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PAGE 33 W.E.S.S. PAGE 35 Eyre Peninsula Trophy and Engraving Services
PAGE 36 Scotch College PAGE 37 REACT International PAGE 38 Lifestyle Exhibitors List
PAGE 39 Lifestyle Program
Trickz
PAGE 15 Cool 4 Kids / EP Trail
PAGE 17 A Taste of EP
PAGE 18-19 Artyculture
PAGE 20 Angel Flight
PAGE 21 Salt & Soil / The Little Coffee Pot
PAGE 22 Walford Anglican School for Girls
PAGE 23 Letcher Moroney
PAGE 25 Ramsey Bros
PAGE 26 Elders
PAGE 27 Seymour College
PAGE 29 WSB Distributors
PAGE 30 Sacred Heart College
PAGE 31 Alpha Group / Out & About
PAGE 32 Kelly Kelly Legal
PAGE 40 Action Steel / Memories of 2022
PAGE 41 RSM / Mint Fusion / Poodra Springs
PAGE 42 Lions Skin Cancer Screening
PAGE 43 St Peter’s College
PAGE 44 Advanced Breeding Services
PAGE 46-47 Main Site Map
PAGE 48 Carpa Pavilion
PAGE 49 Kielpa Pavilion
PAGE 50 Crossville Pavilion
PAGE 51-57 Exhibitor List By Category
PAGE 58 Wilderness School
PAGE 59 Farmscan
PAGE 60 Ahrens / Barnabas Aid
PAGE 61 Olympus Loaders
PAGE 62 Spray Shop
PAGE 63 Hi-Tech Ag
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TKV Group
PAGE 65 Pembroke College
PAGE 66 Spanlift
PAGE 67 Westminster School
PAGE 68 Emmetts
PAGE 69 Viterra / SA Water
PAGE 70 Prince Alfred College
PAGE 71 Liberty Oil
PAGE 72 Cleve Area School
PAGE 73 Community Bank / Bascombe Auto Ag
PAGE 74 Loreto College
PAGE 75 Lienert Engineering
PAGE 76 Primary Sales Australia
PAGE 77 CMV Truck Centre
PAGE 78 Bentleys
PAGE 81 Rostrevor College
PAGE 82 Immanuel College / Judo Bank
PAGE 84-89 Alphabetical List of Exhibitors
Front Cover Photo Courtesy Of Hannah Lienert, The Rural Lens Photography
The 2024 Eyre Peninsula Field Days committee extends a warm welcome to all our exhibitors and visitors.
This exciting event promises to be a fantastic showcase of the latest in farm machinery, computer and general farm equipment.
It will bring together innovators, experts and enthusiasts from all over the country.
I take this opportunity to welcome our young team members and wish them well in their commitment to this committee.
Our team has put together a diverse and engaging program to ensure there is something for everyone.
Here is a sneak peek at some of the events taking place: Artyculture Parade, motorbike stunt rider Tim Coleman, Cool 4 Kids, acclaimed author and mindset coach Suzie Kenny, Nikalene Riddle from Skinnymixers, and South Aussie with Cosi.
We have also put together a great variety of food stalls including the incredible A Taste of EP.
The Taste of EP team celebrates two decades with a last hurrah at this year’s event.
So for all the followers who love grazing and indulging in the sumptuous flavours and aromas at the Taste of EP marquee, be sure not to miss out.
And that is just the beginning.
There are plenty of other exciting events and activities happening over the three days.
Be sure to explore and enjoy everything Eyre Peninsula Field Days has to offer.
Whether you are here to discover the latest technology, connect with fellow farmers and innovators, or simply have a great time with family and friends, we are delighted to have you with us.
Thank you for being a part of the Eyre Peninsula Field Days. Let’s make this a memorable one!
Rex Crosby President
ATM services will be available at the main site office on the corner of D Road and Seventh Street.
Baby change facilities are at site 430 on D Road. Cleve Playgroup & Lil Gym have baby change and feeding facilities including microwaves, kettles and highchairs at site 166 on Fifth Street.
There is a free bus service throughout the field days site. Simply wave the bus down as it approaches and disembark near the destination of your choice. School children must be accompanied by an adult.
Located at the corners of D Road and Seventh Street. Phone: 86282 219.
St Johns Ambulance First Aid Centre. Site 432 on D Road.
A number of food options are available. See page 10 for a full list. For food court locations, please see the sitemap located on page 46-47.
Tickets will be available online this year. Go to events. ticketbooth.com.au/tickets/ep-field-days-2024 to secure your tickets. Fees and charges apply.
Limited tickets will be available at the gate with eftpos and cash payment options available.
Adults: $23 per day Students (u18): $13 per day
Arrange to have your bulky or heavy items picked up from the purchase point and delivered to the eastern or western car park parcel sheds. Parcel pickup dockets will be available from exhibitors or from the parcel pickup office located at site 246, D Road.
Car parking on both the East and West sides of the Field Days site. Refer to the map on page 46-47.
Stroller hire is available from the Cleve Playgroup and Lil Gym tent, site 166 on Fifth Street.
Located at various locations throughout the site. Refer to the map on pages 46-47.
District Council of Cleve 10 Main Street, Cleve 8628 2004
Emergency Services
Police
Cnr Main St & East Tce, Cleve 000 (emergency) 8628 2017 (office)
Fire 000
Ambulance 000
Medical Services
Cleve Medical Centre 15 Main St, Cleve 8628 2003
Cleve Hospital North Tce, Cleve 8628 2399
Cleve Pharmacy 31 Main St, Cleve 8628 2072 Bank Services
ANZ Branch Cnr Main St & Fifth St, Cleve 7604 3900
Bendigo Bank Agency Cleve Pharmacy 8628 2072
ATM’s
ANZ Cnr Main St & Fifth St, Cleve 7604 3900
Cleve Hotel Motel 32 Fourth St, Cleve 8628 2011
Hotel Arno Tel El Kebir Tce, Arno Bay 8628 0001
Fuel
Cleve Birdseye Roadhouse Birdseye Highway, Cleve 8628 2019 Laundromat
Cleve Birdseye Roadhouse Birdseye Highway, Cleve 8628 2019 Library & Wi-Fi
School Community Library Second St, Cleve 8628 2607 Post Office
Cleve Post Office Cnr Main St & Fourth St, Cleve 8628 2020
Arno Bay Post Office 39 Tel El Kebir Tce, Arno Bay 8628 0020 RAA
Rudall Motors High St, Rudall 8620 2043 Toilets
Cleve District Hall Fourth St, Cleve 8628 2004
Cleve Sporting Bodies South Tce, Cleve 8628 2004
Turnbull Park Tel El Kebir Tce, Arno Bay 8628 2004 Motor Services
Cleve Auto Repairs 33 Main St, Cleve 8628 2404
Cleve 4WD & Camping Services 40 Fourth St, Cleve 8628 2191
Emmetts Birdseye Highway, Cleve 8628 2150
Ramsey Bros Henderson Ave, Cleve 8628 2100
Rudall Motors High St, Rudall 8620 2043
Buckingham Auto Repairs 76 Boakes Dr, Arno Bay 8628 0022
Transport
Stateliner Bus Service & Birdeye Highway, 1300 851 345 Bus Stop Cleve
Visitor Information Outlet
District Council of Cleve 10 Main St, Cleve 8628 2004
Cleve Newsagency 21 Main St, Cleve 8628 2183
Birdseye Roadhouse Birdseye Highway, Cleve 8628 2019
Arno Bay Jetty Cafe Creek Rd, Arno Bay 8628 0003 RV Dump Point
Cleve Field Days Site Birdseye Highway, Cleve 8628 2004
Cleve Showgrounds RV Site Birdseye Highway, Cleve 0428 827 749
Hotel Arno Tel El Kebir Tce, Arno Bay 8628 0001
Telephone
Payphone 22 Main St, Cleve
(outside Cleve Post Office)
Payphone 39 Tel El Kebir Tce, Arno Bay
(outside Arno Bay Post Office)
Food & Drink
Arno Bay Jetty Cafe Creek Rd, Arno Bay 8628 0003
Hotel Arno Tel El Kebir Tce, Arno Bay 8628 0001
Cleve Hotel Motel 32 Fourth St, Cleve 8628 2011
The Pink Door Co. 37 Main St, Cleve 0427 602 703
Birdseye Roadhouse Birdseye Highway, Cleve 8628 2019
Foodland 35 Main St, Cleve 8628 2158
Cleve Bakery Café 22a Fourth St, Cleve 8628 2644
Darke Peak Pub 18 Darke Tce, Darke Peak 8620 7009
Cleve Centenary Park Main St, Cleve 8628 2004
Arno Bay Supermarket 41 Tel El Kebir Tce, Arno Bay 8628 0179
Healthy food will be on the menu with Nikalene Riddle at Eyre Peninsula Field Days. She has written 17 best-selling healthy Thermomix cookbooks over the last 10 years, sold more than 500,000 copies worldwide and gained an incredibly supportive online community called ‘Skinnymixers’ with more than 250,000 followers.
Nikalene’s passion for good food comes from growing up in an Australian-Greek household on a market garden, which instilled a deep appreciation for fresh flavours and budget-friendly seasonal cooking.
If you are looking for recipes to master at home for healthier options that are not
only delicious but flexible for different dietary needs like gluten-free, low carb, dairyfree or even low fodmapthen make sure you check out
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Nikalene’s cooking demos and book giveaways. Nikalene will have two sessions in the EP Pavilion on Tuesday, August 13 on
seeding and harvest prepping and healthy food for young families, plus there will be a chance to win one of her cookbooks.
Spuds and More Mobile Catering
Baked spuds, nachos and yiros.
Oranaise
Authentic paella - chicken, sausage, vegan, seafood. All paella are gluten free, dairy free, nuts free.
Squid Squad Seafood
Wide variety of squid flavours and chips, squid wraps, fish and chips, fish burgers, potato cakes.
Smokey Uppercuts
Brisket, pork and smoky fried chicken burger combos, loaded chips, nachos, tacos, meat and sides sample feed, smoked wing feeds, with soft drinks and water.
Masala in Whyalla
Authentic Indian cuisine.
Strawberries Galore
Strawberries, ice cream, pancakes, mousses, milkshakes, thickshakes, drinks, tea and coffee.
Site 180 on the corner of B Road and Fifth Street.
A range of local produce.
Arno Bay Community Sports ClubTHE BAR SHED
Site 490 on E Road.
A variety of beer, wine and spirits, non-alcoholic drinks, coffee, hot chocolate, ham and cheese croissants.
Brew Buggy
Site 53 on Sixth Street (next to the parcel pickup shed). Barista coffee, choc and chai. Gluten free treats.
Driver River Uniting Church
Ham and cheese toasties, gourmet hot dogs, steak sandwiches, flavoured milk, soft drinks, tea and coffee, and snacks.
Niks Gourmet Kitchen
Gourmet baked potatoes and hotdogs.
Wharminda Community Hamburgers
Hamburgers with bacon, cheese and coleslaw. Sausages, soft drinks, tea and coffee.
Eastern Ranges Football & Netball Club
Bacon and egg sandwiches, hot chips and gravy, nuggets, schnitzel burgers, pastries, salad rolls, soft drinks, fruit juices, tea and coffee.
Natura’s Artisan Ice creams of Hahndorf
Natural ice cream and sorbets, viennas and milkshakes.
Fat Crust Pizza
Authentic wood fired pizza.
Cleve Lions Club
Donuts.
Mindset coach and Streaky Bay farmer Suzie Kenny will be a special guest in the EP Pavilion.
Suzie is well known as ‘the self-responsibility coach’ who teaches her formula for positive and individual change.
She will be in the pavilion on Wednesday, August 14 chatting about her book, ‘Dancing in the Light’.
An experienced speaker, facilitator and mentor trained in a variety of counselling therapies, Suzie has spent the last 10 years working and living her passion in her business, Zest Holistic Healing.
Suzie’s passion is helping others become fully immersed in their own journey, empow-
ering them to create real and long-lasting changes that they seek for their own life.
In ‘Dancing in the Light’, Suzie invites you to learn to lead a life that empowers and delights you, with one foot in chaos and one foot in order, finding the way with purpose and meaning.
You will experience inspiring storytelling woven together with a large dose of authenticity and practical techniques that you can easily implement and integrate.
The book was released in November 2023 and danced its way to Amazon Australia’s best seller in three categories, including number one in the Movers and Shakers category.
Suzie Kenny’s book, ’Dancing in the Light’ was released last November.
It will teach you how to: take full self-responsibility for your present reality; alleviate your own suffering so that your true essence and light can shine, for yourself, your family and your community; and build boundaries, confidence and free yourself from ridiculous expectations.
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Revheads young and young at heart - gear up for an action-packed three days of racing fun at Eyre Peninsula Field Days with Rev It Up Racing’s motor racing-themed entertainment.
From kids to adults, everybody will be eager to race to the chequered flag.
Rev It Up’s purpose-built equipment guarantees adrenaline-pumping experiences for everyone, so be sure to not miss out on the excitement.
Feel the thrills that only motor racing can provide with Rev It Up Racing.
South Australian media personality Andrew ‘Cosi’ Costello will be at Eyre Peninsula Field Days for one day only.
Cosi is a household name who showcases regional and city travel destinations, in addition to promoting SA businesses, local lifestyle, wellbeing, community spirit, state history and everything in between.
His television program, South Aussie with Cosi, has been on the air since 2011.
A proud ambassador for South Australia, Cosi has travelled to Eyre Peninsula on many occasions, checking out the gems the region has to offer.
On Thursday, August 15
he will be wandering around the field days site, experiencing the sumptuous flavours of the Taste of Eyre Peninsula, as
well as sharing his story in the EP Pavilion - from country boy to passionate SA supporter - co-hosting the Artyculture
Parade and much more. Be sure to come along and say hello to Cosi.
Get set for thrills aplenty with Tc Trickz Trials Entertainment across all days at Eyre Peninsula Field Days.
Tc Trickz is an exciting motorbike stunt show.
With more than 15 years of experience competing in events all over the globe, the tricks only get better and better.
Tim Coleman pushes the limits to bring you an actionpacked show with stunts inspired by BMX, Enduro and freestyle motocross, plus his unique Trial X show.
Tim will bring you a combination of technical riding mixed up with tricks such as 180s, splats, inverted wheelies, nose wheelies, backflips and laugh out loud comical moments.
Kids love it and so do adults - it is a great show for all.
Tim is sure to get the adrenaline flowing as he performs daily.
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Tony Genovese has worked at major shows and overseas, and he will bring Cool 4 Kids to this year’s Eyre Peninsula Field Days.
Cool 4 Kids presents a variety of dynamic and engaging family music performances.
Performing Australia-wide as a full-time educational children’s entertainer, Tony has worked at major show days including the Perth Royal Show, Royal Adelaide Show, Alice Springs Show, Ipswich Show, Mildura Show, Gawler Show, and overseas in Italy, Thailand and Hong Kong.
A Cool 4 Kids music concert is packed with creative activities including singing, movement, actions, bubble making, scarf-dancing, instrument play, puppetry, dressups, and giant parachute games.
It is sure to be something young showgoers will love.
Tony Genovese will bring Cool 4 Kids to Eyre Peninsula Field Days.
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Bring the kids along to the EP Trail!
Get to know the Eyre Peninsula Field Days’ site whilst collecting giveaways, learning mapping skills and discovering businesses.
Come visit the EP Trail site, buy an EP Trail bag and map for $10 and get busy having fun.
Be sure to check out the giant games when you pop in to buy a trail bag.
The EP Trail is brought to you by the Arno Bay New Year’s Day Committee.
The committee is known for its annual family friendly New Year’s Day event held
on the foreshore at Arno Bay each year, as well as running a Halloween Trick or Treat and a Kingfish Trail on New Year’s Day.
All money raised goes back into running its events and into the town of Arno.
Buy your EP Trail bag at the site, opening times will be advertised closer to the event.
After 20 years of A Taste of Eyre Peninsula, it is time for one last hurrah.
Showcasing the outstanding food and wine of a place the size of Eyre Peninsula is no easy task.
For a start, it is bigger than England and Wales combined and the producers are in remote towns dotted all over the place.
But, when someone suggested Eyre Peninsula needed its own farmers market 20 years ago, passionate foodie and local Nerissa Schuster took up the challenge, assisted by close friends Fiona Ward and Amanda Price.
Two decades and many volunteer hours later from an avid group of producers, friends and family, together they have been the driving force behind a series of events that have drawn attention to the region’s flourishing food and wine sector.
At the time it was a first for Eyre Peninsula.
What initially started in 2004 as a part of Eyre Peninsula Field Days, the Eyre Peninsula Farmers Market quickly went on to become a regular festival for locals and visitors across the region.
In 2008, the market went on to include the untamed EP coastline, which has an abundance of the world’s best seafood, and renamed it to Eyre Peninsula Farmer & Fisherman’s Market incorporated, separating from the field days to become its own identity.
Much success was enjoyed from these markets.
Fast forward to 2017 and A Taste of Eyre Peninsula
Enjoying the Taste of Eyre Peninsula marquee at the 2022 field days event. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED
Amanda Price, Nerissa Schuster and Fiona Ward at the 2005 Eyre Peninsula Farmers Market in Port Lincoln.
became a registered business name along with a sense of renewed enthusiasm to be inclusive of all things EP, not just food and wine.
The name may have seen a transitional journey over the years, but the mantra has always remained the same - to support and promote Eyre Peninsula Producers.
“After it was first suggested we have a market there wasn’t a huge amount of information about the local food sector on the Eyre Peninsula,” Nerissa said.
“But when I started investigating the various producers, I was surprised at just how many there were.
“Seafood and agriculture
on the Eyre Peninsula are so extensive, but we also have seen a growing sector for everything from wine, honey, olives and smallgoods to condiments, fruit and nuts and baked goods.”
Over the years, A Taste of Eyre Peninsula became a regular feature at the biennial Eyre Peninsula Field Days, with standalone events at Coffin Bay and Streaky Bay held annually and the occasional pop-ups in Port Lincoln, Tumby Bay, Elliston, Whyalla and at the Yorke Peninsula Field Days in Paskeville.
“They’ve become a great fun day out for people to sample the local produce while enjoying some live
music,” Nerissa said.
“Our wonderful EP wineries always provided a strong presence at our events along with local chefs who worked with producers to cook up a feast to ensure a standout food experience. Visitors had the option to sample, linger, sip, linger longer and buy fresh product from the producers.
“With a backdrop of our seaside towns, our agricultural field day and promotion of local musicians, our events have always provided a truly unique Eyre Peninsula experience.”
After 20 amazing years, it is time to raise your glass to the last hurrah for A Taste of Eyre Peninsula at this year’s Eyre Peninsula Field Daysdrop in over the three days to see the team.
What once began as an idea and grew over a few glasses of wine with friends came to fruition after a lot of work and has had a long, wonderful journey of promoting EP producers.
“To all the producers throughout the years, thank you. Without you, there was no market,” Nerissa said.
While the journey is taking a step away from hosting markets, there is still much to love and celebrate about the wonderful products that continue to evolve and be produced in the region.
Keep on supporting local producers as when you buy local, not only are you buying a quality product made with love, but you are also strengthening local communities.
Innovative, upcycled and recycled fashion hits the runway again in the EP Pavilion at this year’s Eyre Peninsula Field Days.
Always a delight to be a part of, the packed crowd in the pavilion will be impressed by the unique choreographed parades.
For more than 20 years, this iconic platform allows
local creatives an opportunity to turn junk into fashion - the opportunities are endless.
Outfits are made from 95 per cent recyclable materials, ranging from dog nut bags,
coffee pods, newspaper, twine, brochures and shed junk.
Each year a team of volunteers under the guidance of Artyculture coordinator Lauren
Community Bank Eyre Peninsula
13th - 15th August
By banking with a Community Bank in the Eyre Peninsula you help to support our community. Feel good about who you bank with.
Visit us at the Eyre Peninsula Field Days at site 185, 5th Street. Mentally Fit EP will be on-site, come and try their smoothie bikes.
Parade outfits are made from 95 per cent recyclable materials.
Foodland bags used to make a dress.
Siviour work tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure this is a special event.
These creative parades are held once daily in the EP Pavilion, with the outfits judged in categories and cash prize winners announced on Thursday at the final Artyculture Parade.
Andrew ‘Cosi’ Costello, a passionate South Aussie who
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Visit our pavilion at site, 464, D Road
The Department of Primary Industries and Regions (PIRSA) together with other agencies and exhibitors will be on hand to answer your questions about biosecurity, soil management, farming practices, livestock, fishing regulations and more.
Drop by for a chance to win a regional hamper worth $300.
Internal exhibitors
Animal Biosecurity
AWI Extension SA
Fisheries and Aquaculture
Invasive Species Unit - Plant Health
Regions and Major Programs
SA Drought Hub
Agtech Adoption Program
External exhibitors
drumMUSTER & ChemClear
Marine Safety SA
Regional Development
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loves country field days, is set to co-host Thursday’s parade. Every year the EP Pavilion packs out, so grab some lunch, get an early seat and join in on the fun.
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ABOVE: Entrants young and young at heart get involved with the fun of Artyculture.
A colourful collection of women’s and kids rugby tops with contrasting collars and trims
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Come fly with Angel Flight SA representative Owen Crees for one session only in the EP Pavilion on Thursday, August 15 at 10am and explore Angel Flight’s history and services.
Owen, a treasured Angel Flight pilot, has conducted 400 Angel Flight missions since he commenced volunteering in 2004.
He was raised on a sugar cane farm in far north Queensland, near Port Douglas.
Owen studied chemistry at universities in Townsville and Bristol (UK) and worked in the Queensland sugar industry for 30 years - in research and development, consulting and commodities trading.
He came to Adelaide in 2001 as the chief executive officer of Research Laboratories of Australia - a private technology development company specialising in digital
printing technology.
Now retired, Owen is pursuing other businesses and aviation interests.
He has been a licensed private pilot for more than 45 years, with 3000 hours of flying experience.
Owen is currently the director of Aldinga Aviation Pty Ltd and Australian Mooney
Pilots Association, and previously the chairperson of Angel Flight Australia for six years.
Angel Flight Australia is a charity that coordinates non-emergency flights to help people in rural and remote communities, dealing with the triple trouble of bad health, poor finances and daunting
distance.
All flights are free and may involve patients travelling to medical facilities anywhere in Australia.
Since its inception, Angel Flight has conducted more than 58,000 flights and helped 100,000 rural families in need, dealing with conditions such as leukaemia, lung cancer, brain tumours, liver, kidney or heart disease, bowel disorders, cystic fibrosis, osteoporosis and stroke.
Angel Flight has also helped people receiving post-operative treatment following accidents and a small percentage who required humanitarian aid when faced with terminal illness.
In addition, families already devastated by illness and limited finances have been reunited, helping to reduce stress and to help in the healing process.
Visit us at the Eyre Peninsula Field Days. We are located in the Carpa Pavilion at Site C24.
There is a fresh wave in the Taste of Eyre Peninsula.
From pro surfer, thirdgeneration fisherman, local West Coaster and now a food creator, Josiah Schmucker and fiancee Bek Adele have built a local cult following with the Salt & Soil food truck.
The well-travelled cook said part of the inspiration behind the project was food’s ability to connect people.
“Salt & Soil is a food van inspired by our taste of travel, passion for simple but quality food and drinks,” Josiah said.
Josiah Schmucker said Salt & Soil was inspired by a passion for simple, but quality food.
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“Showcasing ingredients and produce that are as local as possible. Sharing our experience that is sure to please the palate.”
Hailing from a West Coast fishing family, it comes as no surprise that local seafood takes centre stage in the van.
“We both love seafood and having grown up with it, it has been a huge part of our lives, so having easy access to some of the best seafood in the world, it would be silly not to capitalise and get creative with it,” Josiah said.
The Little Coffee Pot team is excited to be back at Eyre Peninsula Field Days.
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The Little Coffee Pot has been a regular in Kimba and throughout Eyre Peninsula for the past six years, serving specialty coffee from Boston Bean Coffee Co and providing homemade sweet and savoury treats.
The front verandah at Workshop26 Kimba is where the Little Coffee Pot currently hangs out five mornings a week and you
will also see it popping up at events around the community.
This year it will also be returning to Eyre Peninsula Field Days in the A Taste of EP tent.
Little Coffee Pot cannot wait to bring back its delicious hot and cold drinks, homemade cakes, biscuits and sausage rolls to the 2024 event.
Walford Anglican School for Girls proudly stands as the only South Australian boarding house to be named among the finalists in the Australian Education Awards 2024, an accolade that underscores the school’s commitment to excellence in education and transformative experiences for its students.
Principal Dr Deborah Netolicky expressed delight at this recognition.
“Being recognised as a Boarding School of the Year Excellence awardee in the Australian Education Awards 2024 is a testament to Walford’s unwavering dedication to providing an exceptional experience within our boarding house,” she said.
Nestled in the leafy suburbs of Hyde Park, just 3.5 km from Adelaide’s CBD, the boarding house stands as a haven of comfort and belonging within the middle and senior school campus.
Here, girls from diverse backgrounds come together, forming lifelong friendships while pursuing their educational endeavours.
“Our boarding house is a special, close-knit place where girls flourish academically, socially, and personally,” Dr Netolicky said.
“We pride ourselves on our family-like boarding environment of care, safety and belonging, with modern facilities that set the standard for contemporary living, learning
and leading.”
Equipped with ensuite bathrooms, both shared and private rooms offer privacy and comfort to students.
Cosy communal spaces foster camaraderie and relaxation, with movie nights and shared meals at the Fig Tree Café strengthening bonds among boarders.
Additionally, a weekend activities program ensures a fun-filled experience, affording chances for skill development, socialisation and exploration.
“Our dedicated boarding staff are committed to truly knowing each girl and understanding their individual needs,” Dr Netolicky noted.
“We prioritise creating a welcoming, inclusive, and
supportive environment that cultivates independence, self-confidence, and mutual respect among our girls.”
While academic excellence remains paramount, Walford’s boarding philosophy focuses on fostering individual talents and preparing students for life’s challenges.
With personalised attention, students receive support tailored to their strengths and interests.
“Choosing Walford means more than choosing a school; it means choosing a nurturing community where your daughter can grow, thrive, and find her place in the world.”
For more information about the Walford boarding experience, visit walford.sa.edu.au
Succession planning in the agricultural sector is a critical process ensuring the seamless transition of farm ownership and management from generation to generation.
Often perceived as daunting, it does not have to be a source of distress if approached with clear communication and strategic planning.
Engaging in open dialogues within the family and seeking guidance from trusted advisers can lay a strong foundation for a successful transition.
Letcher Moroney’s advisers come with a wealth of experience in farm succession planning.
They understand farm
succession is complex and involves much more than the succession of the business itself.
Its integrative approach includes an extensive list of considerations that need addressing before implementing a successful plan, including:
• Current business and landholding structure
• Custodian assets
• On-farm and off-farm children
• Retirement funding and planning
• Estate planning - the transition of assets on death
• Succession planning - the transition of assets and business pre-death
• Taxes and tax relief options
Letcher Moroney understands no farming business is the same and that fairness is often not equal in farming succession.
It can help you navigate the complexities of agricultural transitions, working with you to provide a tailored plan for your business and your family.
Ultimately, successful succession planning in farming hinges on foresight, effective communication and the right support to navigate the legal and financial complexities.
For personalised guidance on succession planning tailored to the unique challenges of farming, connect with the specialist primary production team at Letcher Moroney.
At Ramsey Bros, apprentices come from all walks of life and ages.
Joining the Riverton team as a mature age apprentice last year, Peter Dumesny has thrived and won the 2023 Apprentice of the Year award, proving it is never too late to pursue your dreams.
Growing up on a farm in Nullawarre in Victoria, 36-year-old Peter always had a passion for machinery.
After serving in the military for six-and-a-half years, he aspired to become a diesel mechanic and joined the Ramsey Bros Riverton team with a clear goal.
“Peter came with determination, wanting to be one of the best technicians, and he meant it,” Riverton Branch manager Justin Smorti said.
Peter enjoyed working on advanced agricultural equipment and valued the mentorship and training he has received from the Ramsey Bros team and Case IH at Wagga Wagga TAFE and working with great farmers.
Justin highlighted that targeting mature candidates like Peter was strategic to balance
the team.
“Older candidates bring a level head and life experience, giving the team a strong balance of skills,” he said.
“Age isn’t a barrier; businesses, like ours, value life experience and maturity.”
Winning the Apprentice of the Year award was a surprise to Peter, who humbly acknowledged his talented workmates.
For Justin, Peter’s recognition was a boost for the whole team.
“I was stoked for him to get the award,” he said.
“We knew he’d be one of the best - he was certainly achieving big things in our team, and it was great to see him get recognised among the whole company.”
Ramsey Bros was celebrating Peter’s success and remained committed to supporting talent at every stage of life, reminding everyone it was never too late to follow your career dreams.
Get set to live the good life - the 2025 apprentice intake is now open at ramseybros. com.au/intake
For 185 years Elders has been embedded in the fabric of Australian agriculture and played a key role in rural and regional communities by employing local people and servicing local farming families.
It is dedicated to continuing this legacy through its extensive network and by paving the way toward a bright future for agriculture through an ongoing focus on innovation and sustainability.
No matter the nature of your agricultural output, the size of your operation or the stage of development your agribusiness is currently at, a dedicated team of specialists can assist you in maximising your potential.
The Elders team of agronomists and livestock production advisors leverage the wealth of knowledge gained from extensive experience in Australian agriculture to provide you with top-notch advice whenever you need it.
Whether you require assistance with farm supplies, insurance, real estate, financial and lending services, or anything else related to agriculture, Elders serves as your convenient one-stop solution for all your requirements.
Alongside your local Elders expert staff, it is pleased to be joined by a line-up of partners, including Datamars, DM Plastics, Clear Grain Exchange, VicChem, Virbac, Heiniger, Omnia Specialties
Australia, Elanco, Beachport Minerals, Dechra, Dickson Ag, Team Poly, Waratah, Rossi Boots and DKSH Agrisolutions.
Make sure to drop by and greet the dedicated Elders EP team to discover how Elders can support you and your farming venture.
Rodney the Kangaroo
Building on the success of the stunning Clydesdale sculptures, “Bonney” and “Clyde”, and the impressive wedgetailed eagle named “Redgie the Wedgie” in 2022, talented local artist Peter Crosby has been dedicating his time in the workshop crafting his latest masterpiece - “Rodney the Roo”, who will hopping
Rodney the Kangaroo will make his first public appearance at
out to make his first public appearance.
Peter will also be at the Elders site over the three days to answer any queries and provide insight into Cleve’s charming new resident.
Moving to boarding school can be daunting, but for Mabel Hyde, a year 10 boarder at Seymour College, it marked an exciting new chapter.
Hailing from Tootenilla on Eyre Peninsula, Mabel found herself embarking on a journey far from home.
Despite the challenges of being away from home, the supportive community at Seymour College quickly alleviated any potential worries.
“My transition to the boarding house was exciting and special,” Mabel said.
“Meeting the dedicated staff, students, and carers assured me that I would get the support and care I needed.”
Central to Mabel’s experience has been the friendships
forged within the boarding house and with the wider college community.
“I enjoy the friendships made through boarding and the chance to spend quality time with new people,” she said.
She also valued the flexible tutoring offered during homework sessions.
“They can assist with any subject and help me to understand topics better.”
This has been particularly helpful for Mabel, who has had the opportunity to study high performance sport in year 9 and this year is accelerating her learning by doing two stage one SACE subjects.
Seymour’s diverse offerings enrich Mabel’s school life.
From participating in cocurricular sports to engaging in clan (house) activities, she remains socially connected and busy.
Mabel reflected that the year 9 expedition to the Flinders Ranges was a standout, “fostering a sense of independence and an appreciation for the exquisite Australian environment”.
Seymour’s unique blend of location, facilities, and community spirit, all nestled on a sprawling 25-acre campus are central to Mabel’s love of her school.
“I enjoy access to the on-site swimming pool, oval, tennis, and netball courts.”
Boarding at Seymour has certainly opened doors to
new adventures and personal growth for Mabel.
In summing up the experience, she said: “Boarding at Seymour has changed my life - bringing friendships, opportunities, and access to sports and academics that I wouldn’t have had at home.”
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With a long history of serving South Australian farmers, WSB Distributors is proud to be your Fendt dealer on Eyre Peninsula.
It understands the unique challenges and opportunities of this region and is committed to providing innovative solutions and ongoing support to help your farm thrive.
Fendt tractors are renowned for their cutting-edge technology, designed to enhance productivity, efficiency, and comfort.
From the VarioGrip tyre pressure regulation system, which optimises traction and reduces soil compaction, to the intuitive FendtONE operator interface in the wheeled tractor models, streamlining control and monitoring, Fendt tractors are built to empower farmers.
Fendt is more than just tractors however, with the Fendt Rogator delivering precision and power to your spraying operations, while the Fendt IDEAL combine redefines harvesting efficiency with its innovative Helix threshing and cleaning system.
WSB is more than just a dealer - it is your dedicated
partner.
Its experienced staff undergo extensive training to guide you through the entire process, from selecting the right model to mastering its features.
WSB staff will work closely with you to understand your specific needs and ensure your Fendt equipment seamlessly integrates into your operation.
The company offers comprehensive after-sales service and support to keep your Fendt machinery running smoothly.
WSB’s factory-trained
WSB Distributors is your Fendt dealer on Eyre Peninsula.
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BELOW: WSB staff will work closely with you to understand your specific needs.
technicians are equipped to handle any maintenance or repair needs, minimising downtime and maximising productivity.
Curious about how Fendt can transform your operation? Come to the Eyre Peninsula Field Days and experience the
WSB difference.
Visit the WSB site to see Fendt products first-hand and chat with the knowledgeable team.
Let the team show you why Fendt and WSB are the perfect partners for your farming success.
Sacred Heart College has been a home away from home for boarding students from across Australia since 1905.
For more than 25 years, Sacred Heart College has offered co-educational boarding and prides itself on being able to provide a positive and safe boarding experience for all, where family spirit is a hallmark of achieving success.
Sacred Heart College is situated in the beachside suburb of Somerton Park and only a short walk from the beach and Glenelg, with up to 130 boarders being able to call it home.
The boarding house is purpose built with state-of-the-art living arrangements and aims to provide a homely feel for
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students.
“The college boasts outstanding facilities and provides each student with excellent opportunities to be successful and achieve their best,” the school’s director of boarding Robert Gill said.
“As a community we have a strong academic focus, but also aim to provide our boarders with opportunities
they may not get back home. These opportunities extend beyond the academic and pastoral realm, by ensuring each boarder in our care has a wholesome and fulfilling experience.”
There is a strong community focus and the school aims to provide its boarders with a holistic education and community living experience that
caters to all.
“Wellbeing is central to all we do and our goal is to provide each boarder in our care with an important set of life skills that will not only benefit them during their schooling and boarding journey, but in the many years that follow,” the director said.
“We take great joy in seeing our boarders flourish here as part of our Sacred Heart College boarding family and have a loyal and passionate old scholar network who are still a strong presence within our community, well beyond their time here at the college.”
For further information, visit shc.sa.edu.au, contact (08) 8350 2559 or email boarding@shc.sa.edu.au
Sacred Heart College is a place of welcome, belonging, family spirit and student achievement, both within and outside of the classroom.
The Leak Detection Unit has done amazing things for stock water users on Eyre Peninsula since its release in 2011.
The ability to connect to SA Water meters as well as monitor water tanks and bore/dam water use has made the unit a ‘must have’ piece of equipment.
It fits quickly and easily to any SA Water meter, water tank or pump.
The device will text reports of water usage or tank levels wherever you are.
Utilising ‘Wildeye’ loggers provides the most versatile and user friendly web inter-
face and app on the market.
The newly released Wildeye Remote Monitoring app takes data utilisation to the next level.
The versatile loggers can be used for weather stations, tank level monitors, soil moisture probes, pump monitors and standard Leak Detection Unit.
The unique aspect of the Leak Detection Unit is the daily text message which reports the total water use of the previous day as well as the minimum night time flow per hour.
Graphed data is available
online or through the app, but there is nothing more convenient than having water use data sent to you wherever you are.
Whether you are on holidays, own a block of land down the road or in another part of the country, your water use data will be sent to you.
A Leak Detection Unit is simple to install and proven to work right across Eyre Peninsula.
Users know the system is excellent at detecting minor water leaks as well as providing rapid knowledge of major leaks.
Alpha Group prides itself on its unrivalled backup and support.
For more information, call Shane on 0419 400 461.
Out & About rugbys are finally coming to Eyre Peninsula.
Based in Keith, Out & About Clothing is a proud South Australian business which manufactures its own unique range of women’s and kids rugby tops.
Out & About Clothing is well known for its rugbys with amazing bright contrasting collars and the ability to custom-make garments to fit all women.
Out & About Clothing is excited to finally be exhibiting at
Eyre Peninsula Field Days.
It will bring hundreds of rugby jumpers and polos in every colour of the rainbow.
You will be sure to find a combination that you love.
Owner and designer Christine Rosenzweig has turned a love of sewing into a thriving clothing label and loves to attend field days and other events around the country to give ladies the opportunity to view one of the largest colour ranges of women’s rugby tops you will find.
Out & About Clothing
offers women both relaxed fit and semi-fitted rugbys and provide a range of kids’ rugby tops as well.
Ladies’ rugbys are available from size XS through to 6XL or a custom rugby can be made to fit your body
measurements.
Out & About looks forward to seeing you at Eyre Peninsula Field Days. Find the team in the Kielpa Pavilion.
The full range is available to view online at outandaboutclothing.com.au
Out & About owner and designer Christine Rosenzweig has created a vibrant range of women’s and kids rugby tops. PHOTO: SUPPLIED
Kelly Kelly Legal is a diverse legal firm based in Jamestown, servicing clients throughout South Australia.
Founded by Kelly Kelly, who grew up on her own family farm, the firm understands the unique challenges faced by farming families.
Kelly Kelly Legal embodies a rare blend of legal acumen and heartfelt dedication to its clients and their family’s prosperity.
Specialising in estate planning, succession strategies, conveyancing and family law, Kelly Kelly Legal has earned a reputation for navigating the complexities of rural life with compassion and expertise.
For more than a decade,
Kelly Kelly Legal has been a trusted advisor to farming families, helping them secure their legacies and navigate legal intricacies with confidence.
Its approach is not just about providing legal solutions; it is about supporting clients through every mile-
stone, ensuring their family’s traditions and livelihoods endure.
Recognised for its dedication and expertise, Kelly Kelly Legal continues to set the standard for legal services in rural South Australia.
The firm’s commitment extends beyond the office walls, as it actively engages with local communities and advocates for the interests of rural families.
Whether you are planning for the future of your estate or seeking guidance through a family dispute, Kelly Kelly Legal is here to safeguard your interests and uphold the values that define rural life.
Welding Equipment Sales & Service (W.E.S.S.) is the largest independent welding distribution business in South Australia.
One hundred per cent Australian owned, it serves a large customer base via its showroom, warehouse and workshop facilities located in Wingfield, South Australia.
W.E.S.S. provides an infield service/repair fleet along with infield sales representatives covering metropolitan Adelaide and major South Australian rural regions.
It specialises in everything related to cutting, welding and metal fabrication - this is what W.E.S.S. does and it does it all - sales, service, hire and repair for all major industry brands.
Partnering with major brands and industry end-customers, the company provides cutting edge, best practice solutions to drive
improved safety, quality, productivity and efficiency, while providing the expertise to back it up.
Servicing the state for more than 40 years, W.E.S.S. caters for all customers big and small - from mechanical contractors, rural and local communities to the home handyman seeking products and technical advice.
Committed to servicing its rural customers, W.E.S.S. will come to you with its fully stocked sales vans.
Boasting a comprehensive range of welding equipment, accessories and consumable products, they are on the road every day to assist in your next project - providing expert advice and products for your
next D.I.Y or major fabrication, ensuring support when you need it.
Providing solutions with expert advice and delivering value added products and services to its customers, no job is too big or small.
W.E.S.S. strives to deliver the best solution for the job, with the best products, quality and price in South Australia combined with back-up and ongoing support.
Come to W.E.S.S. and browse its fully stocked showroom, service and hire departments.
W.E.S.S. believes in carrying stock to suit any situation, with the largest range of brands and products in South Australia.
With products to suit every price point, the company is proud to service the diverse individual needs of its customers.
Eyre Peninsula Trophy and Engraving Services
Blue and Erin King are the new owners of Eyre Peninsula Trophy and Engraving Services - after buying the business from Phil and Judy Olsen in December 2023. They offer the same great variety of trophies and giftware, with the addition of the new 2024 range.
There are a multitude of surfaces they can engrave on - using a laser machine and hand or rotary engraving.
Erin said that it was as customers of the business when it was located in Whyalla that they first became interested in buying it.
“I went up to get some trophies for our tennis club and started a conversation,” she said.
“We wanted a family business and our children are at an age to help out. We have both been in careers that have taken us away from fam-
ily due to long hours or travel. “We wanted something that we could be creative withboth of us are fairly creative and so are our children.”
The sky is the limit when it comes to what type of trophy or giftware they can supply, as most of them have interchangeable figures or plaques to cater for the variety of sports or occasion.
Their children Noah, 12, and Jaime, 11, help out after school - putting logos on medallions and working on different combinations of trophy parts to create something unique to suit an event. Blue encouraged people to speak to them about their ideas to commemorate any special occasion or achieve-
ment.
They are always happy to create something special, using the client’s ideas and their own and communicating back and forth to make something the client is happy with.
A recent example was for a clock to mark a retirement, which they worked with the customers on to get it just as they wanted it.
“They have now got a unique, one-of-a-kind clock,” Erin said.
Eyre Peninsula Trophy and Engraving Services is now situated at 12 Main Street, Cowell.
Blue and Erin can be emailed at eptrophies5602@gmail. com or phone 0427 110 667 to discuss any of your trophy or giftware needs.
Scotch College strives to offer one of the world’s best co-educational boarding experiences.
It has hosted boarders from regional and rural Australia for 100 years, and a century of experience has taught that each family is unique.
The college’s personal approach emphasises wellbeing and supports each child to feel happy and supported as they pursue their passions and achieve their potential.
Scotch provides a safe and supportive living environment underpinned by respect.
Guided by this overarching ethos, Scotch College has been a home away from home for hundreds of boarders across multiple generations.
Located in the Adelaide foothills, the extensive grounds and open spaces form a bridge between the city and the bush.
Scotch is a place where students find their voice, independence and unrealised potential in readiness for their future.
Boarding at Scotch is available to students from year 7 and caters for students from around the globe.
The school’s strengths are co-education, diversity and opportunities to develop great people.
Boarding at Scotch truly is a family and a home away from home.
Purruna Spencer Newton Centre
Scotch’s new $27m Purruna Spencer Newton Centre symbolises and enhances what makes Scotch College one of the most effective and high achieving schools in Australia.
Its facilities include two new indoor courts, fitness suites and a swimming centre, plus classroom spaces, consultation rooms and breakout areas which enhances the wellbeing offer for all year groups.
Learn more at scotch. sa.edu.au/wsc
Find out more
For more information about Scotch College Adelaide, boarding at Scotch, enrolment and scholarship opportunities, visitscotch.sa.edu.au/boarding
The college warmly invites country students to undertake a ‘come and try’ experience and add an overnight stay in the boarding house to get a taste for the safe and homely atmosphere of the Rosevear Boarding community.
Scotch College has hosted boarders for a century and welcomes Eyre Peninsula students to join the family.
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In the realm of construction and earthmoving projects, success hinges not just on robust machinery, but also on reliable support and service.
This crucial partnership between equipment and service is where REACT International stands out.
Specialising in the sales of top-tier earthmoving and construction machinery, it redefines industry standards with commitment to excellence in both products and aftersales service.
REACT International understands downtime translates into lost opportunities and increased costs.
That is why it not only offers a comprehensive range
of high-quality machinery suitable for diverse project needs, but also guarantees exceptional backup service.
The team of highly trained technicians is readily available to provide timely maintenance, ensuring your operations continue seamlessly.
What truly sets REACT apart is an unwavering dedication to availability of spare parts.
Whether you require routine maintenance or emergency repairs, swift response and access to parts ensure minimal disruption to your operations.
Moreover, REACT International believes in forging lasting partnerships with clients.
Its customer-centric ap-
proach means it listens to your needs and provides tailored solutions that maximise efficiency and productivity.
In a competitive market where reliability and performance are non-negotiable, REACT International stands at the forefront with its comprehensive offering of earthmoving and construction machinery, backed by unparalleled
Choose REACT International for your next project and experience the difference.
service and support.
Choose REACT International for your next project and experience the difference in quality, reliability, and efficiency.
Contact REACT today to discover how it can elevate your operation to new heights.
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Baysips
Blossoms
Bondor
Boston
Callipari
Lifestyle Program
Tuesday 13th
10am
Cool 4 Kids
11am
Thermomix - ‘Seeding and Harvest meal prepping’ with Nikalene Riddle from Skinnymixers
12.30pm
Mint Fusion Fashion Parade
1pm
Artyculture Parade
2pm
Cool 4 Kids
3pm
Thermomix - ‘Healthy Food for young Families’ with Nikalene Riddle from Skinnymixers
Wednesday 14th
10am
Cool 4 Kids
11am
Suzie Kenny - What’s love got to do with it?
12pm
Mint Fusion Fashion Parade
12.30pm
Artyculture Parade
1.30pm
Cool 4 Kids
2.30pm
Suzie Kenny - Go your own way
3.30pm
Succession and estate planning presentation with Olivia Hughes and Michael Tarin
Thursday 15th
10am
Angel Flight with Owen Crees 11am
Poodra Native Spring Flowers with Jasmine Piggott 12pm
On the stage with Cosi
12.30pm
Artyculture Parade co-hosted with Cosi
There will be Action at site 340, Eighth Street at the 2024 Eyre Peninsula Field Days.
Action “The Big Shed People” are a third-generation family business specialising in designing, manufacturing and installing heavy-duty farm sheds across Australia.
With more than 20 years of experience in the manufacturing industry and construction industry, Action Steel shed designs are costeffective, functional and the perfect fit for the Australian agricultural industry.
As well as best-practice designs, every Action shed is built from Australianmade steel and fully hot dip galvanised after manufacture to ensure maximum durability and longevity.
This heavy-duty UB column and open web truss frame design will be on display along with custom gutters and cladding options at Eyre Peninsula Field Days for you to view the quality of construction first-hand.
The company’s extensive farm shed range includes hay
sheds, grain sheds, machinery sheds, workshops and chemical and fertiliser storage sheds, with the added benefit of complete project management from council permit applications, right through to installation and completion.
What is more, Action’s Customer Insight Program ensures clients are kept well-
informed at every stage of the project, providing peace of mind and a hassle-free experience for all involved.
In fact, Action’s mission is to be passionate about quality farm sheds and making people happy by doing the right thing, every time and every day.
If you are planning a new farm shed build, be sure to catch up with the building consultants on site at the Action Steel exhibit at Eyre Peninsula Field Days.
In the meantime, visit actionsteel.com.au to learn more about the Action farm shed range and view the latest project photos and resources.
You can also call 1800 687 888 to discuss your project.
RSM, Mint Fusion & Poodra Springs
RSM’s Michael Tarin will speak at the event.
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RSM financial advisor Olivia Hughes, along with chartered accountant Michael Tarin, will be offering a presentation in the EP Pavilion on Wednesday, August 14 at 3.30pm.
The presentation will centre on ensuring equality for succession planning and the importance of estate planning.
The RSM pair are locals looking after locals and the business is based upon strong relationships and quality service.
Michael offers a broad
range of business advisory services.
He has a strong background in the agribusiness industry and is well equipped to tackle the unique set of challenges that separates agribusiness from other sectors.
Michael is known for his affable personality and is well regarded among clients and colleagues alike for his personable and approachable nature.
Olivia and Michael look forward to sharing their professional and informa-
From dust to dahlias, immerse yourself into native gardening with Jasmine Piggott of Poodra Native Spring Flowers in the EP Pavilion at 11am on Thursday, August 15 for one day only.
The 2021 Sustainable Agriculture Scholarship Winner and WoTL Stepping into Leadership graduate 2022 will take you through the story of how her blooming enterprise
was established despite years of heartbreaking drought. Explore ways to diversify a sustainable business and make the most of opportunities.
Grab your morning tea on the way and come along as Jasmine shares her inspiring story.
There will also be a chance to take some Poodra Springs native seeds home.
Olivia Hughes from RSM will provide information on succession planning.
tive guide to succession and estate planning at this year’s Eyre Peninsula Field Days. RSM offers quality services in wealth creation, personal insurance and protection, retirement planning, financial consulting, estate planning and wealth management. This is for one session only, so make sure you grab a coffee, come along and learn the important process of succession and estate planning in your business and family structure.
Mint Fusion Boutique is celebrating a decade in business and showcasing top brands on the catwalk at Eyre Peninsula Field Days.
Experience the ultimate fashion showcase with the local store at the event.
Join Mint Fusion on the catwalk on Tuesday, August 13 and Wednesday, August 14 in the EP Pavilion featuring top brands like Eb & Ive, Adorne, Country Road, Elm and Foxwood, as it celebrates its 10th year in business.
Be sure not to miss the stunning new spring/summer transeasonal collections with the opportunity to purchase from the Mint Fusion team onsite at field days.
Follow Mint Fusion Boutique on Facebook, Instagram and online to stay informed on new stock updates and sales.
Grab a coffee and a seat on the front row.
The Lions Medical Research Foundation is offering free skin cancer screenings at Eyre Peninsula Field Days.
Come along from August 13 to 15 to get your skin checked by professionals - early detection is vital.
Australia has one of the
highest rates of skin cancer in the world, but Lions clubs are doing their bit to reduce that level and its impact on families.
The Lions Medical Research Foundation’s mobile clinic is on the road offering free skin check services, especially to those in rural and remote areas with limited access to specialist
skin care professionals.
The unit is operated by fully trained, certified and professionally supervised volunteers.
Fully trained dermoscopists, who operate handheld microscopes to check over the skin, identify any suspect
Come along and get your skin checked by professionals. Early detection is the key! Due to high demand, bookings are essential. To book an appointment phone Lorraine on 0427 204 035. Donʼt miss this chance to take care of your health!
lesions and refer people on to doctors if any are found. Due to high demand, bookings are essential. Be sure to grab the chance to take care of your health. Visit lmrfsa.org.au/event/ cleve-field-days-august-13-14-15 for more details.
Whilst the 90-acre ‘backyard’ of St Peter’s College boarders may not compare to the vast expanses many of its boarders are accustomed to, it is a spacious and special space where they can explore their passions, feel a sense of belonging, have the courage to be themselves and make the most of every opportunity.
The School & Allen Boarding House is more than just a place to live, it is the heart of the school community.
Each boarder is personally known and individually valued.
Boarding at St Peter’s College is very much a partnership
between students, their families, teachers and boarding staff, with each making an important contribution to this exceptional community of learning.
Staff strive to create an inclusive and caring community that values kindness and embraces a sense of family.
Former boarding house captain Oakley Price, born and raised on Eyre Peninsula, acknowledged this strong, diverse, yet tight-knit community formed by boys and their families from rural, regional, interstate and international backgrounds.
“There is a wonderful house
Visit us at the Field Days to meet our Boarding Team and learn about our welcoming and caring boarding environment that aims to challenge and develop students academically and personally.
Boarding enrolments are now open for 2025 and beyond.
Private tours of the School are always available.
Please call Amanda Bruce, Director of Enrolments on 8404 0400 or email admissions@stpeters.sa.edu.au
Find us in the Carpa Pavilion ( 2nd Street)
stpeters.sa.edu.au
culture, and I love knowing that in years to come I will have brothers all over the world; and we will all be connected by the bond of boarding and School & Allen House.”
St Peter’s does not underestimate the sacrifices made by families to send their child to boarding school. The college strives to ensure all boarding families feel
velopment is the number one priority as it creates for them a foundation for a lifetime of
Australis/Genelink Dorper and White Dorper Studs were founded in 1997 with a very clear vision to “breed easy care ewes and rams, cleanskin sheep that perform and thrive in low rainfall grazing country”.
That focus is the same today and was recently reinforced - at Broken Hill Agfair 2024 - from long-term clients highlighting high returns from prime lambs sired by its commercial flock rams.
What makes the sheep ‘easy care’ selection for:
- Sound feet, mobility and conformation
- Ewes and rams that shedcleanskins
- Dorpers are non-selective grazers demonstrating a low
food conversion ratio (drought tolerant) - less food for more meat
- Ewes and rams have proven high fertility - 130 per cent/lambing three times in two years - 195 per cent annualised
- Ewe lambs joined from eight-months-old and promising ram lambs test mated at five months
- Together with demonstrated high yielding carcasses with exceptional eating quality, the sheep are the ideal package suited to self-replacing dry land grazing systems.
Australis and Genelink stud selection is backed up by Lambplan and DNA analysis.
From 1997 they adopted a collegial approach to busi-
ness, sharing genetics, ram purchases, markets, animal husbandry and AB technology with like-minded farmers who have often become close friends over the years.
Collaboration was a foundation of the early Dorper industry and one to keep returning to, given the current competitive dollar-driven market and looking to the future and planning for generational change.
Today it welcomes the recent collaboration with the family-based business Garryowen Pastoral Company.
Operated by Sean O’Brien and Bec Henderson - along with their four boys Hunter, Eli, Hudson and Jackson - the mixed farming opera-
tion based in Cowell covers 7000ha, made up of 3000ha arable land and 4000ha of managed native mallee vegetation.
The recent addition of 100 Australis/Genelink ewes now complements their 300 ewe White Dorper and Meatmaster flock.
With a shared vision all look forward to breeding high-performance flock rams for a growing client base and resuming the annual Wudinna ram sale.
We don’t rein in adventurous hearts and minds, we set them free.
CARPA Site No
Eynsbury House of Couture ................................C1
Noble Frank .....................................................C2
Cleve Community Library ...................................C3
Cleve Area School/Sims Farm ............................C4
Back 2 Basics Traditions.....................................C5
Walford Anglican School for Girls ......................C7
Urrbrae Agricultural High School ........................C8
Pembroke.........................................................C9
Loreto College Marryatville ...............................C10
Mint Fusion Boutique ........................................C11
Eyre & Far North Local Health Network ..............C12
Hajora Collective .............................................C13
Forget It Not Designs ........................................C14
Immanuel College ............................................C16
Tafe SA...........................................................C17
Cheeky Rascal .................................................C18
RSM Australia..................................................C19
Westminster School ..........................................C20
Kelly Kelly Legal...............................................C21
Aquinas College ..............................................C22
St Joseph’s School - Pt Lincoln ............................C23
Uni Hub Spencer Gulf.......................................C24
The National Party of South Australia .................C25
Heaps Good Spirits..........................................C26
St Peter’s College .............................................C27
Aboriginal Family Support Services ....................C28
KIELPA Site No
RAA Travel Port Lincoln .................................K1
Port Lincoln Hotel .........................................K2
Seed & Bliss Designs ....................................K3
Radio 5CC..................................................K4
Nutrimetics..................................................K5
Funky Kidz Wear .........................................K6
Blossoms EP.................................................K7
Maeve ........................................................K7
RSPCA.......................................................K 9
Lock Free Presbyterian Church ......................K10
Barnabas Aid .............................................K11
Bible Plaques..............................................K12
Gideons.....................................................K12
Wilderness School ......................................K13
Roses on Eyre .............................................K14
Navigator College ......................................K15
Out & About Clothing..................................K16
Rostrevor College........................................K17
South Australia Police ..................................K18
nbnCo .......................................................K19
Cowell Area School ....................................K20
Bondor ......................................................K21
Vestas Development Australia Pty Ltd .............K22
Angel Flight................................................K23
Exotic Licorice & Fudge................................K24
Dave’s Blinds ..............................................K25
Lincoln College ...........................................K26
University of South Australia .........................K27
Niagra Medical Therapy .............................K28
Scotch College Adelaide..............................K29
The Mix Australia (Thermomix)......................K30
Ugly Swan .................................................K32
Eye Muffs ...................................................K33
Ultramatic ..................................................K34
Sacred Heart College ..................................K35
Nu-view Aluminium Windows Doors & Glass .K36
K17
K9 K10 K32 K35 K11 K30 K27 K36 K14 K12 K13 K33 K28 K16 K18 K29
K15 K25 K2 K6 K34 K19
CROSSVILLE ` Site No
Judo
ADM Grain ...............................................403Q
Catapult Wealth.........................................403R
Advantage Grain .......................................403S
Letcher Moroney Chartered Accountants .......403T
4Farmers Australia Pty Ltd ...........................403U
SA Power Networks ...................................403V
Northern Water - Infrastructure SA ..............403W
H2EX........................................................403X
FMD Financial ...........................................403Y
Wurth Australia .........................................403Z
4Farmers Australia Pty Ltd
403U
Road Advisory Services
Aboriginal Family Support Services Lifestyle C28 2nd Street Advisory Services
Advantage Grain Pty Ltd Main 403S D Road Advisory Services
AgTech Main 463
Angel Flight Lifestyle K23 Lifestyle
Animal Health Biosecurity
Australian Red Cross
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Wilderness School is incredibly proud to celebrate 140 years of exceptional education.
Throughout much of this rich history, the boarding community has been at the heart of the school and it is easy to see why.
Immersed in opportunity, tradition and life-changing relationships, Wilderness boarders become trailblazing women who believe in themselves and their ability to make a positive impact.
The feeling of being at ‘home’ defines the Wilderness boarding experience.
The unique design of the house - with its connected walkways and character-filled spaces - contributes to its welcoming atmosphere, but more
than anything it is about the relationships cultivated.
“Wilderness boarders develop lifelong bonds,” principal Belinda Arnfield said.
“These relationships shape their lives, enrich them as people and build their self-worth. “Wilderness boarders are embraced for who they are as individuals, and deeply connected to each other.”
The Mentoring Program is one of the boarding school’s signature offerings, ensuring girls have a smooth transition into boarding life.
Big sisters and buddies are assigned from within the boarding community to act as a support system for new boarders.
Another bespoke offering, the Wilderness Boarding
House Activities Program, is tailor-made to fit the varied interests of the girls and allow them to experience the best of what is on offer in South Australia’s amazing capital, from footy at the Adelaide Oval to award-winning festivals like the Fringe and so much more.
The Boarders Fashion Parade is one of Wilderness School’s most celebrated traditions.
This annual event brings the community together, showcasing SA businesses and national fashion designers.
Funds raised from the event support the Bahadure School and boarding house in the Annapurna region of Nepal, funding tuition, teachers’ salaries and operating expenses.
“One of our core principles
is that with privilege comes a responsibility to help others and to teach our girls that they have the agency to make a positive difference,” Mrs Arnfield said.
“We are so proud of our boarding program and our girls. There is so much opportunity within a Wilderness boarding experience, it is really one-of-a-kind.”
The school’s boarding entrance scholarship is now open - find out more and apply at: wilderness.com.au/ scholarships
To learn more about Wilderness, visit the school at field days or contact registrar Natalie Klein at 8344 6688 or nklein@wilderness.com.au to arrange a tour of the school and boarding house. Within a Wilderness boarding experience lies a unique opportunity for each girl to achieve her potential. Travelling her own unique path, she learns to be adventurous, respectful and courageous. A confident global citizen. A TRAILBLAZER.
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Please join us at the Eyre Peninsula Field Days to learn more about boarding at Wilderness School. wilderness.com.au
Seeding system blockages hurt at seeding time, causing unnecessary downtime and expense - and hurt even more when you view results on the harvester.
Even a slight disruption to achieving maximum flow means less than optimum production, which is frustrating when the terms of trade can put a premium on every last grain.
Growers want to know that their selected product rates are being applied and their seed and fertilisers are always being sown simultaneously.
Latest blockage and flow monitoring technology is alleviating these concerns and providing growers with peace of mind for their seeding op-
erations - and for when they hop on the header later.
The Recon Wireless Blockage and Flow Monitor, on display at the FarmTech site at Eyre Peninsula Field Days, features patented acoustic sensors that are highly durable and instantly detect blockages or reduced seed flow anywhere on seeding implements.
Multiple sensor options allow the system to easily adapt to nearly any rig or application and the software is compatible with iPads, providing a user-friendly interface that displays all manifold runs and gives an audible alert if a run becomes blocked.
SA grower Tim Doering said his family-run Flexi-Coil
Grower Tim Doering with the latest blockage and flow monitoring technology.
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bars, all with in-line knifepoint and press wheel tyne configurations, when considering a blockage monitoring system opted for the Recon Wireless Blockage and Flow Monitor from Farmscan.
“We were getting sick of the seeding mistakes and the wireless monitor looked easy to set up and work with,” Tim said.
“We thought a little bit of monitoring could be good and weren’t expecting huge things. With canola sown at 1.3-2.5 kilos (per hectare), we didn’t think it would be detectable, but we now know straight away when the box runs out. We couldn’t believe it would pick up canola.
“The first time we had it on, the fan was too slow and it wasn’t seeding, and it picked it up.”
Tim said the return on investment with the blockage monitors was significant considering the reduction in mistakes and the benefits from achieving correct time of sowing.
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Ahrens’ latest pursuits in revolutionising its transportable silo range through innovative technology and manufacturing techniques is greatly helping farmers control their on-farm storage capabilities.
The fifth-generation, South Australian family-owned engineering, manufacturing and construction company has made significant investments within its local factories to ensure farmers are guaranteed reliable and high-quality rural infrastructure to support their operations.
Ahrens has cleverly taken all the best features from its broader range of silos manufactured in SA, Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland and combined them with world-class technology.
This results in a product which gives you the best infrastructure solutions to suit
every farming application.
Ahrens Silos Group general manager Mirela Vuckic said the outcome was superior rural infrastructure made available to rural clients within a competitive market.
“It means we now have the advantage to offer Australian farmers a greatly improved product with standardised and quality components,” she said.
“We have also invested in world-class machinery in most of our factories so we can handle larger coil more easily, reduce the number of horizontal joins in our tanks and, with the reinforcement of internal wall stiffeners, has resulted in a structurally advanced silo.”
Further strength in the silo range is backed by the replacement of rivets with mono bolts, Huck bolts and Henrob fasteners for a superior seal finish.
Mirela said.
All silo bases have been upgraded with a cone design that enables grain to run more freely, which is especially helpful with clean out of products such as sorghum, barley or oats.
A big feature for Ahrens involved its ring beam design.
“Instead of being RHS square bent around, we have reinforced the top of the base with angled silo section,”
Bread Australia is a faith-motivated humanitarian response to people living in communities around the world who are threatened by food insecurity.
Part of the global not-forprofit charity Barnabas Aid, it partners with Australian businesses, farmers and individuals to improve the lives of oppressed and marginalised minorities by shipping gifts of high-protein grains - lentils, chickpeas and wheat.
South Australian farmers have enthusiastically joined with it to bring 47,000 kilograms of life-saving Mid North grown lentils in 20kg bags to Matabeleland in southern Zimbabwe, initiating what has been described as a ‘lentil revolution’ - providing more than 300,000 meal portions in the drought-afflicted country.
Further shipments of grain to be shipped through Pakistan to South Asian communities are in the pipeline.
The success of Bread is its building of robust logistical supply chains.
Utilising the expertise of Viterra Grower Services, AGT Foods and Kangaroo Island Pure Grain, it ships container loads of lentils from the Port of Adelaide to lands in desperate need of vital protein.
Bread Australia is keen for you to get involved in this brilliant local initiative that makes a global difference.
Farmers can make donations to Bread Australia through the National Grower Registration (NGR) card scheme.
Contributions of ASW grade grain can be made when delivering to any Viterra site.
Viterra will then work with the charity to consolidate the grain to be out-turned at Port Adelaide, ready for export.
Farmers can also make donations directly to Bread’s NGR account #1501 0105 by contacting the Bread head office at 117 King William
Street, Adelaide on 1300 365 799 or info@breadprojects.org.
Grain already warehoused in Viterra bulk handling facilities can be donated using the grower-to-grower form available from.
Gifts of grain or money to Bread Australia is a taxdeductible donation.
“This alteration is something only our company uses and it means that there is no structural ledge for stored product to hang.”
Above others, Ahrens’ pursuits mean it is your answer to storing and protecting your harvest no matter the season’s outlook.
Learn more about Ahrens’ transportable silo range by visiting ahrensrural.com.au
Meet Simon Collins, founder of Olympus Loaders - a leading supplier of wheel loaders and machinery.
With more than 30 years of experience, Simon’s mission is to provide top-quality machines, expert advice and exceptional customer service.
Olympus Loaders offers a diverse range of machinery, including wheel loaders, mini loaders, tractors, and telehandlers.
Assembled in Australia, its machines are renowned for superior quality control and precision.
Customers trust Olympus for its exclusive warranties, expert service, and extensive industry knowledge.
The company’s loaders range in power from 100hp to 290hp, featuring the robust YX construction series and the versatile FS Farm series.
Additionally, it provides tractors, telehandlers, and telescopic wheel loaders to meet various needs.
Serving both farmers and the construction sector, the Olympus team is eager to showcase the wheel loader range at local shows.
“Meeting and chatting with locals each year helps us better plan for what buyers want,” Simon said.
Explore the latest models and meet the expert team at Eyre Peninsula Field Days.
Experience first-hand the
power, performance, and reliability that sets Olympus Loaders apart.
For more information, visit olympusloaders.com.au or contact 1800 566 080.
Established in 1990, Spray Shop has become the go-to destination for farmers in South Australia seeking top-quality spraying equipment.
With decades of experience, it understands the unique challenges Australian farmers face when it comes to delivering fluid solutions into the field.
Spray Shop liquid injection system has been successfully developed to handle phosphoric acid and offers a two-year warranty.
Its liquid injection kit uses only the highest quality components to not only provide you with the ultimate in accurate liquid application, but to also give you years of reliable service in what can be the harshest environment of liquid fertiliser.
Spray Shop’s system ensures even ‘stop and start’ application by using 5psi check valves.
It has hose coils to achieve accurate and even flow to the tyne point which avoids product settling into the coils and potential tripping hazard for operators.
The company’s commitment to excellence has resulted in the most accurate fertiliser distribution system available on the market.
Spray Shop’s technical team has researched and developed a state-of-the-art, bolt on system that allows for a multitude of customisations to suit and exceed the high demands of today’s farming community.
Its liquid injection system combines precision, efficiency and reliability to help Australian farmers achieve optimal results.
Experience the difference that Spray Shop can make for your agricultural operation.
Spray Shop’s Liquid
Liquid Distribution Module 2
Fertiliser Application System: Liquid precision where it counts.
Maximise productivity at seeding time with Spray Shop’s Liquid Distribution Module to deliver pop-up starters, inoculants, fungicides and other fluid products. It is the only system on the market that has been successfully developed to handle Phosphoric Acid.
Distribution Module has been designed to be highly accurate and simple to use and install. Contact Spray Shop today to
Spray Shop uses high quality components to provide you with accurate liquid application.
learn more about its liquid injection system and how it can benefit your farm on 1800 777 090.
For the past 14 years, Hi-Tech Ag Solutions has been at the forefront of liquid fertilisers and soil amelioration.
Its commitment to highquality products is recognised both domestically and internationally.
Hi-Tech Ag Solutions serves diverse industries, including broadacre farming, pastures, viticulture and horticulture.
Its product development is grounded in the extensive field experience of the team of agronomists, working closely with its customers.
This collaboration ensures the company’s products are adaptable to various soils, environments and cultural practices, while maintaining the core values of quality and innovation.
Hi-Tech Ag Solutions has gained valuable experience addressing common agricultural
challenges such as soil acidity, aluminium toxicity, soil microbiology, salinity, and non-wetting soils.
“In times where costs are increasing, it’s crucial for growers and suppliers to pursue efficiency in our systems. All our products are designed with this goal in mind,” a Hi-Tech Ag Solutions team member said.
“Our products not only meet customer demands for building soil carbon and enhancing microbiology but also ensure that our systems become more profitable and sustainable in the medium and long term.”
Hi-Tech Ag Solutions is at the forefront of liquid fertilisers and soil amelioration.
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BELOW: A canola field supported by Hi-Tech Ag Solutions.
Eyre Peninsula is a region with unique demands and challenges for the agricultural industry.
With a huge spectrum of agricultural practices ranging from dryland grain and cotton, irrigated cropping, citrus, vineyards, market gardening and orcharding such as nuts, understanding customer needs is pivotal for delivering tailored products.
TKV prioritises track and undercarriage solutions that have been designed and built to suit this wide variety of requirements prevalent in the region, offering exceptional durability, minimal downtime, and optimal performance.
Versatility is critical, with terrain ranging from muddy
fields to rocky landscapes, solutions are required that can adapt seamlessly to various conditions - products must be capable of enduring prolonged use without compromising on performance.
Additionally, cost-effectiveness remains a crucial factor, aiming to maximise the value of investments without sacrificing quality.
TKV products encompass a diverse selection of aftermarket replacement rubber tracks, rollers, idlers, sprockets and other undercarriage components designed to deliver superior performance and longevity for both agricultural machinery as well as a unique range of wheel to track conversions systems.
The team prides itself on sourcing products from reputable manufacturers known for their commitment to quality and innovation, including their own Australian-borne innovation, Stryder Track.
The Aussie designed and built Stryder Track tracks conversion systems have undergone rigorous testing to ensure they meet the highest standards of durability and reliability.
Furthermore, they offer customised options to accommodate specific requirements, and address unique challenges faced in demanding agricultural operating environments, for example narrow options for orcharding and wide options for controlled
traffic farming.
In addition to the products, the dedicated team provides a suite of services aimed at supporting clients throughout the lifecycle of tracks and undercarriage systems.
From installation and maintenance, to repairs and replacements, the experienced workshop team delivers prompt and efficient solutions to minimise downtime and optimise equipment performance.
By attending and facilitating discussions at local field days, TKV Group is able to gain valuable insights into clients’ evolving needs and preferences, and establish meaningful connections to foster relationships.
Pembroke School has a proud history of boarding, welcoming students from around Australia and the world to their home away from home.
Boarding is a unique chance to live in a strong and diverse community where the school provides outstanding care for students in an atmosphere of friendship and fun.
Pembroke offers boarding accommodation for girls and boys from years 7 to 12 in one boarding precinct situated in Kensington Park, just a few kilometres from Adelaide’s CBD.
Its boarders socialise together in large common recreational spaces, enjoying facilities including a stunning
alfresco area, direct access to the School pool and Haslam Oval, and a new Boarders’ Dining Room.
Safety, security and wellbeing are the school’s highest priority, with staff on duty 24 hours, seven days a week.
Boarding staff and teachers communicate regularly with parents about the progress of their child, and tutors work with boarders in the boarding house to provide pastoral care and academic support.
In addition to the school’s tutors, boarders are cared for by house supervisors who are on hand day and night to assist students with their needs.
A boarding student’s daily routine is aimed at ensuring a balanced and organised
approach to school, homework, sport, co-curricular and weekend activities, as well as prioritising time to relax, socialise and have fun.
Students leave the Pembroke boarding experience with a lifetime of memories and connections, and primed to take on the world.
“Coming from a really small town to a big city with 60-plus boarders was a really big change, but it was for the good,” year 12 boarding student Abbey said.
“I’ve met so many people over the years, and basically, it’s our home away from home.”
Spanlift is South Australia’s leading agricultural construction company, with a strong history of in-house design, fabrication and project management.
It has been protecting equipment, livestock, harvest, capital value and productivity for more than 20 years with its heavy-duty structures.
Spanlift has built a reputation on delivering our brand promise of sound advice, smart design, and a smooth journey.
People come to Spanlift because they get more than just a shed.
Spanlift has been supporting your agricultural needs for more than 20 years.
The team works closely with its customers to deliver a holistic project, working from initial design concepts through to a functional, well-built facility.
Spanlift understands that time is money and its customers can rely on us for sound advice throughout the process. Whether it be a multipurpose farm shed, a grain shed or a fully operational bulk storage facility, the team has the expertise to bring your project to fruition.
The Committee of the Eyre Peninsula Field Days would like to acknowledge the generous support of our sponsors for the following awards:
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Westminster School does everything possible to ensure students and families enjoy a seamless transition into a welcoming and engaged boarding community.
Its supportive staff work hard to ensure new students settle into boarding life quickly, forge new friendships and immerse themselves in planned activities and cocurricular pursuits.
Located next to the school’s on-campus farm, the boarding precinct has open shared spaces to encourage increased interaction between students from different geographic regions and cultural backgrounds.
Westminster School students engaged with the on-campus farm. INSET: Academic choices for Westminster boarding students are extensive. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED
The academic choices for Westminster’s boarding students are extensive.
Guided by school values, students are supported by specialist educators and experienced tutors to become
confident and successful learners.
If you are considering boarding in Adelaide for your child, Westminster invites you to visit its beautiful school
campus and experience firsthand its vibrant and friendly community, which is ready to welcome your family.
It has been one year since Emmetts - a family-owned dealer group specialising in John Deere agricultural equipmentacquired Pringles Crouch, a dealer group with three branches on Eyre Peninsula.
Both communities and customers in the region have been supportive during the transition, as Emmetts continues to build its local leadership team.
Cleve branch manager Mike Smith has a long family history in the community.
“My family’s association with the Cleve branch dates back to the 1970s and I’m thrilled to be part of John Deere machines again.”
Mike joined Emmetts in May and recently hosted ‘Are You Bogged Down’, a community event raising awareness of men’s mental health issues in rural communities.
Cummins branch manager
Jordan Wood moved from New Zealand to join Emmetts in April, after spending 10 years with Farmlands, a cooperative rural trader, as a regional manager overseeing 12 branches.
“I’m pleased to be here in South Australia and I can’t wait to meet more customers in person.”
She has continued to develop the branch, which celebrated its grand opening in March.
While Dave Coventry is not new to the Wudinna branch, he was recently appointed as its branch manager.
With more than 14 years of
parts, sales and leadership experience, Dave thrives on resolving challenges for both customers and his team.
“My goal is to address customer needs quickly to keep their operations running smoothly,” he said.
“I’m most happy when customers are happy.”
Supporting all three branches is Nick Heath, territory manager for Emmetts across Eyre Peninsula and the Mid North.
His role provides many opportunities to meet with farmers and producers across the region, with the insights he gathers guiding innovations and improvements within Emmetts.
“Our customers have been welcoming and willing to share their feedback over the past year and we look forward to seeing them again at the field days.”
As an established and long-term major exporter and domestic supplier, Viterra is committed to connecting Australian growers with global and local markets.
It is one of the largest buyers and exporters of Australian wheat, barley, canola, pulses, sorghum and cotton, buying directly from growers with flexible payment options.
Following a successful 2023-24 season, its local accumulation team is gearing up to help meet global demand for your grain this harvestparticularly with lentils following continued increased plantings across Eyre Peninsula.
During 2023-24, the company saw strong global demand for South Australian lentils due to the reputation for high quality.
Viterra’s ability to efficiently export lentils in bulk shipments and containers through its South Australian storage and handling network allows it to meet the needs of end use customers and positions the
company as a supply chain of choice, benefitting local growers.
It has also seen strong support this season for Viterra’s port direct service with lentils, as local growers maximised
Be water wise on Eyre Peninsula.
A reliable supply of water is vital for the wellbeing of everyone, our families, our schools and our Eyre Peninsula community.
How much water we use, when and how are all important factors impacting the water supply.
Did you know that studies have shown most of us use more than half of our water inside our homes, but by using some of these tips, you can actually save water around your home.
- Take shorter showers - you can save up to 11 litres of water every minute by installing
a water efficient shower head.
- Install a dual flush toilet - this can save you up to 50 per cent on every flush.
- Turn off the tap - when brushing your teeth, lathering hands or shaving.
- Only turn the dishwasher on when it is full - and when it is time to run, make sure you use the right wash settings.
- Fill the sink - with only the amount of water you need, rather than washing dishes under a running tap.
- Collect water in a bowl or jug - whenever you need to run the taps and use what you keep on your garden.
Your garden can thrive while being water wise and
the value of their on-farm grain delivering direct to Port Lincoln post-harvest for loading on vessels.
Viterra’s local team provides expertise and individualised experiences while being backed by the strength and financial security of its global business.
Benefit from these direct relationships with end use customers around the world due to global offices in key destination markets.
Growers can contact Viterra’s grain merchants with any grain marketing inquiries by calling 1300 453 626.
The team will also be available to meet with local growers at Eyre Peninsula Field Days in Cleve from August 13 to 15.
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we have some practical and sustainable gardening tips to use water efficiently and effectively.
- Hand water anytimeusing a hand-held hose fitted with a trigger nozzle, a watering can, bucket, or drip-feed irrigation system before 9am, or after 6pm.
- Let your lawn grow
longer - to around 2cm to keep it healthy, maintain good ground coverage and protect soil from the sun.
- Sweep, do not spray - is a more efficient and effective way to use water.
For handy tips on how to save water, visit sawater.com. au/bewaterwise
Prince Alfred College provides a welcoming and supportive place for boys to live and learn.
Its qualified boarding staff hold students’ wellbeing as their top priority and the school ensures all its boys feel safe and supported. Boarders live in a purposebuilt boarding house, completed in 2019.
A well-rounded education
The school supports the academic learning of its students and helps them develop vital social skills.
Prince Alfred College provides a wide range of educational pathways tailored to the
individual needs and interests of students. This includes opportunities for students to undertake VET, SACE and the IB Diploma programs in their senior years.
Prince Alfred College understands the importance of regular communication with families and it works collaboratively to ensure families have a positive experience. The school keeps families updated through regular communications, and its flexible visitor policy allows families to spend time with their sons when it suits them.
Prince Alfred College also
encourages its boys to keep in regular contact so they can share their boarding experiences with their family. As boarders, the school’s boys build independence, self-awareness, and vital interpersonal skills in a caring, home environment that values
At Prince Alfred College, we provide a caring and supportive place for boys in years 7-12 to live and learn.
We deliver an all-round education that focuses equally on academics, co-curricular experiences and wellbeing. We are committed to giving our boarding boys the support they need to reach their full potential in our world-class boarding facilities.
Join us at the Eyre Peninsula Field Days, Site 30, Lifestyle Avenue enrolment opportunities.
Start your journey at pac.edu.au
community co-operation. With Prince Alfred College, boarders strive for excellence in everything they do and develop lifelong friendships as they grow into happy, responsible and globally-minded young men.
Liberty Rural prides itself on its extensive national network of fuel depots, ensuring that its customers have access to the fuels and lubricants they need to sustain their operations.
Annually, it delivers hundreds of millions of litres of fuel, establishing it as one of Australia’s largest fuel distributors.
Liberty Rural’s well-maintained national fleet is operational from more than 30 depots throughout Australia.
This extensive coverage allows it to reach even the most remote locations in the country, providing crucial support to customers in the agriculture, transport, aviation, marine, manufacturing and construction sectors.
In December 2019, Viva Energy Australia took full ownership of Liberty Rural, further extending its capability to supply rural and regional customers with the highest quality fuels and Shell oils and greases.
Liberty Rural continues to grow in South Australia, celebrating its first-year anniversary serving Barmera and furthering its commitment to supporting a large customer base throughout the Riverland.
As a local supplier, it takes pride in contributing
Liberty Rural supports rural and remote communities throughout South Australia.
to the growth and success of Barmera and its surrounding regions.
Please contact Ray and team on 0417 067 651 for all your fuel and lubricant needs within Port Lincoln and Eyre Peninsula.
Easy to deal with local company serving the Rural Community www.libertyoil.com.au
Cleve Area School offers an agriculture option in the centre of Eyre Peninsula, with students able to gain hands-on farming experience at nearby Sims Farm.
The 350-hectare farm was bequeathed for use as an educational facility in 1960 by the late Gordon Sims and provides a valuable teaching resource.
The school’s year 11 and 12 students study a range of topics ranging from cropping management through to the chance to learn their way around a shearing shed and sheep.
They can learn to shear and throw a fleece, and develop skills in wool classing.
Year 10 students are busy preparing their prized Merino wethers for the upcoming Royal Adelaide Show, where the school has done exceptionally well in the past.
The addition of goats for year 8 and 9 students to also prepare for the show allows them to build skills and confidence presenting show sheep in year 10.
Students’ agriculture learning takes them from propagating plants in year 7 through to managing a paddock each at Sims Farm in years 11 and 12.
The school offers a home away from home for students from outside of the area in which to board.
Community Bank Eyre Peninsula and Rural Bank are excited to once again be attending Eyre Peninsula Field Days and extend a warm welcome to West Coast Youth & Community Support and its Mentally Fit EP team who will be again joining the bank with its smoothie bikes on site on Tuesday, August 13 and Wednesday, August 14.
Bring the kids along to join in on the fun and get pedalling to make yourself a delicious and healthy treat.
By banking through the Community Banks in Cummins or Port Lincoln, or through one of the agencies in Cleve, Tumby Bay or Wudinna, you are contributing to our investment within these communities - more than $11 million has been invested back into Eyre Peninsula and counting.
So while you are at the field days, come and speak to the Community Bank Eyre Peninsula team about your personal, business and ag finance needs.
Bascombe Auto Ag is a family-owned business that has been operating out of Cummins for more than 20 years.
Initially, Scott and one apprentice provided general mechanical servicing and repairs to cars, trucks, buses and a range of farm machinery in the early 2000s.
Keen to be involved in the latest technology at the time they became GPS-Ag dealers in 2003.
Autofarm RTK 2cm autosteer systems were highly regarded and Bascombe Auto Ag installed many systems back in the days when full hydraulic kits needed to be fitted and plumbed into the machine’s hydraulic system and calibrated and tuned from scratch.
With Scott’s keen interest in harvesters, Bascombe Auto Ag became sub-agents for G & J East at Kadina - which
enabled the sale of their first CLAAS Lexion in 2010.
This partnership saw CLAAS Lexion ownership grow significantly around the Cummins area over the following 12 years.
The business grew from those humble beginnings to become a significant employer in Cummins, with more than 20 permanent staff and dealers for a range of quality farm machinery.
Having sold the business to the East family from Kadina in June 2023, Scott and Sarah have stayed involved in the business under the new ownership to help maintain continuity of the personalised service it is well known for.
With the backing of the East Farm Machinery Group, Bascombe Auto Ag is well positioned to support the Eyre Peninsula farming community well into the future with
sustained growth in sales and service of some of the world’s best agricultural machinery. Call in to see some of the range of quality equipment on display at Bascombe Auto Ag’s sites at Eyre Peninsula Field Days, or you can check out the website at bascombeautoag.com.au or call in to 2-8 Railway Terrace, Cummins.
Step into the heart of Loreto College Marryatville Boarding House and discover a vibrant community where students thrive in a nurturing environment.
The boarding house is more than just a place to stay - it is a home where lifelong friendships are forged and memories are made.
LIVE: Your space. Your place. Nestled amid the serene surroundings of a picturesque campus, students experience the comforts of home-away-from-home living. Each day begins with the warm embrace of camaraderie and ends with a sense of belonging that extends beyond the dormitory walls.
LEARN: Your freedom. Your safety. Beyond academic pursuits, boarders embark on a journey of personal growth and discovery. Supported by dedicated staff, they cultivate independence and resilience, equipped with the tools to navigate life’s challenges with confidence.
LAUGH: Create memories.
Good times. Laughter echoes through our halls as students bond over shared experiences and celebrate the joys of community life. Whether it is during lively gatherings, sports events, or cultural activities, there is always a reason to smile in an inclusive and spirited environment.
Students at Loreto College
Marryatville Boarding House cherish every moment of the journey - where living, learning, and laughter converge to create an unforgettable chapter in each student’s story.
Join the school and experience the essence of Loreto, where tradition meets modernity in a setting that feels like family.
Lienert Engineering is a family-owned and operated manufacturing company in the town of Kimba.
Founded by Matt and Meagan Lienert in 2012, Lienert Engineering has grown into a well-known company offering locally made products with outstanding backup service.
Known in the beginning for its repair and maintenance services, Matt was then desperate to put some of his ideas into practice.
Over the past 10 years Lienert Engineering has successfully introduced locally made sheep feeding equipment, clay delving and deep ripping machinery, fuel storage and transport options, trailers, grain storage, quick fencing machinery and more.
Lienert’s opened its new store - Lienert Ag Supplies - in May 2023, which specialises in agricultural merchandise, while still offering the huge range of Lienert Engineering products.
As one of only two distributors in South Australia of Brazzen Rural Products, Lienert’s now offer a huge range of sheep, cattle and horse yards and accessories - combining this with local knowledge and after-sales support, Lienert Engineering is your one-stop shop for everything in agriculture.
It has all of the above on show, so be sure to drop in and see the team at its massive site located at 210 A Road at this year’s Eyre Peninsula Field Days.
Since 1985 Primary Sales Australia has been making products designed by farmers for farmers.
Specialising in a diverse range of tools from tillage points to liquid carts, Primary Sales has earned a reputation for innovation and practicality in the agricultural sector.
As harvest season approaches, its commitment to enhancing efficiency and reducing losses remains steadfast, showcased through its latest innovations.
Among the standout products is the i-paddock Typhoon Feedrum, a favoured choice among farmers for direct heading during harvest.
Designed to tackle the challenges of varying crop conditions, this product has garnered praise from farmers like Daniel Schmidt of Yorke Peninsula.
“We did wheat, barley and beans with the Typhoon. We grow tall beans, they don’t feed nicely sometimes, and the Typhoon made a huge difference,” he said.
“There was a speed increase right away and a smoother, quieter feed.”
Harvest efficiency is not just
about speed but also about minimising losses.
Research from Grains Research and Development Corporation’s ‘Measuring Harvester Losses’ report for 2022-23 highlighted staggering potential losses, with more than $300 million of grain lost in just Western Australia.
To combat this, Primary Sales began distributing the Bushel Plus SmartPan System in 2018.
This system revolutionises loss measurement by collecting samples, separating chaff from seed, and providing accurate loss calculations.
It has quickly become indispensable during harvest time, helping farmers optimise yield and reduce wastage effectively.
Primary Sales offers the Mini Combine, a portable electric device that allows farmers to take precise samples of various crops including wheat, barley, canola, oats, peas and beans.
This innovation enables farmers to collect a sample for assessing moisture content and quality without the need for large-scale equipment, thereby saving time and reducing fuel consumption.
The Mini Combine ensures samples collected are identical to those taken by large headers, providing reliable data for informed decisionmaking in the field.
For those interested in experiencing these innovations firsthand, visit Primary Sales at Eyre Peninsula Field Days.
Witness how its products can transform your harvesting process, enhance efficiency and ultimately boost productivity.
With a warehouse and sales team based in Adelaide, Primary Sales is here to support South Australian growers.
CMV Truck Centre is one of Australia’s most advanced truck dealerships, boasting the latest, state-of-the-art truck sales, service and parts facilities.
It is the second longest serving Kenworth dealer in Australia, with a reputation for quality service and strong customer relations.
Truck sales consultants at CMV Truck Centre have many years of experience and knowledge in the trucking industry.
The dedicated team receive regular training in the latest industry developments to help ensure the best advice is
offered to clients on vehicle model selection and configuration.
With the DAF range from medium rigid to road train, and Kenworth specifications too varied to list, any customer’s transport needs can be met.
CMV Truck Centre is also proud to offer a great mix of rental trucks, whether it be a DAF CF85 or a Kenworth prime mover.
There is the ability to accommodate a mix of options with or without dangerous goods compliance and even some with PTO hydraulics.
From T409 to T610 or K200, heavy linehaul require-
ments are covered. The workshop boasts the latest facilities and diagnostic equipment including a team of factory-trained technicians who are experts in Cummins engines and products. It also includes 12 28-metre drive-through service bays with two full-length, B-double and road train drive-over pits. The team of PACCAR factorytrained technicians also include auto electricians to cater for the ever-increasing technological advancements and emission related components on board modern trucks.
Parts locations at Cavan, Burton, Riverland and now also in Port Lincoln, feature expansive parts showroomswith an enormous amount of
stock on hand at any time to suit your needs.
As an official PACCAR parts dealer, experienced staff can assist you in locating the parts and accessories you need quickly, while offering exceptional service and product knowledge.
Plus, all deliveries can be sent nationwide.
PACCAR parts support the premium DAF and Kenworth truck brands, supply the quality TRP aftermarket parts range, and provide a wide variety of other truck and trailer parts for a wide range of models.
The CMV Truck Centre team will have a site at Eyre Peninsula Field Days, so drop in and say hello.
Bentleys SA is leading the way in carbon accounting advisory authenticity via its federal government Clean Energy Regulator credentials and Climate Active Certification.
Currently, few advisors have the depth of knowledge in ESG and carbon farming matters required to make informed decisions, however there is yet to be a ‘standard’ implemented that prevents unqualified professionals from claiming expertise in the field.
Bentleys partner David Papa is one of only a few Clean Energy Regulators in South Australia and also chairs the Bentleys national ESG special interest group
across Australia.
He said the importance of carbon neutral verification was especially apparent in light of the ESG revolution.
“Under a proposal released by the Australian Treasury, companies will need to disclose ESG and climaterelated information as part of their general financial reporting, starting as early as July 2025,” he said.
“These new laws will require businesses to disclose and report on their carbon emissions. Implications go further than benefits to the environment and businesses choosing to do the right thing. Banks and insurers are increasingly wanting to see
carbon neutrality as an indicator of business longevity and sustainability.
“The inheritance of carbon footprint via the supply chain places pressure on who organisations choose to do business with as a result of new, widespread business expectations and requirements.”
While being verified by qualified professionals such as Bentleys was the ideal means of carbon neutral verification, the Climate Active stamp was a valuable asset within a carbon ledger that could be provided to the supply chain.
Climate Active Certification was the government’s carbon neutral standard.
Leading by example, for Bentleys the Climate Active Certification was “a signal to clients that we are committed to sustainability and adding value for our clients rather than adding carbon footprint”, David said.
According to Bentleys partner and carbon accounting expert James Allen, B2B organisations recognised as carbon neutral were increasingly recognised as preferred suppliers as larger companies were compelled to disclose their environmental impacts.
Contact Bentleys for expert advice on your ESG and carbon accounting matters, or visit the team at Eyre Peninsula Field Days.
Situated on 40 picturesque acres in the Adelaide foothills, Rostrevor has been a home away from home for boys to receive a quality Catholic education for more than 100 years.
While some aspects of boarding have changed over time - such as the recent multimillion dollar Duggan House facilities upgrade - the culture of academic excellence, cocurricular achievement and brotherhood have not.
Port Lincoln’s Joshua Butterworth is thriving at Duggan House during his final year of schooling.
“I really like the feeling of brotherhood around the boarding house. Coming home from school, it’s a really
good environment to come back to,” he said.
Outside of school hours Rostrevor’s boarders enjoy a wide array of activities.
“My favourite thing to do after school is play football with all the boys. We also go to AFL games together and go shopping at the mall,” Jonty Thompson of Ceduna explained.
Rostrevor has a strong history of academic achieve-
Agriculture is popular among Rostrevor College’s boarders.
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ment, with 100 per cent SACE achieved for seven years in a row.
Jonty, like many Rostrevor boarders, chooses to study agriculture, taking advantage of the on-site agricultural farm.
“My favourite subject is agriculture. We’re in a cropping competition at the moment, versing other schools around Adelaide to see who can make the best crop,” he said. Rostrevor’s boarders also
choose to participate in the rich array of co-curricular offerings, significantly bolstering the senior football and cricket teams.
This year, Jacob Newton of Elliston is the captain of the First XVIII football team, with Port Lincoln’s Jayden Evans and Balyn O’Brien of Streaky Bay serving as vice captains.
With state-of-the-art facilities and an in-house chef, the wellbeing of the boarders is always a priority.
To see how Rostrevor College can be your son’s home away from home, book a private boarding tour via the college website at rostrevor. sa.edu.au/boarding
What if? Two words that can unlock endless possibilities.
Immanuel College has been a home away from home for generations of Eyre Peninsula families, providing a family-style environment.
A lasting legacy the college gives its boarders is the chance to create a large extended family and form lifelong friendships.
Its caring, experienced staff guide boarders as they grow in confidence and independence for life beyond school. Boarder wellbeing is the college’s priority.
Specialist tutors support boarders in their studies and they have easy access to world-class facilities, including a gym, dance studio, swimming centre and extensive extracurricular programs.
Immanuel encourages
personal excellence according to each student’s ability, strengths and interests with the widest range of SACE and VET options.
Graduating students consistently achieve high academic results.
Immanuel College is a year 7 to 12 co-educational day and boarding school located in Novar Gardens - five minutes to the beach and 10 minutes to the CBD.
Immanuel. What if? Find
out more at immanuel.sa.edu. au
Immanuel’s year 10 Year of Discovery supports students in finding their passion while building knowledge and skills in core areas.
Students choose from 40 innovative electives, including agribusiness paddock to plate, how to catch a murderer, The side hustle, call of the
wild and drone craft, to name just a few.
The new Discovery Centre is central to this program, guiding students to better understand themselves, explore opportunities, and prepare for year 11 and 12 - and life beyond school.
This outstanding facility inspires the next generation of innovators, critical thinkers, and problem-solvers and features:
- Business enterprise hub with pitch lab, podcasting studio, green screen media room and support for young entrepreneurs
- Environmental and biophilic design for student wellbeing
- State-of-the-art technologies and flexible learning spaces
- Extensive landscaped outdoor learning zones.
In the specialised sector of agribusiness finance, where one size has never fit all businesses, Judo Bank is bucking the trend by bringing back the trusted banker and customer relationship.
Founded in 2016, ASXlisted Judo Bank is equipped with dedicated local bankers who have the care and expertise to assist regional businesses with on-the-ground, judgement-based lending.
As a challenger bank, Judo Bank’s agribusiness bankers put character at the forefront of their lending assessment, followed by capital, capacity, and collateral.
The Judo Bank team gets to know Australian business owners personally to better back their growth ambitions and approach lending in a way that suits their unique business model.
In the past, farmers have been neglected by the finance industry due to not fitting into traditional tick-box banking metrics.
As a result, many businesses did not receive the financial support they required - something that Judo Bank is purpose-built to provide.
“Judo’s point of difference is our unique relationshipled approach, meaning our
specialist bankers build deep relationships with our customers and can provide the support these businesses need in a timely manner,” Judo Bank regional and agribusiness managing director Jason Marr said.
Head to the Judo Bank stall to talk with your local SA bankers Francis English and Tom Copley.
Judo Bank is equipped with dedicated bankers.
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403U D Road
A Taste of EP 180 5th Street
AAA Quality Socks 540 10th Street
Crossville
Aboriginal Family Support Services C28 2nd Street Carpa
Action Steel Pty Ltd 340 8th Street
Add-A-Bathroom Pty Ltd 31 3rd Street
Adjusta Mattress 40 Lifestyle Avenue
ADM Grain 403Q D Road
Advantage Grain 403S D Road
Ag Leader 500 10th Street
Agfert Fertilizers 350 7th Street
Agmaster 334 7th Street
Agpoint Australia 474 D Road
Agridry 374 9th Street
Agrifac 200 5th Street
Agrowplow 500 10th Street
AgTech 463 D Road
Ahrens Group Pty Ltd 241 5th Street
Alemlube 422 8th Street
Allflex and Coopers Animal Health 242 5th Street
Alpha Group Consulting 381 8th Street
Amazone 443 9th Street
Amp Energy 403P D Road
Crossville
Crossville
Crossville
Angel Flight K23 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
Animal Health Biosecurity 463 D Road
ANZ 283 7th Street
Aquinas College C22 2nd Street Carpa
Arno Bay Community Sports Club 490 E Road The Bar
Aussie Wool Exports P/L 411 9th Street
Australian Red Cross 220 5th Street
Australis/Genelink 314 7th Street
Garryowen White Dorpers
AWI Extension SA 463 D Road
AWN Rural 316 7th Street
Back 2 Basics Traditions C5 2nd Street Carpa Bank SA 384 8th Street
Barenbrug 301 6th Street
Barnabas Aid K11 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
Bascombe Auto Ag 443 9th Street
Bayer Crop Science 332 7th Street
Baysips Coffee Van 180 5th Street
Bendigo Bank 185 5th Street
Community Bank Eyre Peninsula
Bentleys (with Ai Carbon) 346 8th Street
Beverley Hydra Boom 370 8th Street
Bible Plaques K12 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
Bisley 422 8th Street
BL Shipway Pty Ltd 485 10th Street
Blossoms EP K7 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
Bondor K21 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
Boston Bay Collective 180 5th Street
Boston Bay Wines 180 5th Street
Bourgault Australia 271 6th Street
Bredal 290 7th Street
Brentlynd Park Haycart 303 6th Street
Brew Buggy 253 6th Street
Bromar Engineering 440 9th Street
Bruce Rock Engineering 581 11th Street
Bruder Australia 500 10th Street
Burando Hill Pty Ltd 452 9th Street
Bute Discs 371 8th Street
Callipari Wines & Ned Kelly Red 23 3rd Street
Carpa Pavilion 50 2nd Street Carpa
Catapult Wealth 403R D Road Crossville
Cavpower 190 5th Street
Company Name Site No Road Pavilion/Shed
CBH Grain Pty Ltd 415 9th Street
Centre State Exports 416 9th Street
Cheeky Rascal C18 2nd Street Carpa
Cigweld 422 8th Street
Claas 443 9th Street
Clear Ridge Fabrication 320 7th Street
Cleve Area School/Sims Farm C4 2nd Street Carpa
Cleve Community Library C3 2nd Street Carpa
Cleve Men’s Shed 483 10th Street
Cloud Break Grain Marketing 184 5th Street
CMV Truck Centre 140 4th Street
Cockaleechie Sheds Pty Ltd 343 8th Street
Commander Agriculture 382 8th Street
Coolam 290 7th Street
Cowell Area School K20 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
Crop Smart 342 8th Street
Cropify 346 8th Street
Croplands
Curtis’s
Dave’s
Elders Rural Services Australia Ltd
EP
Eye Muffs K33 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
Eynsbury House of Couture C1 2nd Street Carpa
Eyre & Far North Local Health Network C12 2nd Street Carpa
Eyre Trading 422 8th Street Ezra Legal 403E D Road Crossville
Farm Tender 282 7th Street Fat Crust Pizza
9th Street Food Court 3
Fieldworks SA 450 9th Street
Flexovit
Flood Recovery Pest & Weeds Program 463 D Road
FMD
Foodcourt
Forget It Not Designs C14 2nd Street Carpa
From Salt & Soil 180 5th Street
Funky Kidz Wear K6 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
Gardner’s Vineyard 75 4th Street Gason 260 7th Street
Gazander Oysters 180 5th Street
GBS Tools & Hardware Supplies 425 8th Street
Gearwrench 422 8th Street
Gessner Industries 260 7th Street
Gideons K12 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
Gift Girl Imports 44 4th Street
GNS Engineering
Goldacres
Gone Walkabout Australia 22 3rd Street
Grain Farm Biosecurity Program 463 D Road
Grain King
Grain Producers SA
Grain Storage Technology
Grainline
Greening Australia 182 5th Street
Ground Gear Australia Pty Ltd 234 5th Street
Groundhog Industries 260 7th Street
H2EX 403X D Road Crossville
Hajora Collective C13 2nd Street Carpa
Hansa Precision Equipment 260 7th Street
Hardi Australia Pty Ltd 240 6th Street
Heaps Good Spirits C26 2nd Street Carpa
Heavenly Jerky 73 4th Street
Hitachi Construction Equipment (Aust) Pty Ltd235 6th Street
Hi-Tech
Jetwave Group
Judo
Jumpbooster 43 4th Street
Jumpship Brewing
Kalleske Meats 493 10th Street
Kelly Kelly Legal C21 2nd Street Carpa
Kielpa Pavilion 2 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
Kincrome 422 8th Street
Kingspan Water & Energy 482 E Road
Kubota Australia 500 10th Street Kuhn 500 10th Street
LawrieCo 470 D Road LED Light Co 533 10th Street
Leske Engineering Pty Ltd 580 11th Street
Letcher Moroney Chartered Accountants 403T D Road
Liberty Oil Australia
Liebichwein
Lienert Engineering 210 A Road
Lincoln College K26 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
Lincoln Rural Supplies 183 5th Street
Lions Club of Cleve District 420 D Road Food Court 4
Lions Skin Cancer Screening Unit 426 D Road
Little Coffee Pot 180 5th Street
Liquid Systems 290 7th Street
Lock Free Presbyterian Church K10 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
Loreto College Marryatville C10 2nd Street Carpa
Louis Dreyfus Company 403B D Road Crossville
Lynmac Metal Arts 251 D Road
Maeve K7 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
Makita
Malt Donkey
Manutec 453 9th Street
Marine Safety SA 463 D Road
Market Check 403C D Road Crossville
Masala in Whyalla 70 3rd Street Food Court 1
McIntosh Distribution 510 10th Street
Mellor Olsson Lawyers 346 8th Street
Mentally Fit EP 185 5th Street
Midland Pty Ltd 133 3rd Street
Midland Stockyards 306 6th Street
Midwest Fabrication 260 7th Street
Milwaukee 422 8th Street
Mint Fusion Boutique C11 2nd Street Carpa
Motion 471 D Road
Mount Wedge Dorper Stud 222 5th Street
MTA 413 9th Street
MW Toolbox Manufacturing (SA) Pty Ltd 39 4th Street
MyEnergy Engineering 302 6th Street
NAB 403G D Road Crossville
Nantoura Poll Merino Stud 316 7th Street
National Heavy Vehicle Regulator 346 8th Street
Natura’s Icecreamery of Hahndorf 475 9th Street Food Court 3
Natures Socks Australia 34 B Road
Navigator College K15 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
nbnCo K19 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
New Holland Agriculture 261 7th Street
NewTech Minerals 473 D Road
Next Gen Waste Co 403H D Road Crossville
NGM Resource Marketing 174 4th Street
Niagra Medical Therapy K28 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
Niks Gourmet Kitchen 60 3rd Street Food Court 1
Noble Frank C2 2nd Street Carpa
Northern Water - Infrastructure SA 403W D Road Crossville
Nufab Industries Pty Ltd 404 C Road
Nutrien 238 6th Street
Nutrimetics K5 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
Nu-view Aluminium Windows K36 Lifestyle Avenue Kilepa Doors & Glass
Office of Hydrogen Power SA 403O D Road Crossville
Olympus Loaders 391 9th Street
One Forty One Wood Products 351 7th Street
Oranaise 70 3rd Street Food Court 1
OTR Australia 385 C Road
Out & About Clothing K16 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
Paramount Safety 422 8th Street
Parcel Pickup Office 246 D Road
Peak Hill Industries Pty Ltd 403M D Road Crossville
Peerless 422 8th Street
Pembroke C9 2nd Street Carpa
Perrys Fuel Distributors 410 9th Street
Pinion Advisory 403J D Road Crossville
Pinkerbell Homemade in SA 38 Lifestyle Boulevard
Pioneer Seeds 364 8th Street
Pioneer Water Tanks by Eyre Tank Makers 392 9th Street
Popes Honey 180 5th Street
Port Lincoln Boat Supplies 461 9th Street
Port Lincoln Hotel K2 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
Pramac Generators 422 8th Street
Predator Control and Livestock 463 D Road
Productivity Network
Predator Control and 463 D Road
Livestock Productivity Network
Primary Sales Australia 464 10th Street
Prince Alfred College 30 Lifestyle Avenue
Quality Wool 243 5th Street
Quik Fence 531 10th Street
RAA Travel Port Lincoln K1 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
Rabobank Australia Ltd
Radio 5CC K4 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
Ramsey Bros Pty Ltd 520 10th Street
Rata Equipment
Ray White Rural South Australia
Regional
Australia Eyre Peninsula
Rev
Redekop
Riteway Farming Australia
Rivercity Trailers
RLS
Rocks Gone Sales Pty Ltd
Rocky
Rowater Australia
Royal
RSM
S
SA
SA
SA
SA
Sacred
Salty Eyre
Scania
Schinckel Hayrakes
South
Southern
St Peter’s College C27 2nd Street Carpa
Steel Blue 422 8th Street
Stock Journal 354 8th Street
Strawberries Galore 62 3rd Street Food Court 1
Sutton Tools 422 8th Street
Sweet Honey Fusions 32 3rd Street
SYP Motors 330 7th Street
TTi - Trans Tank International 290 7th Street
Tackle World Port Lincoln 333 7th Street
Tafe SA C17 2nd Street Carpa
Tarcowie Phosphate 233 5th Street
Tatiara Industrial Repairs 394 9th Street
TC Trickz 454 10th Street
Te Pari Products Pty Ltd 311 7th Street
Team Poly Tanks 160 5th Street
Techgrow 321 7th Street
Telstra 402 8th Street
The Mix Australia (Thermomix) K30 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
The National Party of South Australia C25 2nd Street Carpa
The Truck Factory 341 8th Street
TKV Group 412 9th Street
T-Ports 462 9th Street
Tridon/Knipex 422 8th Street Truckline 421 8th Street
Tutt Bryant Equipment 393 9th Street
Twist N Lock 312 7th Street
Ugly Swan K32 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa Ultramatic K34 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
Uni Hub Spencer Gulf C24 2nd Street Carpa
University of South Australia K27 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
Urrbrae Agricultural High School C8 2nd Street Carpa
UTF Australia Pty Ltd 380 8th Street
Valton Feeding Solutions Pty Ltd 193 5th Street
Vennings 192 5th Street
Vestas Development Australia Pty Ltd K22 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
Viterra 272 6th Street
Wahroonga Enterprises 460 9th Street
Wakefield Trucks 390 9th Street
Walford Anglican School for Girls C7 2nd Street Carpa
Waratah Fencing 300 7th Street
WEED-IT by Rometron AUSTRALIA 441 9th Street
WESS Welding Equipment Sales & Service 345 8th Street
West Coast Youth & Community Support 185 5th Street
Westminster School C20 2nd Street Carpa
WFI Insurance 403D D Road Crossville
Wharminda Community Hamburgers 322 8th Street Food Court 2
Wilderness School K13 Lifestyle Avenue Kielpa
Workzone Safety & Signage 344 8th Street
WSB Distributors 221 5th Street
Wurth Australia 403Z D Road Crossville
We would love you to visit us at 36 Lifestyle Avenue to discuss all of the opportunities available for your daughter at Seymour.
