake, DEPI Bendigo senior veterinary oĸcer pigs.

11.30രam: Livestock selecƟon for small holdings — forum An informaƟve session that allows the audience to interact with a panel of experienced livestock breeders who will share their thoughts and experiences in relaƟon to livestock selecƟon opƟons for small holdings.

Ross Cardile, former TAFE agriculture teacher and caƩle breeder; Julia Gibson, Angus caƩle breeder, evenƟng horses and poultry; and Julia White, Speckle Park caƩle breeder.

12.30രpm: Keeping geese This comprehensive presentaƟon will cover all the need to know aspects of keeping geese, including available breeds, gender idenƟĮcaƟon, feeding, housing and breeding requirements, and how to deal with any behavioural problems.

Megg Miller, Poultry InformaƟon Publishers Australasian Poultry.

1.30രpm: Machinery and implement requirements for smallholdings — open forum When starƟng out as a smallholding owner, many people are informaƟon poor about buying the machinery and implements needed to support their enterprises. This open forum provides an opportunity for the audience to gain the informaƟon they want without the sales hype and pressure. Panel of expo machinery and implement exhibitors.

2.30രpm: Beekeeping — how to get started This presentaƟon will include informaƟon on how to start a beekeeping enterprise, what costs are associated with the required faciliƟes and

equipment, and the Victorian regulaƟons that apply to the keeping of bees, pollinaƟon and the producƟon of honey.

Commercial beekeepers represenƟng the Victorian Apiarists’ AssociaƟon.

3.30രpm: Puƫng an end to Hendra — an update on the Hendra virus This presentaƟon is a must for horse owners wanƟng to know more about the Hendra virus and the possibiliƟes for its spread further south and into Victoria. Amanda Macartney will also provide details of a recently developed Hendra virus vaccine.

Amanda Macartney, Victoria ZoeƟs equine specialist representaƟve.

Sunday, February 16 10.30രam: Say goodbye to ferƟliser costs — worms are the answer David Davidson will discuss the Įndings of his trials — conducted in conjuncƟon with Alan Savoury’s cell grazing techniques — that show beef and dairy farmers can, for the approximate cost of one year’s tradiƟonal ferƟliser applicaƟon, never need to buy ferƟliser again.

David Davidson, Davo’s Worm Farms principal.

11.30രam: What is permaculture? — forum In this presentaƟon, permaculture is comprehensively deĮned and Carolyn draws

on her experiences at the Mudlark Permaculture Urban demonstraƟon site to illustrate how a model for sustainable living can be achieved on small holdings.

Carolyn Payne-Gemmell, Mudlark Permaculture Urban DemonstraƟon Site.

12.30രpm: Sustainable farm forestry This presentaƟon will outline how to develop and maintain a permanent mulƟ-age, mulƟspecies forest for Ɵmber producƟon.

David Spicer, Permaculture Works principal.

1.30രpm: ‘Ten for Ten’ whole farm plan A presentaƟon that explores the long-term holisƟc management and farm re-paƩerning using permaculture design. This management plan is centred on the integrated change to farming systems over a 10-year period by working on 10 per cent of the land each year.

Carolyn Payne-Gemmell, Mudlark Permaculture Urban DemonstraƟon Site.

2.30രpm: CreaƟve earthworks for regeneraƟve farming In this comprehensive presentaƟon, David explains how creaƟve earthworks can be used to re-paƩern land to achieve maximum water inĮltraƟon and growing potenƟal.

David Spicer, Permaculture Works principal.

Session Ɵmes, topics and speakers are subject to change without noƟce. See www.seymour-expo.com for updates.

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GOTAFE Building Lectures Friday, February 14

Saturday, February 15

10രam: ResidenƟal and commercial solar systems John Williamson — Sunpower Solar sunpowersolar.net.au Site# GI 14

10രam: Accessing rural water supplies Stephen Gemmill — Goulburn Murray Water g-mwater.com.au Site# 168 10.45am: Enjoy power independence Eddie Greco / Veli Markovic — The Green Power Company greenpowerco.com.au Site# G 9 രര

10.45രam: How to run your wood heater more eĸciently Greg Parker-Hill — Pivot Stove pivotstove.com.au Site# 53 11.30രam: Environmental sustainability with a sewerage waste water system Dianne Hall — A&A Worm Farm Waste Systems wormfarm.com.au Site# 356 12.15രpm: Energy eĸcient windows and bushĮre soluƟons Tony Paarhammer — Paarhammer Windows paarhammer.com.au Site# 357 1രpm: Enjoy power independence Eddie Greco / Veli Markovic — The Green Power Company greenpowerco.com.au Site# G 9 1.45രpm: Energy saving soluƟons for dairy farmers Tony Smith — Sunergy Solar Water Wind sunergysolar.com.au Site# 196 2.30രpm: BeneĮts of earth building and the problems associated with energy raƟng Rob Freeland — Amcer Earth Building Technology amcer.com.au 3.15രpm: Building in Įre-prone areas Alex Caughey — CFA Hume Region cfa.vic.gov.au Site# EB 26

11.30രam: Owner builders — when is a building permit required and building in bush Įre-prone areas Barry Nicholl — Mitchell Shire Council mitchellshire.vic.gov.au Site# 361 A 12.15രpm: How to run your wood heater more eĸciently Greg Parker-Hill — Pivot Stove pivotstove.com.au Site# 53 1രpm: Energy eĸcient windows and bushĮre soluƟons Tony Paarhammer — Paarhammer Windows paarhammer.com.au Site# 357 1.45രpm: Environmental sustainability with a sewerage waste water system Dianne Hall — A&A Worm Farm Waste Systems wormfarm.com.au Site# 356 2.30രpm: ResidenƟal and commercial solar systems John Williamson — Sunpower Solar sunpowersolar.net.au Site# GI 14 3.15രpm: Is an oī grid or baƩery backup power system right for me?

Tony Smith — Sunergy Solar Water Wind sunergysolar.com.au Site# 196

1രpm: ResidenƟal and commercial solar systems John Williamson — Sunpower Solar sunpowersolar.net.au Site# GI 14

Sunday, February 16 10രam: BeneĮts of earth building and the problems associated with energy raƟng Rob Freeland — Amcer Earth Building Technology amcer.com.au 10.45രam: Energy eĸcient windows and bushĮre soluƟons Tony Paarhammer — Paarhammer Windows paarhammer.com.au Site# 357 11.30രam: How to run your wood heater more eĸciently Greg Parker-Hill — Pivot Stove pivotstove.com.au Site# 53 12.15രpm: Enjoy power independence Eddie Greco / Veli Markovic — The Green Power Company greenpowerco.com.au Site# G 9

1.45രpm: Building in Įre-prone areas Alex Caughey — CFA Hume Region cfa.vic.gov.au Site# EB 26 2.30രpm: Confessions of a solar seller fella – what the industry doesn’t want you to know Tony Smith — Sunergy Solar Water Wind sunergysolar.com.au Site# 196 3.15രpm: Tips on communicaƟng beƩer with your builder Sara Reid — Department of JusƟce jusƟce.vic.gov.au

Session Ɵmes, topics and speakers are subject to change without noƟce.

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Learn about better building Decisions made while building, extending or renovating today go well beyond what colour to paint the walls. In view of climate change and growing energy costs, we are now looking for energy efficient ways in which to build and ultimately run our homes.

The GOTAFE Building Lectures Program at this year’s Seymour AlternaƟve Farming Expo will explore sustainable building opƟons and promote products for the energy conscious.

Building pracƟces once considered alternaƟve are becoming increasingly mainstream and the daily speaker program promotes innovaƟve ways to beneĮt the environment as well as the hip pocket.

Owner builders will be oīered Ɵps Expo visitors will learn about sustainable building opƟons at the and tricks on how GOTAFE Building Lectures. to build in Įreprone areas and be stepped through The GOTAFE Building Lectures will run from what is involved in obtaining building permits 10രam to 4രpm each day of the expo at site and seƩling building disputes.

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During the past six years the Australian company has built its reputaƟon as one of the leading manufacturers of portable shade structures in the industry.

The company’s Ňagship product, the Shady Shed, featuring a solid roof, will be showcased at the expo alongside the Easy Shade soluƟon, for cost-eīecƟve shade protecƟon.

Shady Characters products are designed to be easily assembled by the DIY home handyman; for example, the S10 Shady Shed double car cover takes between four

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Expert advice for landholders Education and the free exchange of ideas and experiences have been cornerstones of the Seymour Alternative Farming Expo since its inception more than two decades ago.

In 2014, this important knowledge interchange will be exempliĮed by the Farm and Rural Lifestyle seminar program and the Seymour Agricultural and Pastoral Society’s pracƟcal workshop sessions that have been scheduled on each day of the event.

Broad range of topics to be covered in seminar program

Experts will share Ɵps on keeping animals healthy at the Seymour AlternaƟve Farming Expo.

Seymour Agricultural and Pastoral Society Workshop Sessions Friday, February 14 10.30രam: CaƩle basics This session will introduce small property owners to the basic procedures involved in running a small herd — from ear tagging and marking calves, to cow health management and much in between.

Veterinary surgeons Andrew Hogan and John Dalziel with experienced local caƩle managers.

11.30രam: Sheep — small Ňock basics An introducƟon to running a small sheep Ňock, discussing basic management procedures and husbandry requirements.

Seymour Agricultural and Pastoral Society presenters.

12.30രpm: A current picture of poultry diseases in Victoria Victoria’s leading poultry pathologist will discuss the diseases aīecƟng poultry Ňocks of all sizes across Victoria.

Dr Yonatan Segal, DEPI principal veterinary oĸcer of avian pathology.

12.30 pm: ArƟĮcial inseminaƟon in caƩle A leading arƟĮcial inseminaƟon technician will take parƟcipants through the beneĮts of arƟĮcial breeding, the techniques involved in synchronisaƟon and demonstrate the procedures with the aid of threedimensional models.

John Maher of Maher Independent Breeding.

1.30രpm: Further informaƟon for Boer goat producers MarkeƟng Ɵps and producƟon hints for herds of all sizes — how to be proĮtable in your goat enterprise.

Chris Lawrance and Judith D’Alo, Ghin Ghin Boer Goats.

2.30രpm: Small property pig producƟon Advice on starƟng a small pig producƟon enterprise including stock selecƟon, health and husbandry and markeƟng Ɵps by an experienced pork producer.

Belinda and Jason Hagan, McIvor Farm Foods Old Breed Pork.

3.30രpm: CaƩle reproducƟon and calving management This session will take you through what you might expect to see if you have calving cows. We will take you through the normal calving process as well as what might go wrong, how you can help and when you need to call the vet.

Veterinary surgeons Andrew Hogan and John Dalziel with experienced local caƩle managers.

1.30രpm: On-farm disease invesƟgaƟon A leading veterinary pathologist will take parƟcipants through the diseases and illnesses that are causing livestock mortality and producƟon loss on Victorian farms, with an emphasis on what you might see in the live and dead animal.

Dr Grant Rawlin, DEPI research leader in pathobiology.

Sunday, February 16

2.30രpm: ArƟĮcial inseminaƟon in caƩle A leading arƟĮcial inseminaƟon technician will take parƟcipants through the beneĮts of arƟĮcial breeding, the techniques involved in synchronisaƟon and demonstrate the procedures with the aid of threedimensional models.

John Maher of Maher Independent Breeding.

10.30രam: An introducƟon to alpacas From shearing and vaccinaƟon to feeding and parasite control, we will take you through the basic skills and tools you will need to keep a healthy and producƟve herd.

Veterinarian Andrew Hogan and Ann and Rod Sales of Davidalla Alpacas.

3.30രpm: CaƩle reproducƟon and calving management This session will take you through what you might expect to see if you have calving cows. We will take you through the normal calving process as well as what might go wrong, how you can help and when you need to call the vet.

Veterinary surgeons Andrew Hogan and John Dalziel with experienced local caƩle managers.

11.30രam: IntroducƟon to Boer goats Experienced Boer goat producers will take parƟcipants through the basic care and husbandry requirements of Boer goats and will oīer the beneĮts of their experience and experƟse in breeding and markeƟng.

Chris Lawrance and Judith D’Alo, Ghin Ghin Boer Goats.

Saturday, February 15 10.30രam: CaƩle basics This session will introduce small property owners to the basic procedures involved in running a small herd — from ear tagging and marking calves, to cow health management and much in between.

Veterinary surgeons Andrew Hogan and John Dalziel with experienced local caƩle managers.

11.30 am: IntroducƟon to Boer goats Experienced Boer goat producers will take parƟcipants through the basic care and husbandry requirements of Boer goats and will oīer the beneĮts of their experience and experƟse in breeding and markeƟng.

Chris Lawrance and Judith D’Alo, Ghin Ghin Boer Goats.

12.30രpm: Pastures for proĮts Pasture management for the small landholder — how to get the most from what you have.

Seymour Agricultural and Pastoral Society presenters.

1.30രpm: Further informaƟon for Boer goat producers MarkeƟng Ɵps and producƟon hints for herds of all sizes — how to be proĮtable in your goat enterprise.

Chris Lawrance and Judith D’Alo, Ghin Ghin Boer Goats.

2.30രpm: Alpacas — reproducƟon and assisted deliveries We will take you through the basics of alpaca breeding, of what to expect when Ɵme comes for the delivery of your precious cria, and how you can help when things are not going well.

Veterinarian Andrew Hogan and Ann and Rod Sales of Davidalla Alpacas.

Session Ɵmes, topics and speakers are subject to change without noƟce. See www.seymour-expo.com for updates.

The Farm and Rural Lifestyle seminar program has been designed to aƩract expo patrons who have an interest in new and diīerent livestock enterprises, soil health, farming sustainability, permaculture and machinery purchase opƟons for their holdings.

New to the program in 2014 are a number of open forums and panel discussions that have been included to heighten audience involvement and interacƟon with the various industry experts. These include: • Compost forum — a panel of three representaƟves from the composƟng industry will provide an overview of their respecƟve industry sectors and discuss the value of compost products, methodologies and techniques to agriculture.

• Machinery and implement forum — aimed at smallholding owners who are contemplaƟng the purchase of equipment, this forum will involve a panel of machinery dealers who will talk about purchase opƟons without the sales hype.

• Permaculture forum — spanning four sessions, this forum will cover പ

a comprehensive explanaƟon of permaculture, sustainable farm forestry, whole farm planning using permaculture design and how creaƟve earthworks can be used to achieve maximum water inĮltraƟon and growing potenƟal.

The balance of the 2014 seminar program will cover a broad range of topics, including: • Keeping geese • Control of capeweed and Paterson’s curse • Hints on how to promote your onfarm enterprise • Grazing and cropping without ferƟlisers • Livestock selecƟon for smallholdings • Worm farming • Beekeeping • StarƟng a pig enterprise • An update on the Hendra virus (horses) The Farm and Rural Lifestyle seminar program will start at 10.30രam each day and will be held in the seminar theatreƩe located next to the Ag Zone exhibiƟon marquee.

Admission to the program is inclusive of the expo admission price.

Practical advice for livestock owners Workshops presented by Seymour Agricultural and Pastoral Society at the expo will focus on key handling, management and health issues relaƟng to caƩle, sheep, poultry, pigs, Boer goats and alpacas.

The comprehensive workshop and

demonstraƟon program has been put together with smallholding owners in mind and will be delivered by top local veterinarians, livestock breeders and experts from Victoria’s Department of Environment and Primary Industries.

Highlights of the 2014 program will include: • CaƩle — presentaƟons to include ear tagging, marking of calves, cow health, arƟĮcial inseminaƟon (AI) and calving management.

• Sheep — management and husbandry issues associated with running a small Ňock.

• Poultry — a discussion on diseases that aīect poultry in Victoria.

• On-farm diseases — a session on the diseases and illnesses that cause livestock mortality in Victoria.

• Boer goats — a focus on basic husbandry requirements, and Ɵps on markeƟng.

• Pigs — advice on starƟng a small pig enterprise including stock selecƟon and the essenƟal

husbandry and management issues associated with it.

• Alpacas — a comprehensive look at the basics from shearing and vaccinaƟons to feeding and parasite control. Breeding basics and the delivery of cria are topics also covered.

• Pastures — a presentaƟon on the management of pastures on smallholdings.

This year, the Seymour Agricultural and Pastoral Society workshops will be presented in a new locaƟon next to the CaƩle Pavilion and Metalcorp demonstraƟon yards. Workshops will start at 10.30am each day and admission is inclusive of the expo admission price.

Check the website The full programs (in printable format) for the Farm and Lifestyle seminars and Seymour Agricultural and Pastoral Society’s workshops can be found on the expo’s website at www.seymour-expo.com

The website has everything expo patrons need to plan their visit, including a map of the expo site, a full list of exhibitors, all presentaƟon and acƟvity Ɵmetables (printable) and details of admission pricing.

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The most creative entry will win a LG Full HD TV. THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW: Telstra services on the National Broadband Network are not available to all areas or premises. Once you take up a phone or broadband service on the NBN within the fibre footprint, you can’t move back to Telstra services on the existing copper network. For full terms and conditions visit the Telstra Stand at Seymour Alternative Farming Expo. Starts 9am AEST 14/2/2014 & closes 5pm AEST 16/2/2014. Open to all Australian residents excl. Directors, employees or contractors of the Promoter and any agencies, firms and/or companies associated with the offer and their immediate families. Unlimited Eligible Entries per person. Judging: 19/2/2014 AEST. There is one prize to be won. Most creative entry will win a prize consisting of 1 LG 50" Full HD LED TV valued at $896 (incl GST). Winner will be contacted.

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Site Listings

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4D Flavours Pty Ltd A & A Kracht Dist – Water Purifiers A & A Worm Farm Waste Systems A & M Tools A Amendola Leather AAA Quality Socks AAI Limited (Apia)

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Butcher Shop and Country Cooking Program Friday, February 14 10രam: In the Butcher Shop — Lamb demonstraƟon Breaking down a lamb carcase — see Bob the Butcher at work and learn more about the various cuts of lamb.

11രam: From the Kitchen — The Japanese experience — de-mysƟfying sushi Chef Mario LeƟzia will show how to use diīerent cuts of beef, lamb and chicken as well as vegetables to make home-style sushi. This quick and simple dish is a great lunch or snack to have in the fridge.

Noon: In the Butcher Shop — Pork demonstraƟon Breaking down a pork carcase — see Bob the Butcher at work and learn more about the various cuts of pork.

1രpm: From the Kitchen — A taste of Germany, featuring pork Chef Mario LeƟzia will show some great ways to use pork. He will also show delicious ways to use Bratwurst sausages in a street-food style and presented as a dinner.

2രpm: In the Butcher Shop — All things chicken Working with chicken — see Bob the Butcher at work and learn more about the various cuts of chicken.

3രpm: From the Kitchen – All things chocolate Chef Mario LeƟzia will show some great ways to win hearts this ValenƟne’s Day by making simple chocolates and lovely desserts.

Saturday, February 15 10രam: In the Butcher Shop — Hindquarter of beef Preparing the hindquarter of beef – see Bob the Butcher at work and learn more about the hindquarter of beef.

11രam: From the Kitchen — Number one best-selling dish at LeƟzia’s Chef Mario LeƟzia shares the secrets to making LeƟzia’s signature dish Malaysian Chicken and Prawn Curry.

Noon: In the Butcher Shop — Lamb demonstraƟon Breaking down a lamb carcase – see Bob the Butcher at work and learn more about the various cuts of lamb.

1രpm: From the Kitchen — Master versus apprenƟce cook-oī Chef Mario LeƟzia and his protege Brendan Thorne will cook to see who reigns supreme in the Seymour AlternaƟve Farming Expo’s Country Kitchen. The audience will pick the winner.

The Butcher Shop and Country Cooking demonstraƟons draw large crowds at the expo.

2രpm: In the Butcher Shop — Rabbit preparaƟon and boning Working with rabbit — see Bob the Butcher at work and learn more about preparing and boning rabbit.

3രpm: From the Kitchen — Making the best of game meats Chef Mario LeƟzia will demonstrate great ways to use crocodile and rabbit meat. He will prepare crocodile lemon pepper sausages and cook rabbit two ways – braised and roasted.

Sunday, February 16 10രam: In the Butcher Shop — Pork demonstraƟon Breaking down a pork carcase — see Bob the Butcher at work and learn more about the various cuts of pork.

11രam: From the Kitchen — Master versus apprenƟce cook-oī Chef Mario LeƟzia and his protege Brendan Thorne will cook to see who reigns supreme in the Seymour AlternaƟve Farming Expo’s Country Kitchen. The audience will pick the winner.

1രpm: From the Kitchen — Taste of the Orient using beef and pork Chef Mario LeƟzia will make dishes showcasing Asian Ňavours including some lighter meals suited to summer.

2രpm: In the Butcher Shop — Sausages and mince Making sausages and mince — see Bob the Butcher at work and learn more about preparing sausages and mince 3രpm: From the Kitchen — Lessons in lamb Chef Mario LeƟzia will show some great ways to use alternaƟve cuts of lamb.

Session Ɵmes, topics and speakers are subject to change without noƟce. See www.seymour-expo.com for updates.

Noon: In the Butcher Shop — Lamb demonstraƟon Breaking down a lamb carcase — see Bob the Butcher at work and learn more about the various cuts of lamb.

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Just as the menu at LeƟzia’s Cafe Bar Restaurant in Shepparton showcases Asian and Italian themes, Mr LeƟzia’s cooking demonstraƟons will celebrate his mulƟcultural heritage and experience.

“People are busy working on or oī farms, so I am going to share hints that will help them save Ɵme and money, such as great ways to use alternaƟve or secondary cuts of meat,” Mr LeƟzia said.

“I encourage people to come along and ask quesƟons. AŌer each session people will be able to sample or purchase dishes at the LeƟzia’s stand next to the marquee.”

He will demonstrate how to prepare alternaƟve cuts of meat in Ňavoursome and tender dishes, which are quick and easy to prepare ranging from home-style sushi and curry to German dishes. He’ll even do a special ValenƟne’s Day demonstraƟon, showing patrons how to make chocolates and desserts that are sure to win brownie points!

Another highlight will be the master versus apprenƟce cook-oī, in which the audience can decide if Mr LeƟzia or a young chef he trained, Brendan Thorne, make the best dishes out of a box of mystery ingredients.

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Presenters butcher Bob Dewar and chef Mario LeƟzia will also be dishing up hours of entertainment, making the large marquee the perfect place to sit down, learn and laugh.

Mr Dewar (beƩer known as Bob the Butcher) and Mr LeƟzia will team up to show patrons how to break down carcases and then how to best prepare diīerent cuts of meat, including beef, lamb, pork, chicken, rabbit and crocodile.

Both are excited to share their vast knowledge and passion for preparing food.

They will give hints that people can easily use at home to help them save Ɵme and money.

Mr Dewar will draw from his more than 50 years’ experience in the meat and hospitality industries to demonstrate the correct procedures for breaking up carcases.

His presentaƟon will show people how to get the best value for money when shopping for diīerent cuts of meat and diīerent cooking methods.

With a Vietnamese mum and a Sicilian dad, both who shared a passion for food, Mr LeƟzia was desƟned to become a chef.

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Catch and store every drop Another year has flown by with everything gearing up for another fantastic range of displays at the 2014 Seymour Alternative Farming Expo of which Heritage Tanks is a proud sponsor.

Expo patrons will be able to assess Heritage Tanks products inside and out. The sales people will be there to help establish which tank would best suit people’s needs, including the amount of water they could capture, their water usage and what opƟonal tank extras would help their applicaƟon.

Heritage Tanks’ range of extras includes a guƩer that enables up to 100 per cent of the water oī the tank’s own roof to be collected, minimising erosion from water run-oī.

The Seymour AlternaƟve Farming Expo provides the ideal Ɵme for Heritage Tanks to display its product because people can now make decisions on a tank and install it before winter rains.

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They needed to add more storage to drought-proof their property and added a third storage tank aŌer speaking with Heritage Tanks at the 2013 expo.

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Latest broadband technology on display Telstra will return to the Seymour Alternative Farming Expo with an interactive store for customers to try out the latest technology.

A range of 4G blue-Ɵck-accredited mobile handsets, T-Box and NaƟonal Broadband Network devices will be displayed, as well as a Connected Home display.

Telstra area general manager Steve Tinker said the expo was a great opportunity for customers to see the equipment they will need to access NaƟonal Broadband Network Co’s Įxed wireless network.

“Telstra services on NBN Co’s Įxed wireless network will put fast internet speeds, internet-delivered television shows, movies and new applicaƟons within reach of local residents and businesses,’’ Mr Tinker said.

“It will also provide the bandwidth needed to get households online using a growing range of connected computers, games consoles, tablets and smartphones.”

Mr Tinker said the Telstra services on NBN Co’s Įxed wireless technology was an excellent alternaƟve to using 3G mobile broadband at home, especially in areas where there are a large number of people using the mobile phone network.

He said fast broadband would open doors for people to work remotely and would make distance educaƟon more pracƟcal.

“Customers in a wide range of areas around Shepparton, Nagambie, Seymour and Broadford can sign up to the NBN or discuss any customer service inquiries they have or quesƟons about mobiles or Connected Home either at the expo, online or in-store,’’ Mr Tinker said.

The Telstra interacƟve store will give expo visitors a chance to try out the latest broadband technology.

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NBN Co’s Įxed wireless network provides access to communiƟes that are located on the outskirts of major towns and ciƟes.

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The ultimate solar solution Giulia and Peter O’Keefe (pictured with their good luck charm – their foster child) were delighted to win the trail prize at last year’s Seymour AlternaƟve Farming Expo.

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On the right trail for fun and information Winning the trail prize at last year’s Seymour Alternative Farming Expo was the icing on the cake of a great day out filled with family fun and information for Giulia and Peter O’Keefe.

The couple had been to the expo several Ɵmes and last year met with family members for a barbecue lunch, which they ate under the shade of a tree while watching dog demonstraƟons.

Mrs O’Keefe said the family loved the expo, which had a great, friendly atmosphere with vendors happy to help people who wanted to get the best of both worlds by

enjoying a slower-paced lifestyle when they got home from work.

“For us, aƩending the expo is like going to the show as adults but the show bags are beƩer,” she said.

“Each year we have collected a free naƟve tree or shrub from the Mitchell Shire and planted it onto our property.

“We make it a day out, not only because we know it

is good value but to seek out speciĮc stall-holders for products and informaƟon.”

The products they buy at the expo, as well those they won last year, have been put to great use on the O’Keefes’ Arcadia hobby farm, where they have extensive gardens, an alpaca, a small Ňock of sheep and chickens.

This year, there will also be a trial compeƟƟon with prize details to be conĮrmed.

It specialises in domesƟc and commercial heaƟng, including pools and spas. The business also provides services for industrial, agricultural and dairy storage and heaƟng.

UlƟmate Solar owner director Bruce McGeehan said the business only imported the highest quality, highest eĸciency solar hot water collector arrays and storage tanks, direct from the factory. ”This means you no longer need to compromise on quality as we can supply the best for less than most low eĸciency panels available from our compeƟtors,” Mr McGeehan said.

The business also oīers a complete design soluƟon service. Its systems are customisable, so UlƟmate Solar can cater to each customer’s speciĮc needs.

Available for demonstraƟons and on-site help, contact UlƟmate Solar on 9397 3993 or email ulƟmate@virginbroadband.com.au UlƟmate Solar will have a display at the Seymour AlternaƟve Farming Expo at site 157.

UlƟmate Solar has a range of premium solar hot water collecƟon arrays and storage soluƟons.

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For more information drop by and see our staff at sites 6 and 7 in the expo’s Ag Zone.

‘Seymour Alternative Farming Expo’, February, 2014—PAGE 15

World-class training in Seymour Goulburn Ovens Institute of TAFE will start training in the new Central Ranges Trade Training Centre’s Northern Hub this month.

The state-of-the-art facility at Seymour College oĸcially opened in August with the aim of maximising outcomes for young people in the region. The facility has been purpose built to provide world class industry level training in automoƟve, engineering and metal fabricaƟon, which was once limited in the surrounding areas.

The federally funded iniƟaƟve will be key in addressing industry skill shortages in regional Victoria and paramount in providing educaƟon and future employment opportuniƟes to local people.

GOTAFE has worked closely with employers and job networks to develop a training model that best suits the region’s needs. It will open the Central Ranges Trade Training Centre’s door to postsecondary school students on February 10 with the start of the automoƟve pre- apprenƟceship and apprenƟceship courses.

GOTAFE’s commercial manager of technical educaƟon centres and vocaƟonal educaƟon training in schools Jon Lee said the facility was beauƟfully constructed, modern, accessible and would be a “fantasƟc facility for us to deliver training”.

“We are beginning with the preapprenƟceship and apprenƟceship programs in automoƟve but as demand builds, we will look at oīering further training to the community in the automoƟve, engineering and metal fabricaƟon areas,” Mr Lee said.

“The interest we have received so far has been extremely posiƟve and we are commiƩed to developing exciƟng new opportuniƟes, which support educaƟonal and employment outcomes for local people within the Seymour area.”

For more informaƟon, phone Michael Bull on 0490ര027ര142 or Jim Baker on 0457ര502ര168.

GOTAFE representaƟves will be available at the Seymour AlternaƟve Farming Expo (site number 355) to discuss the new facility and courses GOTAFE oīers.

In addiƟon to its exhibitor site, GOTAFE will host the Building Lectures Program held throughout the expo. The GOTAFE Building Lectures feature a range of presentaƟons promoƟng sustainable alternaƟves to the convenƟonal building market.

Conquest has your pool needs covered Conquest Pools is the main Victorian manufacturer of Įbreglass pools and will display the latest in design and quality.

Conquest Pools will showcase fibreglass models and a range of swimming pool accessories to help create your dream backyard at the Seymour Alternative Farming Expo.

The latest innovaƟons in robot cleaning technology will be on display including the Maytronics Dolphin Swash with models for smaller and bigger pools.

Owner Dianne Winch said the roboƟc cleaners meant cleaning the pool would become less of a household chore and would leave more Ɵme for enjoying the pool.

“It’s where cleaning is going in this industry, it’s far more user-friendly – you don’t have to learn how to operate a pump and Įlter system,’’ she said.

BoasƟng 31 diīerent pools including new season shapes and sizes, as well a range of spas, Conquest Pools oīer a style to suit every home.

Two pool models will be on display at the

expo, including The Flinders model in the new colour crystal granite pearl.

“It’s almost white, which is becoming extremely popular with the trend of coloured LED lights,’’ Mrs Winch said.

A range of maintenance gear will be available for purchase at the expo including Ultraquest handover kits, brooms and hoses.

“A lot of people need to replace those at this Ɵme of the year because if they are leŌ outside the sun causes them to deteriorate,’’ she said.

Conquest Pools manufactures all pools onsite and is the major supplier for Victoria, in addiƟon to supplying NSW and South Australia.

Staī from the family-owned and run business will be on site to answer quesƟons and a complete pool package special is on oīer for installaƟon before June 30.

Visit Conquest Pools at Seymour AlternaƟve Farming Expo site 343 and 344, go to www.conquestpools.com.au or phone 5821 1270.

GOTAFE Seymour Trade Training Centre will oīer industry training from February.

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