2021 Yorke Peninsula Field Days Official Souvenir Guide

OFFICIAL SOUVENIR GUIDE

YORKE PENINSULA

FIELD DAYS PASKEVILLE SA

28th, 29th, 30th SEPTEMBER, 2021

Farm kids Nate, Zara and Travis Clifford, of Boors Plain, in their family's lush wheat paddock, the likes of which visitors to the Yorke Peninsula Field Days will see throughout the region after a good growing season to date.

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28, 29, 30 SEPTEMBER, 2021 The highly acclaimed Yorke Peninsula Field Days promotes agriculture and the rural community at its best every two years, and is on again this September 28-30.

Visitors can check out a multi-million dollar showcase of the latest in agricultural innovations across the massive 30-hectare site. The event also includes extensive entertainment and lifestyle options each day, offering everything from guest presenters and demonstrations, clothes and jewellery, to a wide variety of food options.

There is truly something for everyone at the Yorke Peninsula Field Days. See you there!

Displays and demonstrations include... ● NEW - HAYSPRAY 300 APPLICATOR DEMO ● ARTIST BLACKSMITH WORKING FORGE AND DEMOS ● FARM MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT ● WORKING SHEEPDOG DEMONSTRATIONS ● TOOLS & ACCESSORIES ● EDUCATION ● WOOL & SHEEP ● RURAL BUILDINGS ● AUTOMOTIVE ● FASHION PARADES ● QUALITY CRAFTS ● GUEST SPEAKER PRESENTATIONS ● CHILDREN’S TRAIL – THE GREENS PLAINS TRACK ● NEW - TRACTOR PULL DEMOS ● ANTIQUE CATERPILLAR MACHINERY OWNERS’ CLUB DEMO ● PRODUCTS, SERVICES & MORE!

TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE ONLY

● Free courtesy bus shuttle daily from Kadina 8.30am, Wallaroo

8.45am, Moonta 9am and return (4pm departure)

● Free bus service from Kadina Airport (call 8827 2040 for bookings) ● Regular free bus service on site throughout the three-day event r jo or ma ons sp

Visit www.ypfielddays.com.au ● NO DOGS ALLOWED ● FREE CAR PARKING

AUSTRALIA’S OLDEST FIELD DAYS – EST 1894

Office hours: 9am-5pm Monday-Friday | Phone: 8827 2040 Email: ceo@ypfielddays.com.au www.ypfielddays.com.au

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official program TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 28

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 29

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 30

9am-4.30pm:

9am-4.30pm:

9am-4.30pm:

• Working sheepdog demos (Dowlingville Road)

• Working sheepdog demos (Dowlingville Road)

• Working sheep dog demos (Dowlingville Road)

9am-5pm:

9am-5pm:

• Robert Bawden Museum (Cunliffe Road), agricultural/field days history displays.

• Field days courtesy bus traverses designated pick-up and set-down points around the site perimeter.

• Murray Allen Wool and Sheep Pavilion program (Alford Road) Southern Cross Television fashion parades Shearing demonstrations Static displays

10am-1.15pm: • Guest Speaker Pavilion program, proudly sponsored

by BankSA (enter from Cunliffe or Boors Plains Roads) Kim McCosker, Celebrity chef Yvonne Correll, Local expert in the art of Ikebana

10.30am-11.30am: • Antique Caterpillar Machinery Owners’ Club demonstrations (demonstration area near Arthurton East Road)

9am-5pm:

• Robert Bawden Museum (Cunliffe Road), agricultural/field days history displays • Field days courtesy bus traverses designated pick-up and set-down points around site perimeter.

• Murray Allen Wool and Sheep Pavilion program (Alford Road) Southern Cross Television fashion parades Shearing demonstrations Static displays

10am-11am: • Guest Speaker Program, proudly sponsored by BankSA Fashion parade with Stylish Bird Boutique

10.30am-11.30am: • Antique Caterpillar Machinery Owners’ Club demonstrations (demonstration area near Arthurton East Road)

11.15am:

• Vintage machinery and engines demonstrations (western end of Dowlingville Road)

• YP Field Days official welcome and awards presentation (Guest Speaker Pavilion) Official guest, the Honourable John Olsen AO, chairman of the Adelaide Football Club

1pm:

11.30am-noon:

11.30am-noon:

• Tractor pull demonstrations (demonstration area near Arthurton East Road)

• Vintage machinery and engines demonstrations (western end of Dowlingville Road)

1.30pm-3.15pm:

1pm:

• Guest Speaker Pavilion program, proudly sponsored

by BankSA Kim McCosker, Celebrity chef Exhibitor fashion parade

1.30pm-2pm: • Vintage machinery and engines demonstrations (western end of Dowlingville Road)

• Tractor pull demonstrations (demonstration area near Arthurton East Road)

1.30pm-2pm: • Vintage machinery and engines demonstrations (western end of Dowlingville Road)

2pm-3pm:

• Robert Bawden Museum (Cunliffe Road), agricultural/field days history displays • Field days courtesy bus traverses designated pick-up and set-down points around site perimeter.

• Murray Allen Wool and Sheep Pavilion program (Alford Road).

Southern Cross Television fashion parades Shearing demonstrations Static displays

10am-12.30pm: • Guest Speaker Pavilion program, proudly sponsored

by BankSA Rebecca Sullivan, food curator and urban farmer, encouraging cooking skills with children in the kitchen Rebecca Mumford, Green Hill Living author and educator, inspiring children in the garden

10.30am-11.30am: • Antique Caterpillar Machinery Owners’ Club demonstrations (demonstration area near Arthurton East Road)

11.30am-noon: • Vintage machinery and engines demonstrations (western end of Dowlingville Road)

1pm-3.15pm: • Guest Speaker Pavilion program, proudly sponsored

by BankSA Rebecca Sullivan, food curator and urban farmer, inspiring children in the kitchen Rebecca Mumford, Green Hill Living author and educator, demonstrating building a soil bag

1pm: • Tractor pull demonstrations (demonstration area near Arthurton East Road)

1.30pm-2pm:

• Antique Caterpillar Machinery Owners’ Club demonstrations (demonstration area near Arthurton East Road)

• Guest Speaker Program, proudly sponsored by BankSA Fashion parade with Stylish Bird Boutique • Antique Caterpillar Machinery Owners’ Club demonstrations (demonstration area near Arthurton East Road)

4pm:

4pm:

4pm:

• Free passenger bus departs front gate for return to Moonta, Wallaroo and Kadina

• Free passenger bus departs front gate for return to Moonta, Wallaroo and Kadina.

• Free passenger bus departs front gate for return to Moonta, Wallaroo and Kadina

2pm-3pm:

CEO's welcome ______________________Page 7 Demonstrations ______________________Page 9 Guest Speaker Pavilion information ________Pages 10-14

• Vintage machinery and engines demonstrations (western end of Dowlingville Road)

2pm-3pm: • Antique Caterpillar Machinery Owners’ Club demonstrations (demonstration area near Arthurton East Road)

contents

Wool and Sheep Pavilion information _____________________Pages 16-17 Catering sites/ Detailed programs ________________Page 44 Services and important information ___________________________Page 45 ... PAGE 5 ...

Exhibitors listings _______________Pages 46-47 & 50-51 Grounds site map ___________Pages 48-49 Pavilions site map _________________Page 52

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Meet the 2021 organisi

COMMITTEE... The backbone of the entire event, the 2021 Yorke Peninsula Field Days committee, back: Brenton Drewett, Geoff Lamshed, Merv Simm front: Paul Correll, Michael Ellis, Bruce Philbey, CEO Peter Anderson, president Martin Kenny, treasurer Rosalie Pearce, Luke Graham, Adrian Mason. (A

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sing committee

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE... CEO Peter Anderson at the 2019 event.

Welcome to the YP Field Days

Simmonds, Paul Browning, Scott Mercer, Cynthia Axford, Dulcie Barker, Allan Axford, Nick Correll; on. (Absent: Rachael Ayles, Mark Northcott, Chris Bretag, Greg Stevens, Paul Dayman.)

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THE 2021 Yorke Peninsula Field Days are going ahead, but not without the unique challenges the COVID-19 situation has dealt us.

Notwithstanding, I welcome all of our exhibitors and visitors to this fantastic event.

Over the three days there will be new and exciting displays on show, from blacksmith demonstrations, vintage crawler tractors, a tractor pull and spray unit demonstration, to the regular fashion parades, sheepdog and shearing demonstrations, guest speakers’ program and a variety of general interest stalls.

The latest in farming technology, vehicles, caravans, boats and a range of other exhibitions will be on display.

There is something for everyone at the 2021 Yorke Peninsula Field Days, a COVID-safe event not to be missed.

Peter Anderson CEO, YP Field Days

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High yield potential across Yorke Peninsula Journalist: Fin Hansen CONSISTENT rain through autumn and winter has set up a bumper cropping season across Yorke Peninsula.

Local grain growers have been delighted to see their crops benefiting from the moisture and gaining yield potential.

Despite a dry lead-up to seeding, Paskeville farmer Adam Davies said the winter rain enabled even growth across his crops.

“Our crops are all looking healthy now and some sunshine over the past couple of weeks has helped them grow quickly,” Adam said at the end of winter.

“We’ve now finished tillering and spraying fungicides on cereals, and last week started spraying lentils.

“It seems our yield potential is high with plenty of subsoil moisture.”

Adam said a shortage of fungicide chemicals would be the only thing he had to complain about this year.

“Good (cropping) seasons on the east and west coasts have led to a high demand for fungicides,” he said.

“We’ve used our chemicals as if it was an

average season, but if we end up getting more rain than usual (requiring more fungicide), we may run out.”

Ben Wundersitz’s farm Anna Binna, at Port Victoria, received 272.4 millimetres of rain to late August, the town’s most since 2016.

“Overall, the season has been really good so far — our lentils are just about approaching canopy closure,” Ben said last month.

“This year we’ve used Maximus barley and Leader lentils, which have both been promising.

“One exciting factor about this season is the market is strong for just about all of our commodities.

“There’s been a really good lentil demand with droughts in the United States and Canada this year.”

Ben said many farmers still faced challenges with COVID-19.

“The cost of shipping is really spooking the market, as container supply has dried up,” he said.

“There have also been concerns with labour supply — COVID-19 is still causing lots of worries.”

Yorketown growers, including Marty Collins,

Rain to late August Location Bute Wallaroo Port Victoria Minlaton Yorketown

Rainfall 218.5mm 198.4mm 272.4mm 280mm 256mm

Most since 2017 (236.5mm) 2016 (222.2mm) 2016 (286.2mm) 2017 (355.8mm) 2020 (306.8mm)

have enjoyed a bumper season as the town has had 256mm of rain to late winter.

“There was a pocket in Yorketown which was really dry early this season, meaning some crops were damaged as they didn’t germinate properly,” Marty said.

“We had good results with new preemergent herbicide Overwatch controlling lots of weeds well.

“Our lentils have really good potential this year and we started canopy closure spraying this week (late August).

“Another 150mm would be great to finish off this year.”

Sponsorship Acknowledgement Yorke Peninsula Field Days Inc. recognises the significant contribution made by our many sponsors who continue to generously support our field days’ organisation and biennial three-day event in a variety of ways. We acknowledge the ongoing and invaluable sponsorship provided and record our sincere appreciation to the following sponsors of our 2021 event.

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Don’t miss these demos at this year’s field days

PLAY IN THE HAY... Zara, Travis and Nate Clifford on their family’s farm.

A TRACTOR pull, antique Caterpillar machinery and artist blacksmith demonstrations will wow spectators of all ages at this year’s YP Field Days.

For the first time since 1977, the field days will include a tractor pull, as vintage tractors see how far they can drag a sled.

The further they travel, the heavier the sled becomes.

In major competitions, tractors can feature four V8 engines and produce up to 1000-odd horsepower.

The field days demonstration will have all of the fun without quite so much noise, as tractors from the 1940s to 1970s and their adoring owners take on the challenge.

Mundoora’s Kelvin Stringer has helped YP Field Days demonstrations coordinator Paul Browning to re-establish the event.

Kelvin hopes to create a tractor pull competition at Mundoora in the future, and the field days demonstration will help publicise that event, whilst no doubt proving

a hit with attendees.

The tractor pull will run by Arthurton East Road, near Barossa Helicopters’ site, from 1pm daily.

Before and after the tractor pull each day there will be demonstrations by the Antique Caterpillar Machinery Owners Club.

Enthusiasts will drive their vintage Caterpillar machines around the area and shift some dirt, among other manoeuvres, with support from sponsor Hunts Fuel.

These demonstrations will be held in the same area as the tractor pull, near Arthurton East Road, from 10.30am to 11.30am and 2pm to 3pm daily.

Back by popular demand for 2021 is the Artist Blacksmiths Association of South Australia.

You are invited to watch the blacksmiths work, and some of their pieces will also be for sale.

The blacksmith demonstrations and sales will be based on South Hummocks Road, near Paskeville Canteen 1.

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Amazing program prepared for Guest Speaker Pavilion THIS year’s YP Field Days again features a jampacked guest speaker program organised by the Women in Agriculture and Business of SA Cunliffe branch, and sponsored by BankSA. The program will be opened by Jamie Rosenthal, regional general manager with BankSA and Westpac, leading the north-west retail branches.

Jamie has 12 years’ experience in banking and has worked in metropolitan and regional locations

across South Australia.

Jamie can support clients and business with any financial needs across the retail and small-medium enterprise sectors.

Jamie is also able to support with facilitating network events in regional SA. Corina Matsimanis will close the program.

Corina is an operational performance coach with BankSA and Westpac, supporting the north west

rural retail branches.

Corina has more than 11 years of experience in banking across South Australia and supports clients and businesses with any financial needs across the retail and small-medium enterprise sectors.

Corina is also responsible for the recruitment of new employees in regional SA. For the full guest speaker program, see page 44.

Encouraging kids’ cooking skills with Rebecca Sullivan GUEST SPEAKER

SPECIAL GUEST... Self-taught cook and entrepreneur Rebecca Sullivan will present ‘Encouraging cooking skills with children in the kitchen’ at this year’s YP Field Days.

REBECCA Sullivan is a self-taught cook and has worked with some of the world’s best food producers, academics, activists and chefs.

Rebecca has worked on many projects any food lover would envy, from launching the Real Food Festival in London to being Taste Curator on Slow Food Nation in San Francisco.

She has also farmed coffee in Uganda and taught scientists in the Maldives for the United Nations.

The food curator, sustainable living advocate, author, regenerative farmer, teacher and entrepreneur founded Australian native wellbeing brand Warndu with her partner Damien.

Rebecca completed her Masters in International Rural Development, Climate Change and Sustainable

Agriculture at the Royal Agricultural College in Gloucestershire, United Kingdom, in 2010.

During this, she focused on food security and a sustainable food future.

Rebecca’s obsession with food began in Italy, influencing her to become interested in the slow food movement, for which she spent years as youth ambassador in the UK organising events, campaigns and more.

After a decade working overseas, she has re-settled in Australia and has launched The Granny Skills Movement, which aims to protect the skills, heritage and traditions of our elders.

As well as this, she consults to organisations, running events, catering, education and strategy work in and around the food,

environment and lifestyle sectors and sustainability.

She teaches Natural Living and Cookery at River Cottage UK and The Agrarian Kitchen in Tasmania plus as part of the Food Entrepreneurship degree at Le Cordon Bleu Australia.

Rebecca is the author of six acclaimed books, has been a presenter on Love to Share on Channel 10, is a guest presenter on ABC’s Gardening Australia, has appeared regularly on Channel 10’s The Circle and breakfast shows, as well as Channel Nine’s Morning and TODAY shows.

Rebecca is also an OZ Harvest, BALL USA and LIFE Education SA ambassador, and writes for SA Gardens, NITV, ABC Organic Gardener, Junkies, In the Moment Mag and Delicious to name a few.

Kim McCosker bringing 4 Ingredients back GUEST SPEAKER 4 INGREDIENTS author and entrepreneur Kim McCosker loves to inspire readers and audiences with her recipe for success.

The busy wife and mum to three boys holds a degree in international finance, trained as a financial planner and is a selftaught cook.

Kim released 4 Ingredients Healthy Diet in May 2016.

Putting into practice her mantra of ‘family first’, Kim’s concept created the most successful book title in Australia — 4 Ingredients —

with cookbook sales now spanning three continents, 26 countries and six languages.

As the highest selling selfpublished author in Australian history, Kim’s continued aim with 4 Ingredients is to simplify all forms of cooking by creating quick, easy and delicious recipes.

More than 26 cookbooks have resulted to satisfy the daily necessities and dietary considerations endorsed by recognised health associations, for everybody, every day.

The 4 Ingredients phenomenon has been a hit with digital media,

with one of the fastest growing Australian-based Facebook families comprising 715,000 fans and 65,000-plus iApp downloads.

Traditional media outlets have also enjoyed Kim’s easy, everyday recipes, leading to her cooking live on television around the globe, including Australian morning and current affair shows, America’s FOX 5 and ABC’s Good Morning America, New Zealand’s TVNZ and UK’s BBC. Kim is no stranger to the YP Field Days, having delighted audiences during her previous turn as a guest speaker in 2019.

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FIELD DAYS FAVOURITE... After delighting audiences in 2019, beloved 4 Ingredients author and entrepreneur Kim McCosker is returning this year.

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Food garden expert helping educate the next generation GUEST SPEAKER AFTER studying a Bachelor of Management at university and starting a career in the finance industry, Rebecca Mumford decided she wanted to enter a career which gave back to the community, providing a strong sense of meaning, following the birth of her two daughters.

The seed to grow Greenhill Living was planted after Rebecca helped her first kindergarten and primary school establish their food gardens in 2009.

Now almost 12 years on, Rebecca physically supports 22 educational sites to demonstrate the value of caring for our environment and aims to inspire many more.

Helping to achieve many curriculum outcomes and learning framework objectives, Rebecca works with teachers and students keep food gardens in their outdoor learning environments growing throughout the year.

The Greenhill Living

environmental education program for preschool and primary school students includes the interactive reading of self-published books, highlighting the life cycles of seasonal vegetables and pests and beneficial insects in the garden.

Rebecca’s publications include Gaye the Garden Girl, Gary the Garden Guy, Pete the Planting Pal, Bill the Bush Tucker Boy and many more.

Rebecca has developed the Greenhill Living website, greenhillliving.com.au, with the aim of inspiring educators and parents to demonstrate the value in caring for our environment and provide the skills and knowledge to our next generation to survive and thrive in the future.

“We all need food to live and real food to live well, so there is nothing more important to learn about than how food grows,” she said.

The website offers a membership platform providing access to videos of author readings, learning links to Australian curriculum and Early Years Framework outcomes, planting guides, recipe suggestions, activities, additional stories and inspiration to get hands dirty out in the garden.

INSPIRING... Rebecca Mumford started Greenhill Living in 2010, and brings her wonderful story to this year’s YP Field Days.

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Stylish Bird back for twice the fun LOCAL GUEST

FASHION... Stylish Bird Boutique owner Jo Rodda will showcase the latest fashions, perfect for spring and summer, at the YP Field Days on Wednesday.

THE Guest Speaker Pavilion fashion parade, provided by Moonta business Stylish Bird Boutique, promises to be double the fun this year.

Stylish Bird Boutique owner Jo Rodda said the fashion parade will be held twice on the Wednesday of the YP Field Days due to popular demand.

“We held the fashion parade at the 2019 YP Field Days and it was very popular, so some people couldn’t get into the Guest Speaker Pavilion to see it,” Jo said.

“This year that could have been the case again, especially with COVID-19 restrictions, so we are having two parades.

“We are very excited to showcase a range of styles from the upcoming spring and summer collections.

“We will have local models parading the clothing and accessories from varying ages, showcasing fashion from a broad size range.”

Jo is passionate about styling and merchandising, and has worked in the retail industry for more than 40 years.

She has enjoyed managing Stylish Bird Boutique for the past three-and-

a-half years and it has quickly become a favourite spot for fashionconscious women across Yorke Peninsula and beyond.

Even though fashion parades have been few and far between due to the pandemic, Jo has held online “fashion parades” showcasing her shop’s exquisitely dressed mannequins to keep her customers amused and abreast of the latest trends during COVID-19.

These videos have amassed hundreds of views, but Jo looks forward to running a real-life fashion show again at the field days.

Jo said the fashion for this spring and summer is all about bold and gorgeous colour — strong pastels, ‘80s-inspired brights and touches of gold and silver.

Prints include tropical, floral and geometrics, relaxed casual is a strong focus, and ruffles, flounces and amazing natural fibres are all going to be popular.

“Top off your outfit with a pair of our soft leather summer shoes in fabulous colours and walk out the door happy,” Jo said.

For more fashion ideas, don’t miss the two Stylish Bird fashion parades, 10am to 11am and 2pm to 3pm on Wednesday.

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Ikebana — an expression of nature

LIVE BEAUTY... Yvonne Correll says the art of ikebana (Japanese flower arranging) is live beauty, an expression of nature.

LOCAL GUEST LOCAL ikebana artist Yvonne Correll is a special guest speaker the 2021 YP Field Days.

Having lived on farms all her life, Yvonne has always been

fascinated by the environment and the beauty of nature.

Introduced to ikebana — Japanese flower arranging — after western floral art studies, she was captivated by its history and discipline.

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Founded in 1927 by Sofu Teshigahara, the Sogetsu School revolutionised classical ikebana practices by introducing unconventional materials into a modern and free approach to flower arranging.

Commencing Sogetsu ikebana studies in 1988, Yvonne has been awarded eight certificates in the discipline and currently holds a second grade teaching diploma (Nikyu Shihan).

Having attended numerous master workshops since 1994, and exhibiting in Adelaide and interstate, she later began teaching on Yorke Peninsula and in Adelaide.

Yvonne utilises elements of nature sculpted to create living art forms.

“This has led to many years of gathering interesting unconventional materials, including shredded truck tyres, leather offcuts, discarded engineering materials, et cetera, to add to a growing collection, providing inspiration for new and exciting creations,” she said.

“These materials allow diverse ikebana studies to be demonstrated, showing strongly sculptural and asymmetrical forms, and an

understanding of nature in all its beauty.”

Over the years, Yvonne’s study of ikebana became a family involvement, with constructions in the farm workshop by husband Trevor and son Nick required from time to time, and family members bringing home collected items.

“Highlights have included representing South Australia at the Floral Design Council of SA’s National Convention in 2001 as a guest demonstrator, interpreting their theme Federation of Australia,” she said.

“In 2010, I was privileged to represent SA working with a team of 17 Japanese and Australian ikebana artists assisting Sogetsu School headmaster Akane Teshigahara perform a stage installation to celebrate Sydney’s Sogetsu 50th anniversary before a live audience, with a music and lights show completing the installation.

“As ikebana has no limits in the use of materials, where it is displayed and under what circumstances, the inspiration and challenge are never ending to create arrangements expressing the beauty of nature.”

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Official guest, John Olsen Journalist: Rhiannon Koch FORMER state premier, the Honourable John Olsen AO is the official guest of the 2021 Yorke Peninsula Field Days.

John was mayor of the Corporation of Kadina and inaugural mayor of the District Council of NYP from 1976–79.

He was also involved in the family business, J.R. Olsen and Sons, before becoming state opposition leader in 1982.

In 1996, John became Premier, a role he held until 2001.

John was appointed as Australian ConsulGeneral to Los Angeles from 2002 until 2006 and New York from 2006 to 2009.

On his return to South Australia, he was named SANFL president and commission chairman, and last year became chairman of the Adelaide Football Club board.

John said he looked forward to returning home, catching up with friends and almost reliving his earlier field days experiences.

“I can recall attending the YP Field Days when they rotated between being hosted by different farmers, such as Gordon Bruce at Alford, and the Bussenchutt and Rodda properties at Paskeville,”

he said.

“I participated in the field days as an exhibitor during the time we lived in Kadina – originally my father and subsequently my brother and I participated.

“The field days were recognised as amongst the best in Australia, showcasing the latest in farming technology and equipment.”

John said the field days offered information and education in one spot.

“They also provided an opportunity to compare different brands in the one location,” he said.

“Given the significant development in farm machinery, and with the benefit of research, farming has become sophisticated, providing advanced techniques to maximise returns.

“Internationally competitive markets have driven the need to be at best practice.”

John said he hoped the field days would also give him and wife Julie a chance to reconnect with the community.

“It will also give me an opportunity to discuss Aussie rules football at a local level as we navigate COVID-19 and the implications,” he said.

“Team sport is an important part of the fabric of country life and needs to be protected and advanced.”

OFFICIAL GUEST... Former Kadina mayor and South Australian Premier John Olsen is the official guest speaker at this year’s Yorke Peninsula Field Days.

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President Martin’s long involvement Journalist: Sonny Coombs YORKE Peninsula Field Days president Martin Kenny looks forward to seeing people at the biennial event after a tumultuous 2020.

Martin said the country had been through a tough time with the 2019 bushfires followed by COVID-19.

The YP Field Days provides an opportunity to showcase the latest innovations in a wide range of agricultural and related endeavours, as well as a chance for people to socialise.

“Preparations are well underway; people will be looking forward to getting out and about,” Martin said.

“There will be new innovations that exhibitors bring to us.

“The interest has been really good and I would say it’s on track to be on par or even better than previous years.

“The CEO has put a lot of work into a COVID management plan.”

Martin became the Petersville Ag Bureau delegate on the field days committee in 2008, part of an involvement with the event spanning more than three decades.

“When I came home to the farm in 1987, I joined the Petersville Ag Bureau and we used to go to the field

days site to do working bees and park cars,” he said.

“In 2008 I became the delegate from Petersville for the general committee and eventually I was nominated for the junior vicepresident position.

“That was a two-year stint followed by two years as vice-president and then in 2020 I was nominated as president.”

Martin said he became the delegate because he believed the event was a great thing for the agricultural and wider community.

“Things have changed quite a bit since I first got involved,” he said.

“We have taken on digital technology for site bookings and we have online ticketing this year.

“It has been a diverse event with something for everyone to look at for a long time and it’s a good thing not only for the ag community also the rest of the community.

“There are always good spin-offs for businesses in the community with accommodation booked out and people looking for other things to do as well.

“The thing I enjoy most is everyone working together to help make the event come together and make it the best it can be.”

PRESIDENT... Yorke Peninsula Field Days president Martin Kenny looks forward to seeing people at this year’s event.

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Baaaaack again at the Murray Allen Wool and Sheep Pavilion THE Murray Allen Wool and Sheep Pavilion will again feature shearing demonstrations, fashion parades, junior sheep judging and much more at this year’s Yorke Peninsula Field Days.

Murray Allen Wool and Sheep Pavilion coordinator Carolyn Johnson said wool and sheep had continued to be in demand and reliable for producers during the past two years.

“COVID-19 has resulted in the world adopting technology at an increased rate and this has overflown into the agricultural sector,” she said.

“With this in mind, we will have information available for people to learn more about the various ag tech opportunities the sheep industry has on offer.

“As in previous years, we will continue to highlight the journey of wool from the sheep to the end user, and everything in between.

“This will be highlighted by the fashion parade with some woolen garments featuring, along with clothes that appeal to the average rural person.”

For the first time, The Shearers Contracting Association of Australia will facilitate the shearing demonstration.

“SCAA has taken over shearer and wool handling training in South Australia, so make sure you come and grab some information about the training courses available in SA,” Carolyn said.

With the Wednesday traditionally being the busiest day of the Field Days, Farm VR (virtual reality) will be a feature in the pavilion.

Tim Gentle and team have been working hard in the past few years to take their VR experience to another level along with the expansion of AR (augmented reality) technology.

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“As measurement and data increase in animal selection in the attempt to drive production gains, junior judging continues to be an invaluable skill for young people to develop, so they have the capacity to select an animal with doing ability, to survive and be productive in their environment,” Carolyn said.

“With two age groups — 12–15 and 16–25 — it gives young enthusiasts the opportunity to get their hands on wool and sheep to help equip themselves for future job opportunities.

“Australian Wool Network, YP Field Days, Australian Wool Innovation, Merino SA, Orrie Cowie Merino & Poll Merino Stud and Carcuma North Poll Merino Stud are all key sponsors of this competition.

“We know that it is always a favourite to stock up on your favourite lanolin cosmetics, such as the hand cream or lip balm.

“For the home spinner there will be an opportunity to check out hand-dyed Australian wool, to complement the various breed wool display.

“Make sure you call in and see the types of wool produced in Australia, and how the different types are utilised in the industry to produce end-point products.

“There will be AWI resources available for producers and interested people to collect and review.

“Don’t miss out on seeing the highly soughtafter fashion parade proudly produced by Nadia Stamp.” (See separate story.)

For the Murray Allen Wool and Sheep Pavilion program, see page 44.

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Nadia’s passion for fashion Journalist: Jess Liddy

PASSION FOR FASHION...

Nadia Stamp is again set to coordinate and emcee the YP Field Days fashion parade in what will be her seventh production at the event.

A CROWD favourite at the Yorke Peninsula Field Days, the fashion parades are set to again bring some wow factor to this year’s event.

Media personality Nadia Stamp will coordinate her seventh production, sponsored by Southern Cross Television.

“The shows are designed to provide a sneak preview of the hottest trends to hit the racks for spring and summer,” Nadia said.

“We are hoping to inspire with the beautiful theme of ‘somewhere over the rainbow’, a chance for the audience to escape and enjoy a fun-filled show with plenty of local Australian fashion.”

Nadia, a popular Adelaide model in her time, modelled at the field days fashion parades and Royal Adelaide Show, developing her passion for choreography and production.

“I am the sole producer of the YP Field Days fashion parades,” she said.

“I have a background in fashion and media presenting, featured on reality television, and I have recently launched a beauty brand called DIPD Nails, an at-home SNS nail salon kit.”

Nadia said she loved visiting Yorke Peninsula and had a strong affiliation with wool as her great-grandfather Arthur GatesFenner was a chief wool expert of Elder Smith

and Co Ltd in 1896.

“My passion for wool and sustainable fibres has continued and I love having the opportunity to showcase Australian-grown wool and share its journey,” she said.

“Each year, I acquire Australian labels and natural fibres to include in the fashion parades.

“This year I will feature Australian homegrown wool with a capsule from South Australian manufacturer Silver Fleece and have presence from the Australian Wool Network.

“Each year I try to raise the bar by producing a new, modern take on fashion.”

Nadia will feature in the fashion parades alongside Adelaide-based models from agency Finesse and local merino fashion designer and former model Emily Riggs.

Kim Elise Cooper will perform music to accompany the parade.

Designers to feature will include Silk Magnolia, Boutique Mon Ami, Review Australia, Ringers Western, Mickello, Romp Squad Apparel, and Love and is.

“My parades are about connecting with the audience and inspiring them with new styles and looks, and making them excited for the seasons ahead from every day and country wear to formal and event looks,” Nadia said.

“Special guests and beauty demonstrations will take place at the end of each parade.”

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OFFICIAL CHARITY 2021:

Lions Medical Research Foundation Journalist: Sonny Coombs OFFICIAL Charity of the 2021 Yorke Peninsula Field Days is the Lions Medical Research Foundation.

The foundation’s funding was initially earned from the efforts of Lions across South Australia and the Northern Territory through what was the SA Lions Channel 7 Personality Awards Quest that ran from 1973–98.

The foundation promotes, fosters and funds research and education into the prevention, detection and cure of disease.

Its current form began in 1997, when took over managing the funds and broadened its focus to include all aspects of medical research and education.

The foundation does this through supporting PhD research scholarships, promoting health education and a skin cancer screening program.

The skin cancer screening project is a subgroup managed by the foundation since 2011.

“Since 2011, more than 17,000 people have had free skin cancer screenings by professionally trained persons,” Kadina Lions Club’s Carol Barnes said.

“Screening for skin cancers is not generally available to rural communities by other means and so we find it a very valuable service and our rural Lions clubs, who manage the bookings, all agree.

“The screening events predominantly occur in the rural and remote areas of South Australia and the Northern Territory.

“Forty-three per cent of people screened had never had any form of

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“In that time, 3675 potentially lifethreatening lesions have been detected.”

All money raised by Lions International organisations goes back into service activities.

“The LMRF uses its funds to directly support medical research in South Australia and run the skin cancer screening program,” Carol said.

“In this way it directly works to improve health and health outcomes of our citizens.

“Currently the skin cancer screening program receives most of its operating funds directly from Lions members and Lions clubs.”

The Skin Cancer Screening Unit will operate at the YP Field Days, offering free skin cancer screening.

“Being the major charity of the YP Field Days allows ongoing planning for

programs in coming years with a now known ability to meet the financial costs,” Carol said.

“It allows the foundation breathing space in the ever-present requirement of searching for financial support.

“The recognition of the LMRF by the YP Field Days committee and executive as a worthy recipient of funds they raise through their event is a very positive and affirming action.”

Matt wins Award for Excellence in Technology Journalist: Fin Hansan

ON-FARM ADOPTION... Matt Davey (third left) won the Award for Excellence in Technology at the Farmer of the Year awards in Canberra recently.

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CLINTON farmer Matt Davey won the Award for Excellence in Technology during the Kondinin Group and ABC Rural 2020–21 Farmer of the Year awards at Parliament House, Canberra.

Matt received national recognition for his outstanding approach to grain farming and his on-farm ag-tech adoption.

“Ag technology is really big everywhere now, so it’s a huge honour,” he said.

Matt also earned a top-four finish for Australian Farmer of the Year, after being nominated by a couple of friends.

He said his recent on-farm success had come down to a combination of his practices.

“We’ve been using a lot of precision ag by doing trials,

geo-locating data, and back and forth testing to report to our supplying companies,” Matt said.

“We have also upgraded lots of machinery instead of buying it new, meaning we often spend tens of thousands of dollars instead of hundreds of thousands.”

Mr Davey said his up-to-date technology had led to improved cropping results.

“There’s definitely value in what we’re doing,” he said.

“Although we’ve had a couple of drier seasons recently, testing and trialling has allowed us to have good results.

“The big gains in productivity were made on our farm in the early 2000s, it’s now just a matter of making the one-two per cent improvements.”

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Journalist: Rhiannon Koch ON paper, fat farmers and growth may not seem like a positive combination.

But it is when you’re talking about the Fat Farmers — Rural Health Initiative and its continued growth during the past decade.

Locals including Ben Wundersitz, Greg Hean and Scott Hoyle started the first Fat Farmers group in 2010 as a way to get a little more active.

There are now 12 groups across the state, including three on Yorke Peninsula.

Members catch up regularly for fitness activities, and the groups come together for the City to Bay Fun Run. “Slowly but surely we’ve increased our local members and eventually I thought what a great thing, we should be able to spread this to farmers right across the state,” Ben said.

“Some of the benefits during the day as a farmer are you feel better and you certainly don’t puff as much.

“Our strongest message is doing some physical

exercise, joining in with others and just feeling a lot better about yourself.

“What we learned along the way, I suppose, is the link between physical exercise and better mental health.”

New executive officer, Tessa Colliver, knows the importance of mental health awareness as an inaugural member of the SOS Yorkes Suicide Prevention Network.

SOS Yorkes and Fat Farmers partnered to host The Naked Farmer Ben Brooksby for a mental health awareness night last year.

“The mental health benefits have been part of it since early on — The Naked Farmer visit was just an opportunity that happened to present itself,” Tessa said.

“But certainly the conversations it started around mental health and particularly Ben Brooksby’s story were very powerful.

“Fat Farmers has certainly grown beyond just a few guys at Maitland and that is something we are keen to focus on moving forward.

“We want to see more groups across rural and regional SA — and that will

very much be a focus over the next 12–18 months.”

For many, the social interactions during and after exercise are just as important as the workouts.

“Fat Farmers is a fantastic concept as it gets blokes — and others, some groups are mixed, some are men only — together for regular exercise and social interaction which has enormous benefits for overall health and wellbeing,” Tessa said.

“I think the bottom line is if you are getting regular exercise and social interaction you are much less likely to suffer from mental health issues.

“In fact, I believe scientific research has shown regular exercise can help improve issues such as depression and anxiety in some people.

“And social isolation is often a key factor for those suffering from mental ill-health.

“So overall, Fat Farmers also helps create more resilient rural communities.”

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Importance of women in ag Journalist: Rhiannon Koch THERE’S no denying the importance of women to the agriculture industry.

But local Charlotte Wundersitz is encouraging young women to be involved in the succession planning of their family farms.

“Growing up on the farm was all we knew, it was what we did for fun and we watched Mum and Dad do the work,” she said.

“All our free time was spent outside watching or helping where we could.

“But I never really looked at what they were doing and considered it as something for myself.”

Charlotte finished school and spent a working gap year abroad, and it was on her return home she started to think about the possibilities.

“I had a great time, but I realised how much I loved it,” she said.

“I did some seasonal work with Viterra and it showed me a side to the industry I hadn’t seen before, something I was keen to know more about.”

Charlotte had started studying a Bachelor of Laws at the University of Adelaide but decided to do a couple more seasons at Viterra, before also spending a season at her family’s farming enterprise Anna Binna with her dad.

“I did get my truck licence but spent more time in the office learning more about the business side of things than operating them,” she said.

“I recognise I am quite lucky to be able to contribute in this way, because of our farm’s size and structure.”

It all went from there and Charlotte is also studying a Bachelor of Agricultural Business Management remotely through Charles Sturt University.

“I think I’ve been lucky with the way the business is set up, so while I’ve been finishing my study I’ve been doing the social media side of things and am still in Adelaide,” she said.

“I’m not sure where exactly I see myself once I’m finished, I can see myself more so contributing to the business side of things.

“I know I love being home doing harvest, and there’s a few years until it comes to that but I’m looking forward to working with both my parents and I’ll see what role I can carve out for myself.”

While women have only legally been recognised as farmers for the past 25 years, Charlotte said the influence of women in the industry runs deep.

“They’ve been contributing to farming in so many ways for so many years,” she said.

“Women’s roles in family farming enterprises tend to be underestimated,

under-appreciated and underrecognised.

“Yes, we need more women in ag, but we also need to better recognise the fundamental contributions to family farms made by women currently and historically, whether that is driving a header, managing the business, marketing or accounts, keeping a household running, or taking on extra caring responsibilities to keep the family unit running.

“I’ve always been a strong feminist, I’ve always been interested in equality and just hate the idea that young women don’t know what they’re missing out on in terms of the diverse opportunities in South Australian agriculture.

“Different perspectives help in creating different solutions and help bring us closer to food security and addressing issues like skilled worker shortages and climate change.”

Through her work with Grain Producers SA, Charlotte was involved in the development of the SA Grain Industry Blueprint.

“I feel so grateful for the opportunity as it gave me a crash course in how the industry, supply chains and market operate,” she said.

“I’m excited for the next 10 years, there’s so much opportunity and progress to come.”

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Enough to make your heart beat faster.

The all-new LEXION 8700.

CLAAS LEXION is already recognised as the world’s most advanced combine harvester, and now the LEXION 8000/7000 series pushes the boundaries even further. The new top-ofthe-range LEXION models deliver their top performance precisely when your operators really need it. This means that you save time and money while benefiting from exceptional productivity.

Contact CLAAS Harvest Centre Kadina and find out why LEXION 8700 is far more than a new model in the world’s most successful harvester series. It’s a revolution.

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Two years on, G. & J. East is still in a Claas of its own YORKE Peninsula machinery company G. & J. East announced the opening of its Claas Harvest Centre (SA) at the 2019 Yorke Peninsula Field Days.

The venture involved expanding on G. & J. East’s successful relationship with Landpower Australia, the Claas product line distributor, to market and service Claas throughout South Australia.

G. & J. East has successfully sold, supported and serviced the Germanbuilt Claas Lexion range of combine harvesters and Amazone spreaders from its Kadina-based dealership for more than 20 years. The Claas Harvest Centre (SA) venture allowed G. & J. East to expand to offer sales and service for the complete Claas range of combines, balers, tractors, mowers, rakes, tedders, silage wagons and telehandlers, along with a full range of Amazone spreaders, sprayers and tillage equipment.

“The innovative model with dedicated sales and service personnel focusing solely on Claas products, while operating from

within the existing G. & J. East facility, has provided G. & J. East with the opportunity to test a new concept and simultaneously maintain the traditional G. & J. East dealership model known and trusted by our clients,” East Farm Machinery Group director Mathew East said.

G. & J. East dealer principal Colin Adams said setting up the Claas Harvest Centre (SA) had proven to benefit customers in every way.

“The Claas Harvest Centre team has been racking up the kilometres selling and servicing machines in all corners of the state, from the Eyre Peninsula, down to Naracoorte, across to the Riverland and over to Kangaroo Island,” Colin said.

“The Claas Harvest Centre sale and service model gives the client a better experience, right from the product enquiry stage through to equipment purchase and followed by the after-sales service and parts support.”

Colin said the Claas Harvest Centre (SA) had exceeded expectations.

“The new model Claas 8700 and

ON DISPLAY... Dealer principal Colin Adams invites you to check out the G. & J. East and Claas Harvest Centre (SA) at Site 918 Alford West Road.

8800 Lexion has been an outstanding machine over the past two seasons for the Claas Harvest Centre (SA),” he said.

“We are nearing sales of 30 Lexion harvesters across SA since the launch of Claas Harvest Centre (SA).

“The state-of-the-art machines offer the benefit of greater capacity, less grain loss and significantly increased fuel efficiency.

“The Lexion 8700 and Convio 1380 Front will be on display at the YP Field Days.”

G. & J. East remains your place for

the AGCO, Fendt, Challenger, Hardi, Miller Nitro, Morris, Simplicity, Deutz and Versatile ranges of machines and still offers the same great sales, service and parts support you have come to know and expect.

“This year we have the Fendt Ideal 10 Combine on site at the YP Field Days — don’t miss having a hands-on experience with this impressive machine, the first without a steering wheel,” Colin said.

Visit G. & J. East and Claas Harvest Centre (SA) at the YP Field Days at Site 918 Alford West Road.

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Community spirit — it’s in our blood AUSTRALIANS are renowned for their community spirit. It’s in our blood.

While countries across the globe grapple with maintaining blood supplies, Australian patients are still getting the blood and blood products they need.

In Kadina, more than 300 donations have already been made this year, helping to save up to 945 lives.

But with hospital demand for blood the highest it’s been in nearly a decade, it’s critical people keep

donating.

One in three Australians will need blood or blood products in their life, whether it’s during childbirth, while undergoing chemotherapy or surgery, or as a result of trauma such as a road accident.

Blood is needed somewhere in Australia

every 24 seconds, but currently only 3.5 per cent of people donate blood.

Now is the time for Australians to do what we do so well — roll up our sleeves and lend an arm.

Australian Red Cross Lifeblood’s pop-up donor centres visit 28 locations across SA. In Kadina, you will find Lifeblood at the Copper Coast Sport and Leisure Centre every three months.

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The next visit is in October.

To book a donation please call 13 14 95, visit lifeblood.com.au or download the free Donate Blood app.

In the meantime, Lifeblood will be flying the flag at the Yorke Peninsula Field Days, with a stand at the Cyclone Pavilion. We hope to see you there.

Cath Stone Executive director donor services, Australian Red Cross Lifeblood

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BEST IN THE BUSINESS... Fencing the Whites Rural way

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“We’ve reformulated our billet steel for greater ductility without mitigating strength,” Whites Rural national sales manager Matthew Stinson said.

Testing the new formulation confirmed they not only improved it, but made gains over many other imported posts.

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With more than 40 years of history and experience, Whites has strengthened its longstanding commitment to the local rural fencing market with its manufacturing operation in Albury, New South Wales.

“We’re proud to be an Australian family-owned business with our roots firmly in steel fencing products,” Whites Rural national sales manager Matthew Stinson said.

“There’s strong sentiment at present around locally manufactured goods, and our Albury manufacturing plant provides us the opportunity to produce locally, keeping jobs and future investment securely in Australia.”

The 6000-square-metre site started in gate manufacturing before moving into fence-wire products.

The Whites Rural Australian-made range includes stiff-stay and hingedjoint prefabricated wire fencing, Iowa and high-tensile barbed wire, the range of Frauenfelder gates and sheepyard mesh to name a few.

Stockpost — the post of a lifetime Late last year, Whites Rural took an already good Stockpost fence post and rebuilt it from the ground up.

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The golden days are back THE Terrace Hotel Adelaide opened under the management of EVENT on July 1, 2021.

This rebranding of The Sage Hotel Adelaide to The Terrace Hotel Adelaide came in phase one of an extensive 12-month rebranding and redevelopment project across the group’s three South Terrace Adelaide properties.

HotelMOTEL Adelaide is part two of the trio, currently under construction and due to open in October, and will offer a luxury remake of the classic motel with 61 new contemporary hotel style motel rooms.

Right in the heart of the South Terrace precinct, just a quarter hour from Adelaide Airport, HotelMOTEL welcomes old friends and new characters 24 hours a day — it never closes.

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Every room is a new chip off the old block. Drive up to classic styling and contemporary comfort, with private ensuite, walk-in showers, air conditioning and colour TV in every room.

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hospital are all just five minutes away, or you can walk over and meet the locals at Rundle Mall or Central Market. Hey, why not take a drive up to the world-famous Adelaide Hills? You’ll be there in well under an hour.

Best of all, this is the only venue in the Adelaide CBD where you can park right outside your door.

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Our Home at Scotch

Boarding at Scotch is a unique experience that prepares our young adults for independence and adult life.

Now accepting boarding applications for 2022. Visit our Yorke Peninsula Field Days site to meet our boarding team. For further enquiries please contact Director of Admissions, Carrie Cousar on (08) 8274 4209 or enrolments@scotch.sa.edu.au

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A home away from home AT Scotch College, we strive to offer one of the world’s best coeducational boarding experiences.

We’ve hosted boarders from regional and rural Australia for 100 years, and a century of experience has taught us each family is unique.

Our personal approach emphasises wellbeing and helps each child feel happy and supported as they pursue their passions and achieve their potential.

We provide 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.

The educational journey at Scotch is incomparable, where effort is valued, and passions discovered.

Boarders enter a home where values of respect, inclusion and wellbeing are lived among a diverse community, created with international families, that reflects a normal, cultural, society.

Our food is prepared by our internationally trained chef, and is nutritious, varied and delicious.

There is always a choice of dishes and ample food provided for your growing teenager.

We are committed to co-parenting and involve parents and guardians in important conversations around the development of their child.

Boarders have a range of opportunities to develop their life skills through special courses and enrichment programs in a dynamic learning environment.

Our strong staffing model ensures the highest possible level of care for your children and enables us to maintain a strong focus on academic achievement, personal development and life education.

Boarding at Scotch truly is a family and a home away from home.

For more information, contact the admissions team at Scotch College on (08) 8274 4209 or enrolments@scotch.sa.edu.au.

You can follow Scotch on social media at @scotchcollege and @scotchboarding on Instagram, or search for Scotch College Adelaide on Facebook.

BOARDING AT SCOTCH... Daniel Nunan in front of Scotch’s Rosevear Boarding House.

DINING ROOM... Boarders enjoying delicious, chef-prepared meals in the Boarders’ Dining Room on Scotch College’s Torrens Park Campus.

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FOX & LILLIE RURAL WELCOMES DARYL DEUTER TO THE TEAM. Fox & Lillie Rural is very pleased to welcome Daryl Deuter to the Fox & Lillie Rural team, taking on the role of the South Australian Wool Marketing Representative.

Daryl said the decision to join Fox & Lillie Rural will strengthen his ability to service woolgrowers in the South Australian area who have the support of Fox & Lillie export, Fox & Lillie Rural’s parent company and one of the top wool buyers in Australia.

For local service and sound wool marketing advice, contact Daryl Deuter: M: 0427 459 714 E: daryld@flrural.com.au

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WOOL MARKETING... Daryl Deuter brings more than 40 years of experience to his new role as a wool marketing representative for Fox & Lillie Rural.

Daryl Deuter joins the Fox & Lillie Rural team FOX and Lillie Rural is pleased to welcome Daryl Deuter to the Fox & Lillie Rural team, taking on the role of South Australian wool marketing representative.

With more than 40 years’ experience, Daryl is well credentialed in the wool industry.

With extensive knowledge of wool scouring and carbonising, wooltop combing, wool testing, quality control, wool buying and brokering, Daryl will make a great addition to the Fox & Lillie Rural team, according to national brokerage manager Eamon Timms.

“We are delighted to welcome Daryl to the Fox & Lillie team and his depth of experience and great attitude will ensure he becomes a tremendous resource for woolgrowers who want the best service and marketing advice,” Eamon said.

Daryl said the decision to join Fox & Lillie Rural will strengthen his ability to service woolgrowers in South Australia who have the support of Fox & Lillie export, Fox & Lillie Rural’s parent company and one of the top wool buyers in Australia.

“With the integration of Fox & Lillie export, our rural business connects directly with processors,

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which provides important selling advantages, market intelligence and enhances the service offering to woolgrowers in South Australia,” Daryl said.

Fox & Lillie Rural prides itself on outstanding service and innovative marketing.

The company has developed a strong presence in wool brokerage services during the past 15 years and looks forward to continuing to provide a sound and professional service to SA woolgrowers.

Fox & Lillie has a good presence at weekly wool auctions plus offers a wide range of selling alternatives.

Alternative methods include a weekly price-on-result tender sale, privately negotiated sales, Wooltrade 24/7 offer board and direct mill contracts.

Fox & Lillie has also established the largest sustainable and traceable wool program, Genesys, which provides network benefits and access to global markets, connecting woolgrowers with some of the world’s leading brands.

“I look forward to working with woolgrowers in the South Australian region and delivering healthy returns and better marketing opportunities for sheep enterprises,” Daryl said.

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See us at Yorke Peninsula Field Days 1066 Arthurton Road

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Whether you are looking for simple utilitarian fencing for security or boundary purposes, or if you are looking to beautify your property, we offer an incredibly diverse range of high-quality fencing products in styles and at price points to suit virtually every requirement and budget.

Aluminium slats offer a stunning finish.

Available in a timber finish, also available in Dulux powder coated, in the colour of your choice.

Custom made to suit your design, in panel format and available for sliding, swing or personal access gates.

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Be a good neighbour, fence like you care!

Post and rail is a traditional and cost effective functional fencing solution.

Available in a full range of colours in either Trim Deck or Corrugated profiles.

Standard heights are 1500mm, 1800mm or 2000mm, we can also custom roll to your specific length.

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Neighbour Friendly fencing is a versatile system offering a great look from both sides of the fence, available with lattice in either Trim Deck or Corrugated profiles in a full range of colours.

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The latest trend in fencing Our tubular fencing is made with galvanised steel tube, offering a large range of panel and gate designs to choose from. Alternatively, we can custom make to your design, using Dulux powder coating in all colours. All pool fencing complies with Australian standards for your safety and security.

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Red Cross leading disaster recovery THE Australian Red Cross will be at this year’s Yorke Peninsula Field Days and is inviting the public to meet the team for a cuppa and a chat.

Bushfire recovery from the 2019– 20 Black Summer Fires and the longer-term drought in the northern regions, and preparedness for the future has been a key focus for community support from the Australian Red Cross emergency services team across the Yorke Peninsula, Eyre Peninsula and Mid North.

The SA emergency services team has facilitated ongoing outreach help utilising the depth of experience and training of volunteers who’ve made themselves available for psychosocial support for community members.

Community events are a key component of a resilient community and the YP Red Cross team has hosted pamper days for women, supported emergency preparedness workshops across the peninsula, and presented the primary school-focused Pillowcase Project in September.

First aid for farmers has been a key focus for those impacted by drought and bushfires, and has been

delivered on site in the Mid North and Yorke Peninsula in 2021.

This valuable service will continue in the future.

The Red Cross emergency services operations team has provided immediate state-wide support when an emergency activation occurs, such as in the aftermath of the Black Summer fires and during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The team offers diverse services, from face-to-face support at an emergency relief centre to longer-term phone support to vulnerable community members.

Community resilience is a key focus.

New roles are being developed to work across Yorke Peninsula and the Mid North to help communities develop and strengthen their own resilience.

The Port Pirie regional team is active on Eyre Peninsula, with staff supporting community justice, providing a well-supported transport network, and active in developing a resilient EP community.

Red Cross will be on site at the YP Field Days at Site 362A Wintanerta Road.

HELPING HAND... The Australian Red Cross emergency services team has focused on bushfire recovery from the Black Summer Fires and the longerterm drought in the northern regions, as well as preparedness for the future.

Meet the Australian Red Cross Team at the Yorke Peninsula Field Days 2021 Australian Red Cross Teams from across SA will be on site during the YP Field Days. We invite you to come to meet our Volunteers and Staff.

The SA-based Emergency Services Team’s Recovery Officers from the bushfire and drought areas of the state will be available for you to meet and to share your personal and community stories of hope and resilience.

The SA Operations Team, made up of volunteers and staff, will be sharing their experiences of what an Emergency Activation is all about – Bushfire, Major Weather Events, and the Red Cross COVID-19 response. Come along and meet the Team and learn how the Australian Red Cross operates in an emergency.

Staff from Australian Red Cross Port Pirie Hub, who support the Yorke and North Regions, will share their important work.

Information about some of the exciting work the Red Cross Community Resilience Team have been up to, including their work bringing community members together to develop their community-led emergency action plan will also be made available.

Australian Red Cross Volunteers will be on hand to share a cuppa and a chat about life in Regional SA. We welcome you to bring your neighbours, friends and families to the Australian Red Cross site at Site 362A Wintanerta Road at the YP Field Days.

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Hot rural land market across YP Journalist: Fin Hansen

STRONG seasonal conditions have kept rural land in high demand on the Yorke Peninsula this year.

After promising harvest results last season, confidence has remained solid, leading to continued strong interest in YP land.

A recent Nutrien Harcourts Rural Market Update stated there had been fantastic sales and lease results in an open market earlier this year.

“With extremely low supply and high demand, strong results continue to be achieved with interested parties missing out on each occasion,” the update read. “(The high demand) drives the next opportunity to another strong result, almost always surpassing the previous outcome.

“This imbalance of supply and demand, together with rainfall reliability and low interest rates, will continue an extremely hot rural property market on the YP.” The market update said negotiations for private deals had continued, generally selling for considerably less than comparable sales in the region.

“Without creating competitive tension by taking a property to the open market, you will never know whether you have obtained the best possible outcome for your property,” the update read.

Nutrien sales specialist Troy Goldsworthy said consistent, widespread rainfall and steady low interest rates look like keeping land in high demand and delivering strong

results in the upcoming season.

“Prices have been going up sale after sale, so we’ve had a situation of low supply and high demand for a while now,” Troy said.

“Interest rates seem like they’ll be staying the same for some time, which makes buying an attractive option.

“There’s no better time to buy – the prices reflect the reliability of the YP, as we’re not missing out on too many seasons.

“While prices are surging, it’s a great environment to increase your land holding.”

Minlaton farmer Michael Thompson has purchased additional land annually for multiple seasons, including 264 hectares worth $4.37 million near Stansbury earlier this year.

Michael estimated his land prices had experienced 20 per cent year-onyear increases in recent seasons.

“There are some areas down the bottom end (of YP) that have had even bigger growth due to changes in farming practices over the past 10 years,” he said.

“Auctions are creating a lot of interest with many registered bidders and several active bidders at every sale.”

Michael said land purchases are often solid investments for agribusinesses looking to grow.

“Interest rates, commodity pricing, input costs and seasonal (conditions) are all looking good,” he said.

“Everyone’s approach to risk is different and purchasing land can be a big expense but over a 10-year cycle it will rarely be a regrettable decision.”

SUCCESSION IS SIMILAR TO A JOURNEY OR A TRIP. WE HAVE A BASIC IDEA OF WHERE WE WANT TO GO BUT A VAGUE UNDERSTANDING OF WHERE TO START.

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Rural Generations is a family-owned business managed by John White and wife Sandra, based at Clare in the Mid North of South Australia.

John has a passion for farming and supporting farming families and, although based in Clare, he enjoys travelling all over South Australia and also parts of Queensland and New South Wales, meeting and chatting with families.

John has been in the financial service industry for 13 years as a Financial Planner, he spent 10 years as a Rural Financial Counsellor and their family farm is managed by their son David and his wife Chrissy.

Rural Generations provides clients with a comprehensive personal report which includes: z Succession Planning options including any government benefits plus Farm Household Allowance (FHA) z Business Plans focusing on current and future needs, (E.g. Is there enough money coming in to support all families?) z Pension and Aged Care considerations z Understanding how farm and non-farm assets might be distributed if conditions within “Wills” are exercised.

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Making business procedures simple WITH rules and regulations changing, it is becoming more difficult to focus on the core operation of the business.

Whatever your industry, the rules are frequently changing, and without professional advice you can be caught out and unkowingly become non-compliant, according to Christine Graham from Mid North Consulting.

“Many business owners have said to me, ‘I don’t have time to go through the red tape, I have a business to run’ — this is why I started Mid North Consulting,” she said.

“My aim was to help business in regional areas focus on their daily operations while I deal with the red tape.”

Mid North Consulting offers a one-stop service to assist your business with managing your workforce and ensuring all compliance and safety requirements are met.

“I also provide assistance with NHVR accreditations such as fatigue

MID NORTH CONSULTING... Let Christine Graham from Mid North Consulting worry about compliance and red tape, so you can focus on running your business. management and can manage your business permits,” Christine said.

Mid North Consulting can provide a range of different services including records sorting, asset management, and even externally audit your business against ISO9001, 45001 and 16001 standards.

For more information, visit www.midnorthconsulting.com.au or call Christine on 0417 885 083.

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EXACT Farming Solutions launched in October 2016 and is the exclusive Australasian distributor for Hexagon’s agriculture division.

Owner Sean Williams has extensive history in the precision farming industry, starting with Rinex in the early 2000s, moving to Leica Geosystems, and now with Hexagon’s agriculture division.

About Hexagon Agriculture The acquisition of Brazil-based companies Arvus Tecnologia and iLab Sistemas by Hexagon, Leica Geosystems’ parent company in 2015, Leica Geosystems’ agriculture business was significantly transformed and launched as Hexagon Agriculture.

Headquartered in Florianopolis, Brazil, with key operations in Europe, Australia, China and South Africa, Hexagon Agriculture plays a leading role in the effort to solve agricultural industry challenges.

Hexagon is a global leader in sensor, software and autonomous solutions.

It is putting data to work to boost efficiency, productivity and quality across industrial, manufacturing, infrastructure, safety and mobility applications.

Hexagon’s mission as a company is to prepare the agricultural industry for greater productivity.

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AUSTRALIA is one of the most food secure nations on Earth, we produce more than we consume.

Just over 70 per cent of our agricultural production is exported and our state’s regions contribute about $29 billion annually to the state’s economy.

As the principal of a local small business, Regions Matter, and Independent candidate for the seat of Narungga at the March 2022 state election, I am inviting you to come and have a seat with me.

Attendees and exhibitors at this year’s Yorke Peninsula Field Days promise to be a valuable source of knowledge, experience, and insights into the diversity of our ag sector and, equally importantly, our vibrant communities on the YP. I am eager to better understand the opportunities and challenges facing this region, and regions more broadly, and I would value your perspective.

Do you have a view on the future of ag on the YP, including land use, water security, trade, climate, drought, productivity, biosecurity and invasives species?

Do you have a view on matters such as healthcare, education, childcare, or infrastructure?

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Rosenzweig. from size XS through to 6XL or you Christine has turned a love of can have a rugby made to fit your sewing into a thriving clothing label measurements. and loves to attend field days and Out & About Clothing will be give people the opportunity to view located at Site 27 Hoecker Pavillion. one of the largest colour ranges of “We will provide customers with women’s rugby tops to be found. the option to view hundreds of “We use lots of spots and stripes different colour rugby tops,” to create unique, timeless designs Christine said. women just love,” Christine said.

“The most difficult part will be Out & About Clothing offers choosing which one!” women relaxed-fit and semi-fitted Visit Out & About Clothing at the rugbys and provides a range of kids’ YP Field Days or check out rugby tops as well. www.outandaboutclothing.com.au.

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YORKE PENINSULA

FIELD DAYS

OFFICIAL SOUVENIR GUIDE

28th, 29th & 30th SEPTEMBER, 2021

Looking back on the 2019 field days Journalist: Jess Liddy YORKE Peninsula Field Days is one of Australia’s major agriculture events, as was evident last time around, in 2019.

The three-day biennial event can attract up to 30,000 visitors from across the country thanks to the vast variety of exhibitors and activities the whole family can enjoy.

Communication has changed immensely in recent years with organisers adding electronic services and social media platforms.

The agricultural sector has embraced these changes, but the YP Field Days’ bread and butter is still providing an outlet for people to have meaningful face-to-face interaction with others, at a business level and on a social basis.

CEO Peter Anderson said the 2019 event was successful, with attendance up on 2017.

“We had about 650 exhibitors with more than 20,000 people through the gate over the three days,” Mr Anderson said.

“Overall, we couldn’t have been happier with how it went — there were no issues and it seemed to run well.”

Across the YP Field Days’ 30-hectare Paskeville site, visitors can

explore extensive displays of the latest agriculture machinery and equipment, technology, information and services, food and refreshments, and much more.

“Like most field days events, we offer lots of different general interest exhibits, fashion parades, vintage machinery and guest speakers,” Mr Anderson said.

“We like to ensure we offer a bit of everything for everyone.”

Mr Anderson said this year’s event would shine a light on families and keeping the children entertained.

“We are hosting a children’s trail, similar to the Yellow Brick Road, where they can follow a map and pick up knickknacks around the site from various exhibitors,” he said.

“There will be crowd favourites including blacksmith events, tractor pull, vintage tractors, shearing demonstrations and so on.

“We just want to remind everyone to be COVID-safe, use the QR codes to check in and remain socially distanced where you can for the safety of everyone.

“We’re really looking forward to many great YP Field Days events for years to come.”

HAVING A LAUGH... James Nicholls and Sean Davey having the time of their life at the 2019 YP Field Days.

DELICIOUS... Guest speaker Kim McCosker takes some tasty samples out to the public during her presentation at the 2019 Field Days.

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ON THE LEAD... Ella and Lucy Bussenschutt, of Paskeville, with the heifers which were new to the Ag Learning Centre at the last event.

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programs

Catering Sites ALFORD ROAD Site 835 Chunky Boy’s Kitchen Site 835 Pete’s Mobile Woodfired Pizzas Site 848 Liquid Delights Site 945 Bute Lions/Football/Netball, Canteen 1 ARTHURTON ROAD Site 1165 Bar/Bistro, Wallaroo Football & Netball BAWDEN ROAD Site 151 Oranaise Site 131 Ohh My!

Guest Speaker Pavilion

Organised by Women in Agriculture and Business of SA – Cunliffe Branch Tuesday, September 28 10am-11.30am

BOORS PLAINS ROAD Site 423 Natura’s Craft Ice Creams of Hahndorf Site 424 Caffeine Wagon Site 545 TNT Bbq Site 513 Bute Lions/Football/Netball, Canteen 2 Site 437 Kadina Lions Club Site 438 Wallaroo Lions Club Site 543 Clinton Centre Uniting Church-Coke Van BUTE ROAD Site 963 Paskeville Sporting Bodies, Canteen 3 CUNLIFFE ROAD Site 745 Strawberries Galore Adelaide & Oakbank Site 725 Paskeville Sporting Bodies, Canteen 2 KADINA ROAD Site 323 Stansbury Lions Club Site 334 Pete’s Mobile Woodfired Pizzas

Noon-1.15pm 1.30pm-2.15pm 2.30pm-3.15pm

SOUTH HUMMOCKS ROAD Site 570 Moonta Football Club WINTANERTA ROAD Site 369 Dougys Coffee Site 353 Paskeville Sporting Bodies, Canteen 1

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Fashion parade with Stylish Bird Boutique YP Field Days official welcome and awards presentation.

Official Guest, the Honourable John Olsen AO, chairman of the Adelaide Football Club Fashion parade with Stylish Bird Boutique

Thursday, September 30 10am-11am

MACKLEY ROAD Site 73 Grazing Yorkes PASKEVILLE ROAD Site 655 Bella Lavender Estate Numero Uno Coffee Site 776 Rock’n Soft Serve

Kim McCosker, celebrity chef and Australia’s most successful self-published author of more 26 cookbooks, presents ‘Making the most of your air fryer’ Yvonne Correll, talented local and expert in the art of Ikebana (Japanese flower arranging) Kim McCosker, celebrity chef and Australia’s most successful self-published author of more 26 cookbooks, presents ‘Become an expert with your air fryer’ Exhibitor fashion parade

Murray Allen Wool and Sheep Pavilion

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Rebecca Sullivan, food curator, author, urban farmer and entrepreneur, presents ‘Encouraging cooking skills with children in the kitchen’ Rebecca Mumford from Greenhill Living, author of the Greenhill Living book Gaye the Garden Girl — The Potato Hunt and more, presents ‘Highlighting the life cycle of potatoes’ and ‘Teaching and inspiring children how to plant seeds and watch them grow’ Rebecca Sullivan, food curator, author, urban farmer and entrepreneur, presents ‘Encouraging cooking skills with children in the kitchen’ Rebecca Mumford from Greenhill Living, author of the Greenhill Living book Gary the Garden Guy — To dig or not to dig? and more, demonstrates building a soil bag

Southern Cross Television fashion parades: 11.30am, 1pm, 2.30pm Static display and trade sites: 9am-5.30pm Shearing demonstrations: 10.30am-11am, 12.15pm-12.45pm, 3.15pm-3.45pm

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services What you need to know Courtesy bus: A free 48-seat passenger bus leaves the car park opposite the Kadina Caltex/Subway service station (Frances Terrace) at 8.30am, Wallaroo Town Hall 8.45am and Moonta Town Hall 9am on each day of the Yorke Peninsula Field Days. The bus will leave the front gate of the YP Field Days at 4pm for passengers returning to the three towns. This service is provided by the YP Field Days and run by Yorke Peninsula Coaches, phone 8821 2755. For more information contact the YP Field Days office on 8827 2040.

On-site courtesy buses: Courtesy buses will operate from designated bus stops within the YP Field Days site at regular intervals each day. The courtesy buses will also provide transport to and from car parks as required.

Aircraft landing: Light aircraft travelling to the YP Field Days at Paskeville can use the Copper Coast Aerodrome all-weather airfield located between Kadina and Wallaroo about 20 kilometres west of the YP Field Days site. Pilot information and off-apron parking details are available from the Copper Coast Council, call 8828 1200. YP Field Days will provide a free courtesy bus service which will be available at regular intervals for pick up and return of aircraft passengers. Anyone wishing to use this service should give prior notice of their estimated time of arrival by phoning the YP Field Days office on 8827 2040.

General admission opening times

Facilities

Gates will be open for the general public from 9am to 5pm each day.

EFTPOS facilities are available on the corner of Office and Bute Roads.

General admission entry passes

Parcel pick-up, YP Field Days courtesy service

Available by online purchase only visit www.ypfielddays.com.au. Due to COVID restrictions, no tickets will be sold at the gates.

General admission costs (no concessions) Adult one-day pass: $15 Child one-day pass: Free (under 16 years of age)

Car parking Free car parking is available in the western and eastern car parks. Parking is not permitted within the static display area.

Disabled parking

Want to buy something but it’s too big to carry? Use our free parcel pick up service. Parcel pick-up dockets will be available at exhibitor sites. Bookings to use the service must be made at the parcel pick-up office at the Mackley Road (side door) entrance of the Larwood Pavilion. Please allow time for the goods to be picked up from their point of purchase and delivered to the parcel pick-up depots located at the site entrance gates in the western and eastern carparks.

Emergency services Should you require the assistance of St John first aid, police or emergency services, they are located by the main front gate on Office Road.

Areas have been set aside for people holding disabled parking permits and are located at the main gate and on the northern side of the main eastern and western entrances. Look for the disabled parking signs on the site map.

Parenting facilities

Official program

Outdoor seating and rest areas are located throughout the site for the comfort of visitors.

The official program and entry to all displays, demonstrations and pavilions are free.

Official charity The Lions Skin Cancer Screening Program has been selected by the YP Field Days committee as the YP Field Days official charity. You can find the charity at Site 4 Bawden Road.

SALT

A temporary parenting facility with ready access to a toilet and baby changing, feeding and rest areas is located on the corner of Office and Paskeville Roads.

Rest areas No dogs allowed on site Please don’t bring your dog with you as due to public health and safety issues, NO DOGS will be allowed on the YP Field Days site with the exception of guide dogs, hearing dogs and specific dogs which are part of the YP Field Days event program.

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exhibitors ADVISORY SERVICES Exhibitor Name Alpaca Sales and Information Angel Flight Australia Australian Partners of Defence Australian Red Cross Barunga Village Inc Bentleys SA/NT Boehringer Animal Health Community Care and Transport Country Home Services Elders Rural Fox and Lillie Rural Fraser Ellis MP Grain Producers SA Ltd GrainGrowers Ltd Hi-Tech Ag Solutuions Legacy South Australia Macro Group Australia Mainfreight MEGT Advisory Services and Education Mellor Olsson Lawyers Mid North Consulting Northern and Yorke Landscape Board Open Arms Partners of Veterans Association Peats Soil & Garden Supplies Pinion Advisory Plympton Veteran's Centre Primary Industries and Regions of SA (PIRSA) Quality Wool and Livestock Rabobank Ray White Rural SA Ray White Yorke Peninsula Rowan Ramsey MP RSL SA RSM Australia Rural Business Support Landholder Information Service Rural Generations S&W Seed Company SA Country Fire Service - SITE 1 SA Country Fire Service - SITE 2 SA Power Networks Small Business Commissioner SA Solar Wholesalers Soldier On South Australia Police Statewide Group Training Surewise Veterans SA William Buck Accountants and Advisors Y Partners

Site No. 556 24 8 362A 20 637 840 19 14 129 1154 15 637 14 1041 8 337 968 31 637 92 149 8 8 732 555 8 149 838 956 166 359 15 8 458 637 13 762 263 364 5 637 42 8 262 31 765 8 41 25

Site Address South Hummocks Rd Grant Pavilion Cyclone Pavilion Wintanerta Rd Grant Pavilion Cunliffe Rd Alford Rd Cyclone Pavilion Bussenschutt Pavilion Bawden Rd Arthurton Rd Cyclone Pavilion Cunliffe Rd Oster Pavilion Moonta Rd Cyclone Pavilion Kadina Rd Bute Rd Oster Pavilion Cunliffe Rd Mackley Rd Bawden Rd Cyclone Pavilion Cyclone Pavilion Cunliffe Rd South Hummocks Rd Cyclone Pavilion Bawden Rd Alford Rd Bute Rd Mackley Rd Wintanerta Rd Cyclone Pavilion Cyclone Pavilion South Hummocks Rd Cunliffe Rd Oster Pavilion Paskeville Rd Wintanerta Rd Wintanerta Rd Oster Pavilion Cunliffe Rd Bawden Rd Cyclone Pavilion Wintanerta Rd Oster Pavilion Paskeville Rd Cyclone Pavilion Oster Pavilion Oster Pavilion

ARTS AND CRAFT Exhibitor Name Adaminca Alpacas - Farm to Fashion Afford Engineering Barossa Quilts Bible Plaques Henna by Siddhi Komane Kustom Kegs Wine Barrel Furniture Let's Eat Chocolate Lynmac Metal Art Made by Skye Maes Garden Giftware Painting Imperfect Pieces Rpc promo Rustic Wren Teatrick Lavender Estate The Chiselers Studio Timeless Toys

Site No. 2 95 8 45 34 17 667 1 524 2 20 96 28 32 25 25 46

Site Address Grant Pavilion Mackley Rd Bussenschutt Pavilion Bawden Rd Hoecker Pavilion Bowley Pavilion Paskeville Rd Bussenschutt Pavilion Boors Plains West Rd Bussenschutt Pavilion Bawden Rd Mackley Rd Bawden Rd Grant Pavilion Grant Pavilion Cyclone Pavilion Bawden Rd

AUTOMOTIVE AND EQUIPMENT Exhibitor Name A.E. Mechanics Adelaide 4x4 Accessories Australian Tyre Traders Barossa Offroad Campers & Accessories Basic Trailers Bitron Lubricants Bray Signs & Safety CMG Adelaide - Adelaide City GMSV Copper Triangle 4x4 Electric Bug Gawler Motorcycle Centre

Site No. 367 372 763 141 472 360 870 574 757 462 243

AUTOMOTIVE AND EQUIPMENT Exhibitor Name

Site No.

Gunning's Automotive Group Hunts Fuel Jetwave Jimy Industrial Pty Ltd Jungheinrich Australia Pty Ltd LED Light Co Loadtec Pty Ltd McCracken Ford Mid North Motor Company Pty Ltd Murdock Motors NE Mechanical & Maintenance North East Group Performance Diesel Tuning Polaris Sales Australia Pty Ltd Pro 4x4 Rosewarnes Kadina SA Motorcycles SCTEG Parts and Trailers The Truck Factory The Tyre Surgeon Trojan Camping and 4x4 Tyremax Yamaha Australia

125 945 174 248 303 861 347 269 37 133 467 976 775 859 145 538 135 789 865 137 22 967 533

Site Address Bawden Rd Alford Rd Mackley Rd Kadina Rd Clinton Rd Bute Rd Kadina Rd Wintanerta Rd Bawden Rd Bawden Rd South Hummocks Rd Bute East Rd Paskeville Rd Bute Rd Bawden Rd Boors Plains Rd Bawden Rd Paskeville East Rd Bute Rd Bawden Rd Bawden Rd Bute Rd Boors Plains Rd

BUILDING AND HOME PRODUCTS Exhibitor Name 24/7 Solar & Battery Access Septic Products Pty Ltd Active Asphalt Allsteel Transportable Homes Alpha Industries Bargain Steel Centre Country Living Homes Dr Drums Furniture Ecovantage Embarr Pty Ltd Fairmont Homes Group Pty Ltd I Like it Direct Pty Ltd J.N.R. Elix Industries Pty Ltd Lloyd's Home Improvements Maxiplas Mega Slam Mobility and Wellness Monopoly Property Group Natural Technologies Systems Olympic Industries One Stop Water Shop Project Solar Sambec Sheds Show Television P/L - Site 1 Show Television P/L - Site 2 Sleeptime Spiderman YP / MN Pest Management Startmop Pty Ltd/Smartvac Containers Tiny Homes SA Town and Country Solar Wahlstedt Quality Homes Yorke Solar (SA) Pty Ltd

Site No. 15 464 1055 18 465 1066 560 362 5 80 29 3 164 34 245 169 559 40 345 557 167 18 874 8 5 11 16 3 188 35 759 188

Site Address Oster Pavilion South Hummocks Rd Bute Rd Oster Pavilion South Hummocks Rd Arthurton Rd South Hummocks Rd Wintanerta Rd Cyclone Pavilion Mackley Rd Oster Pavilion Bawden Rd Mackley Rd Oster Pavilion Kadina Rd Mackley Rd South Hummocks Rd Oster Pavilion Kadina Rd South Hummocks Rd Mackley Rd Bussenschutt Pavilion Bute Rd Bowley Pavilion Bowley Pavilion Bawden Rd Bawden Rd Bussenschutt Pavilion East Rd Oster Pavilion Paskeville Rd East Rd

CARAVANS AND CAMPING Exhibitor Name

Site No.

Adelaide RV 638 Caravan Culture Adelaide 468 Dario Caravans, Snowy River and Regent Caravans 232 Discount 12volt LED Lighting 875 Eagle Trailers and Campers 866 Explorer Caravan Sales 268 Just Smart Kitchenware 19 Lonsdale Marine and RV Centre 33 Maverick Campers 161 Noels Island Star Caravans 147 Northland Caravans 1152 Prime Campers Australia 959 R.M. Electronics 537 Shippy's Hardware 770

Site Address Cunliffe Rd South Hummocks Rd Kadina Rd Bute Rd Bute Rd Wintanerta Rd Newbold Pavilion Bawden Rd Mackley Rd Bawden Rd Arthurton Rd Bute Rd Boors Plains Rd Paskeville Rd

Site Address Wintanerta Rd Wintanerta Rd Paskeville Rd Bawden Rd South Hummocks Rd Wintanerta Rd Bute Rd South Hummocks Rd Paskeville Rd South Hummocks Rd Kadina Rd

CLEANING PRODUCTS Exhibitor Name

Site No.

Centre State Foods Enjo Go Global Trading MFT Rural Nutrimetics Spitwater SA

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CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES Exhibitor Name Alpacas Chaparral Clothing Bendigo Clothing Bullrush Clothing D, A, Fashion Everyday Discount Store (EDDS) Funky Trail Gone Bush Boot & Clothing Co Indhu avarcas Josephene by Jo Lucchesi Ladies Fashion Letzgetwired Local Collective Boutique Made For A Goddess Mickello Designs Moda Bella Out & About Clothing Outback Whips and Leather OZ Mobile Phone Accessories Peekaboo Kidz Silver Fleece Spoil Yourself The Bra Lady zaWAHdee

Site No. 131 21 26 10 63 69 9 33 463A 338 11 21 13 4 27 17 463B 16 20 65 1 3

Site Address Y3P Larwood Pavilion Bawden Rd Cyclone Pavilion Bawden Rd Bussenschutt Pavilion Mackley Rd Mackley Rd Grant Pavilion Hoecker Pavilion South Hummocks Rd Kadina Rd Grant Pavilion Newbold Pavilion Newbold Pavilion Newbold Pavilion Hoecker Pavilion Bawden Rd Wintanerta Rd Newbold Pavilion Bussenschutt Pavilion Mackley Rd Newbold Pavilion Newbold Pavilion

Site No.

Farmers for Climate Action Farmsave Holdings PL T/a Farmers Business Network Aus Flow Media HR Products Ramsey Bros RFShop Australia Telstra Corporation Ltd

363 536 160 163 328 436 552

Site Address Wintanerta Rd Boors Plains Rd Mackley Rd Mackley Rd Kadina Rd Boors Plains Rd South Hummocks Rd

COSMETICS Exhibitor Name BabyScent & Nature Lab Skincare DIPD Nails and Beauty Earths Essence

Exhibitor Name

Site No.

Sacred Heart College 37 Scotch College Adelaide 12 Seymour College 343 South Aust Institute of Business & Technology (SAIBT) 21 Sporting Shooters Assoc of Aust (SA) Inc 761 St Mark's College, Adelaide 91 St Mary MacKillop School 2 St Peter's Collegiate School 7 That's Cute 17 Ulooloo Dohne Merinos 934 University of Adelaide & Adelaide Rural Clinical School 5 Urrbrae Agricultural High School 1 Walford Anglican School for Girls 10 Westminster School 7 Wilderness School 15

Site Address Hoecker Pavilion Hoecker Pavilion Kadina Rd Oster Pavilion Paskeville Rd Mackley Rd Hoecker Pavilion Grant Pavilion Bussenschutt Pavilion Alford Rd Hoecker Pavilion Grant Pavilion Newbold Pavilion Hoecker Pavilion Hoecker Pavilion

ENGINEERING AND SUPPLIES

COMMUNICATIONS Exhibitor Name

EDUCATION

Site No.

Site Address

13 17 30

Grant Pavilion Hoecker Pavilion Hoecker Pavilion

Exhibitor Name B L Shipway & Co Pty Ltd CompAir Compressors Cunninghams Balaklava Pty Ltd DEMOT Pty Ltd Farm Innovations Pty Ltd GNS Engineering Pty Ltd Hanton and Sharrod Hitches and More Pty Ltd Independent Saw Works Miegel Engineering Realport Traders Rivercity Trailers & Metal Fabrication Riverland Welding & Tool Supplies Rockmaster Posthole Digger Tatiara Industrial Repairs Thor Mining PLC Walterscheid Australia WIA Welders

Site No. 769 260 212 272 470 731 741 1037 37 661 666 567 668 916 1142 16 215 304

Site Address Paskeville Rd Wintanerta Rd Kadina West Rd Wintanerta Rd South Hummocks Rd Cunliffe Rd Cunliffe Rd Moonta Rd Oster Pavilion Paskeville Rd Paskeville Rd South Hummocks Rd Paskeville Rd Alford West Rd Moonta Rd Oster Pavilion Kadina West Rd Clinton Rd

CROP CARE Exhibitor Name AW Vater And Co Bio-Tech Organics Crop Smart Seed Terminator Soil Management Systems Techgrow YP Agricultural Services Pty Ltd

Site No.

Site Address

952 6 741 2 740 810 947

Bute Rd Grant Pavilion Cunliffe Rd Bawden Rd Cunliffe Rd Alford West Rd Alford Rd

FINANCE AND BANKS Exhibitor Name Achmea Australia ANZ Commonwealth Bank of Australia NAB Robinson Sewell Purvis

Site No. 1 672 370 347 38

Site Address Oster Pavilion Paskeville Rd Wintanerta Rd Kadina Rd Oster Pavilion

EARTH MOVING EQUIPMENT Exhibitor Name Active Machinery Bourne Engineers BPF Equipment Bruce Rock Engineering Cavpower Civil Construction Earthworks Pty Ltd Kubpower Olympus Loaders React International TKV Group Wahroonga Enterprises

Site No. 1319 565 1039 1045 445 845 1035 1038 234 209 118

Site Address Pine Forest West Rd South Hummocks Rd Moonta Rd Moonta Rd Boors Plains Rd Alford Rd Moonta Rd Moonta Rd Kadina Rd Clinton Rd Bawden West Rd

Exhibitor Name AEG Powertools (Tectronic Industries) Garden Master Products Les and Colleen Modra Linetrimmer Heads Outback Rustic Garden Art Regional Profile Cutters Trinity Mower Centre Weedwakka Yorkreation Garden Centre

Site No. 365 89 351 660 41 733 523 144

Site Address Wintanerta Rd Mackley Rd Kadina Rd Paskeville Rd Bawden Rd Cunliffe Rd Boors Plains West Rd Bawden Rd Y3P Larwood Pavilion

GENERAL INTEREST

EDUCATION Exhibitor Name

GARDEN PRODUCTS

Site No.

Adelaide University Agriculture Students Association 637 Aquinas College 36 Australian Education Union 10 Copper Coast University Centre 9 ElectraNet 3 Harvest Christian College 67 Horizon Christian School 355 Immanuel College 8 Loreto College Marryatville 21 Lincoln College 4 Marcus Oldham College 35 Natwide Personnel 637 NBN Co 658 Our Place Narungga 7 Pembroke School 26 Prince Alfred College 344 Rostrevor College 22

Site Address

Exhibitor Name

Cunliffe Rd Hoecker Pavilion Grant Pavilion Hoecker Pavilion Oster Pavilion Mackley Rd Wintanerta Rd Newbold Pavilion Hoecker Pavilion Hoecker Pavilion Hoecker Pavilion Cunliffe Rd Paskeville Rd Bussenschutt Pavilion Grant Pavilion Kadina Rd Grant Pavilion

Adjusta Mattress Australia Alexandrina Cheese Company Antique Caterpillar Machinery Owners Club Artist Blacksmiths Association of South Australia Australian Red Cross Lifeblood Dial Before You Dig SA/NT EnviroCopper Ltd Exotic Licorice and Fudge and Nuts Ezidri Australia Pty Ltd Florentine Gold FSP Australia Pty Ltd Heavenly Jerky HotelMOTEL Adelaide (fully furnished South Terrace Motel) Lucindale Engineering Maitland State Emergency Service MBC Foods & Local Products

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Site Address

49 4 1084 459 12 7 17 24 13 31 24 435

Bawden Rd Bussenschutt Pavilion Arthurton East Rd South Hummocks Rd Cyclone Pavilion Oster Pavilion Oster Pavilion Hoecker Pavilion Hoecker Pavilion Hoecker Pavilion Bawden Rd Boors Plains Rd

20 636 153

Oster Pavilion Cunliffe Rd Mackley Rd Y3P Larwood Pavilion

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exhibitors GENERAL INTEREST Exhibitor Name

Site No.

Port Wakefield to Port Augusta (PW2PA) Alliance 10 Rosevale Lentils Seven Point Pork 346A Sunny Hill Distillery Tried and Tested Australia Pty Ltd 1 Ultramatic 1 Warooka Country Meats 738 Watsacowie Brewing, Craft Beers Weyhill Farm Garlic Salts 16

Site Address Oster Pavilion Y3P Larwood Pavilion Kadina Rd Y3P Larwood Pavilion Grant Pavilion Cyclone Pavilion Cunliffe Rd Y3P Larwood Pavilion Grant Pavilion

GENERAL MERCHANDISE Exhibitor Name AAA Quality Socks & Uggs AromaJoy CMV Truck Centre Crystal Clear Glasses Farm Name Signs Fudge It Kalleske Meats Pty Ltd Lifeline Broken Hill Country to Coast Maggies Gifts Mount Pleasant Butcher NGM Resource Marketing Pty Ltd Paint Supplies of SA Pioneer Seeds Premium Fence Pty Ltd Puddings SA Pup Hub Café Rex Stotten Machinery SL Tanks and Equipment Steiny's Traditional Mettwurst Pty Ltd Stockowners Shearing Australia Sweet and Sour Candy Fruit Liquorice Tymar Spice House Vater Machinery Pty Ltd

Site No. 51 451 180 451 139 18 342 4 451 44 86 572 864 1346 20 66 623 272 78 634 10 48 315

Site Address Bawden Rd Boors Plains Rd East Rd Boors Plains Rd Bawden Rd Bowley Pavilion Kadina Rd Cyclone Pavilion Boors Plains Rd Bawden Rd Mackley Rd South Hummocks Rd Bute Rd Pine Forest Rd Cyclone Pavilion Mackley Rd Cunliffe West Rd Wintanerta Rd Mackley Rd Cunliffe Rd Bowley Pavilion Bawden Rd Kadina West Rd

GRAIN AND HARVEST Exhibitor Name Advantec Australasia Pty Ltd Ag Culture Pty Ltd Agbyte AWB-Australian Wheat Board Base Fabrications PL Bromar Engineering Bruder Kompressors Centre State Exports Pty Ltd Diesel Performance Solutions Direct Seeding and Harvesting Equipment Farmscan Pty Ltd FeedTest Flexi Grain JK Milling Pty Ltd Kingsway Welding (YP) Pty Ltd Kotzur Bulk Handling Larwoods Ag Services - Case IH Leske Engineering Liquid Systems (SA) MacDon Australia Midwest Fabrication Moose Industries New Holland Agriculture Riteway Farming Australia Smallaire Pty Ltd Southern Springs SYP Motors Tornado Harvester Air Flow System T-Ports Viterra

AGT Foods Australia Ahrens Ahrens Group Allied Grain Services Commander Ag-Quip MaxiTRANS South Australia Mettler Toledo Rocky River Ag Services Seed Cleaners Australia Sharmans Vennings

Exhibitor Name ADM Trading Aust Advantage Grain CBH Grain Pty Ltd CloudBreak Grain Marketing EP Integrated Commodities

Site No. 836 33 165 26 766

Site Address Alford Rd Oster Pavilion Mackley Rd Oster Pavilion Paskeville Rd

HEALTH Exhibitor Name Advanced Therapy Massagers AFK Sport Clinic / Happy Feet / Orthotic Works Beyond Blue Bupa Carers SA Eldercare Estia Health Everclear Pool Solutions Flourish Live Naturally G & M Therapy Hearing Australia Helping Hand Aged Care Lions Skin Cancer Testing Bus Lions Skin Cancer - Official YPFD Charity My Support Loop Pty Ltd Niagara Medical Therapy Sleep Electric South Australia Sonder SOS Copper Coast Suicide Prevention Network South Aust Cochlear Implant Centre Star of the Sea Residential & Community Care TurmeriX SA

Site No. 23 30 645 20 28 4 23 88 6 29 8 19 4 4 11 20 858 18 17 10 35 19

Site Address Oster Pavilion Bawden Rd Cunliffe Rd Hoecker Pavilion Grant Pavilion Grant Pavilion Hoecker Pavilion Mackley Rd Bussenschutt Pavilion Grant Pavilion Bawden Rd Bussenschutt Pavilion Bawden Rd Bawden Rd Cyclone Pavilion Bowley Pavilion Bute Rd Hoecker Pavilion Cyclone Pavilion Bawden Rd Grant Pavilion Bowley Pavilion

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Exhibitor Name Ag Leader Arag Australia Exact Farming Solutions Precision Agriculture

Site No. 818 1 7 13

Site Address Alford Rd Ag Technology Shed Ag Technology Shed Ag Technology Shed

JEWELLERY Site No. 239 715 9 573 872 108 336 1157 558 1316 243 32 836 13 719 610 527 166 4 525 1017 739 518 1338 140 442 821 558 836 460

Site Address Kadina Rd Cunliffe West Rd Ag Technology Shed South Hummocks Rd Bute Rd Broughton Rd Kadina Rd Arthurton Rd South Hummocks Rd Pine Forest Rd Kadina Rd Oster Pavilion Alford Rd Cyclone Pavilion Cunliffe West Rd Cunliffe West Rd Boors Plains Rd Mackley Rd Ag Technology Shed Boors Plains Rd Moonta West Rd Cunliffe Rd Boors Plains West Rd Pine Forest Rd Bawden Rd Boors Plains Rd Alford West Rd South Hummocks Rd Alford Rd South Hummocks Rd

GRAIN HANDLING Exhibitor Name

GRAIN MARKETING

Site No. 1059 836 1163 836 1322 982 713 319 335 304 1144

Site Address Arthurton Rd Alford Rd Arthurton Rd Alford Rd Pine Forest Rd Bute East Rd Cunliffe West Rd Kadina Rd Kadina Rd Clinton Rd Moonta Rd

Exhibitor Name Eynesbury House of Couture Fifth Avenue Collection Soal Sister Thurston and Lovey

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Hoecker Pavilion Grant Pavilion Hoecker Pavilion Newbold Pavilion

LIFESTYLE Exhibitor Name Cloud 9 Hanging Chair & Professional Nibbler Copper Coast Lifestyle Village Humblee Eco Riely's Little Lolly Shop Sports Marine Toughcraft-Premium Aluminium Fishing Craft Tupperware Dynamic Sales Twins Pantry

Site No. 455 22 20 81 185 14 15 1

Site Address South Hummocks Rd Oster Pavilion Newbold Pavilion Mackley Rd East Rd Bawden Rd Bowley Pavilion Hoecker Pavilion

LIVESTOCK AND EQUIPMENT Exhibitor Name Advantage Feeders Pty Ltd Alpha Group Consulting Ardene Australian White Sheep Stud Atlex Stockyards Australian Wool Network Compass Feeds FP Agriservices Pty Ltd Glen Holme Dohne Stud Kuhn Farm Machinery Lienert Engineering Livestock SA Magnus Australia Midland Stockyards Munro Engineers Performance Feeds Pty Ltd Red River Livestock Handling Equipment River Murray Trading Post Rods Livestock Nutrition Pty Ltd Salt Distributors Pty Ltd The Little Farm Company Truro Agencies

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Site No. 1048 11 942 301 635 933A 840 633 1233 1171 637 876 1329 939 837 840 1172 876 19 173 615

Site Address Moonta Rd Ag Technology Shed Alford Rd Clinton Rd Cunliffe Rd Alford Rd Alford Rd Cunliffe Rd Pine Forest Rd Arthurton Rd Cunliffe Rd Bute East Rd Pine Forest Rd Alford Rd Alford Rd Alford Rd Arthurton Rd Bute East Rd Bawden Rd Mackley Rd Cunliffe West Rd

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MARINE Exhibitor Name

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Spitfire Boat Trailers Yorke Peninsula Marine/Maitland Marine

185 966

Site Address East Rd Bute Rd

TILLAGE

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PROFESSIONAL CATERER Exhibitor Name

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Caffeine Wagon Chunky Boys Kitchen Dougy's Coffee Grazing Yorkes Liquid Delights Natura's Craft Ice Creams of Hahndorf Numero Uno Coffee Ohh My! Oranaise Pete's Mobile Woodfired Pizzas Rock 'n Soft Serve Strawberries Galore Adelaide & Oakbank

424 835 369 73 848 423 655 130 151 334 776 745

Site Address Boors Plains West Rd Alford Rd Wintanerta Rd Mackley Rd Alford Rd Boors Plains West Rd Paskeville Rd Bawden Rd Bawden Rd Kadina Rd Paskeville East Rd Cunliffe Rd

RURAL MERCHANDISE Exhibitor Name

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Bushman & Aqualine Tanks Pty Ltd Gallagher LawrieCo Omnia Specialties Rema Tip Top SA Grain Services SafetyQuip Schutz Industries Pty Ltd Senturian Steel Supplies Stock Journal Publishers Team Poly Tanks Tecalemit Whites Rural

446 1449 760 741 137 1110 341 930 1134 155 955 916 1051

Site Address Boors Plains Rd Maitland Rd Paskeville Rd Cunliffe Rd Bawden Rd Moonta West Rd Kadina Rd Alford Rd Moonta Rd Mackley Rd Bute Rd Alford West Rd Moonta Rd

K-Line Ag Koch Ag / Fieldworks SA Kubota Australia Rootboot Ryan NT / Paul Ryan Schulte Sales Australia Titan Australia Valton Feeding Solutions Waringa Distribution

Exhibitor Name

Site No.

Entegra Signature Structures LH Perry & Sons Pty Ltd Redden Sheds Spanlift Australia

1172 373 373 267

Site Address Arthurton Rd Wintanerta Rd Wintanerta Rd Wintanerta Rd

SOLAR PRODUCTS Exhibitor Name

Site No.

Allstate Solar Pty Ltd Apex Energy Australia Build Solar

32 857 857

Site Address Bawden Rd Bute Rd Bute Rd

SPRAYS AND EQUIPMENT Exhibitor Name Croplands Equipment Pty Ltd Hardi Australia Hydra Boom Mr Nozzle Rometron Australia Sonic Boomsprays

Site No. 312 1126 1122 243 116 312

Site Address Kadina West Rd Moonta Rd Moonta West Rd Kadina Rd Bawden West Rd Kadina West Rd

Exhibitor Name

Exhibitor Name Ag Master Agpoint Australia Boss Engineering Pty Ltd Bute Discs Central Hills Machinery Flexi-Coil Gason Horwood Bagshaw John Shearer Pty Ltd Kelly Engineering

Site No. 373 617 237 439 1138 325 612 325 721 510

Site Address Wintanerta Rd Boors Plains West Rd Kadina Rd Boors Plains Rd Moonta Rd Kadina Rd Cunliffe West Rd Kadina Rd Cunliffe West Rd Boors Plains West Rd

Site Address Kadina Rd Cunliffe Rd Pine Forest Rd Wintanerta Rd Kadina Rd Kadina West Rd Kadina Rd Pine Forest Rd Alford West Rd

Site No.

Site Address

722 39 70 304 143

Cunliffe West Rd Oster Pavilion Mackley Rd Clinton Rd Bawden Rd

C R Kennedy Cutting Edge Knives Jay & S Tools Milwaukee Power Tools Newstyle Direct

TOURISM Exhibitor Name

Site No.

Barossa Helicopters 991 Country Getaways Accommodation Helloworld Travel Kadina 10 Redwing Farms Accommodation & Function Centre Y3P Tourism Group Yorke Peninsula Visitor Information

Site Address Arthurton East Rd Y3P Larwood Pavilion Hoecker Pavilion Y3P Larwood Pavilion Larwood Pavilion Y3P Larwood Pavilion

TRACTORS AND MACHINERY Agrifac Continental Tyres Emmetts FAE Australia Pacific Pty Ltd Forklifts Direct Pty Ltd G & J East Goldacres Larwoods Ag Services McIntosh Distribution Schinckel Hayrakes WSB Distributors

Site No. 1342 1034 120 1125 767 917 310 319 1114 1349 925

Site Address Pine Forest Rd Moonta Rd Bawden West Rd Moonta Rd Paskeville Rd Alford West Rd Kadina West Rd Kadina Rd Moonta West Rd Pine Forest Rd Alford Rd

TRUCKS AND TRANSPORT Exhibitor Name Adelaide Weighing Equipment Airtec Corporation Diesel Tune Adelaide Freightmaster Semi Trailers Pty Ltd Jamieson Sales & Service Maxi Tankers Pty Ltd Regional Transport Training Services PL Scania Australia South Central Truck & Bus Truckline Wakefield Trucks Pty Ltd Warner Fork Trucks

Site No. 266 771 22 783 786 652 93 969 972 780 772 718

Site Address Wintanerta Rd Paskeville Rd Bawden Rd Paskeville East Rd Paskeville Rd Paskeville Rd Mackley Rd Bute Rd Bute Rd Paskeville East Rd Paskeville Rd Cunliffe West Rd

WATER AND WATER PRODUCTS Exhibitor Name

TILLAGE

325 727 1325 371 340 210 333 1334 912

TOOLS

Exhibitor Name

SHEDS

Site No.

APR Tanks Kingspan Water & Energy Pioneer Water Tanks SA SA Water

Site No. 566 71 841 83

Site Address South Hummocks Rd Mackley Rd Alford Rd Mackley Rd

WINE SALES & TASTING Exhibitor Name Barley Stacks Wines & Function Centre Callipari Wine & Ned Kelly Red Continental Taralli Biscuits Kilikanoon Wines

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Site Address Y3P Larwood Pavilion South Hummocks Rd Bussenschutt Pavilion Paskeville Rd

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Yorkreation Garden Centre

Watsacowie Brewing Craft Beers

Barley Stacks Wines & Function Centre

Country Getaways Accommodation

Y3P

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Yorke Peninsula Tourist Information

Alpacas Chaparral

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YORKE PENINSULA

FIELD DAYS

OFFICIAL SOUVENIR GUIDE

28th, 29th & 30th SEPTEMBER, 2021

Bruce’s ongoing dedication Journalist: Jess Liddy BRUCE Philbey experienced his first Yorke Peninsula Field Days in 1971 and hasn’t looked back since.

Bruce said the event has been a great opportunity to see agricultural displays and machinery in the one place, and is quite stimulating for someone in the industry.

“It was exciting to see the new machinery available, as well as the advancement in technology when I first attended the field days,” Bruce said.

“It has only gotten better year after year.

“About 10 years ago I joined the field days committee because it was a way for me to connect to the community whilst also doing something I was familiar with.

“I am still on the committee now — I have taken up leadership roles including junior vice-president and then I was president for two years, including during the 2019 event.

“I will be looking at stepping back from the role in a few years but we need younger people to step up.

“I will always continue to support the event though.”

Bruce said the field days was a huge event run by a “team of teams”.

“There is a team of caterers, a team to

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organise the guest speakers and to book the exhibitors, and to organise the gatekeepers and the tickets,” he said.

“There is just so much behind-thescenes work that goes into this event.

“All these people combined are the reason the field days comes together every two years.”

Bruce enjoys the social interaction and opportunity for face-to-face communication with farming product and service representatives at the field days.

“I enjoy farming on the peninsula because it’s a reliable district well serviced by machinery providers and associated services,” he said.

“The field days brings people together, whether you are learning about agriculture, already in the industry or not at all.”

Bruce has also been in the Bute Agricultural Bureau for more than 40 years.

“This is one of the biggest changes we are seeing in the industry and when it comes to the field days,” he said.

“The younger farmers are looking at different ways to source their information rather than joining and attending bureau meetings.

“We would love to see bureaus exist in the future but the numbers are dwindling fast.”

COMMITTED... Bruce Philbey has been on the Yorke Peninsula Field Days committee for 10 years, during which he has taken on various important roles.

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UNDER SHEARING SHED CLEANOUTS • Under wool shed cleanouts • Grain spills • Silos • Irrigation and well cleaning • Accident scenes (loose material spills)

www.agbyte.com.au Call Leet 0408 428 714 Email leet@agbyte.com.au

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Lincoln College provides accommodation to University students moving to Adelaide.

Moving to a new city for university is exciting but can be a little overwhelming.

At Lincoln College you will be part of a friendly and welcoming community, with lots of social and sporting events to help you build lifelong friendships.

Our all-inclusive accommodation packages are exactly that. All-inclusive. Giving you the freedom to focus on the bigger picture: your studies, your friendships and building your future.

All the essentials – and more – are fully covered by your weekly rent, making it a breeze to budget.

What’s included: * Fully furnished private room * 21 nutritious meals each week, plus supper * In-room cleaning * All utilities (electricity, water, gas) * Free onsite laundry * Onsite pastoral care * Unlimited high speed internet & WiFi access * 24/7 onsite gym & free group fitness training * 24/7 access to onsite library * Tutorials & academic support programs * Secure bike storage

* Contents insurance for personal items

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION

lincoln.edu.au/enquire Visit us at Site 4 / Hoecker Pavilion

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College as a cure for the “epidemic of loneliness”

LINCOLN COLLEGE... Find readymade friends and support to make your city move the best it can be with Lincoln College.

HUMANS are social creatures.

Separated from the people we love, we can become deeply distressed.

This is a challenge for students who leave home to study — moving to university and starting adult life in a new city, without the support of loved ones, is a challenge.

The 2018 Australian Loneliness Report says we are experiencing loneliness at higher levels than ever — one in four adults is lonely every week, and this loneliness is highest in young people, 16–25.

The report also found higher levels of loneliness linked with social anxiety, reduced social interaction, reduced wellbeing and lower quality of life.

This is scary news for families who are sending a child away to university, in a new city, where they don’t know anyone.

The good news is life at Lincoln College can be an antidote to loneliness.

With a caring community around you; the chance to study alongside others from other degrees; social, sporting and artistic activities to enjoy; and daily meals with others, we support students to build real-world connections that are

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so lacking for many young people.

The move to Adelaide to study can be intimidating, especially for students who aren’t used to “big city” life.

By moving to Lincoln College, new students get help from experienced students to find their way around.

A fun and friendly Welcome Week helps new residents make friends quickly.

New students meet others studying similar subjects, to encourage academic success.

Physical activity is great for mental health.

We have regular sporting competitions for residents, and our onsite gym and group fitness allows residents to keep active while they study.

With activities like our creative writing competition, music night, art competition, LAN parties, charity fundraising and quiz nights, there is something for everyone at Lincoln College.

By coming to Lincoln, you are creating a readymade network of friends who will help you through your university years and beyond.

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Optimum learning environment HARVEST Christian College is a growing school in Kadina, Yorke Peninsula, with more than 300 students, ranging from foundation to Year 12.

As a Christian school, we are committed to creating an environment that honours God and demonstrates Christian values in everything we do.

The college has excellent facilities for an optimum learning environment and offers a variety of subject choices.

Students in Years 10 to 12 have the opportunity to do vocational education and training courses.

A state-of-the-art on-site Automotive Centre provides students with the fundamental knowledge and experience in owning and maintaining a motor vehicle.

Offered through Years 7–12, automotive students work independently and collaboratively on projects from small engines through to car

maintenance and diagnostics.

In 2020, the school received the Howard Mutton Award for outstanding participation in school sport.

We believe sport participation provides students with the opportunity to thrive in team environments, and allows our students to learn skills and behaviours that will help them be successful in life.

At Harvest Christian College, we provide a vibrant and safe learning environment that gives families affordable access to a personalised and modern education driven by dedicated teachers.

It is our desire to see all students become resilient, confident learners, equipped to face the challenges of everyday life and to build positive relationships.

Visit us at Site 67 Mackley Road to find out how we can partner with you in your child’s educational journey.

AUTOMOTIVE CENTRE... Automotive students Alexis Wibrow-Yelland and Joel Bettess learn about car maintenance and diagnostics.

FOOD AND HOSPITALITY...

Candice Rankine shows off baking skills learned in the school’s newly renovated Home Economics Centre.

FRASER ELLIS MP STATE MEMBER FOR NARUNGGA

Come visit me at Site 15 in the Cyclone Pavilion to chat about all state matters!

37 Graves Street, Kadina SA 5554 Phone (08) 8832 2455

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A COLLEGE EDUCATION ON THE YORKE PENINSULA

Building a brighter future with dedicated sta昀, quality facilities and more choices

SERVING the Yorke Peninsula for over 20 years

FOUNDATION

PRIMARY SCHOOL

MIDDLE SCHOOL

SENIOR SCHOOL

FOOD & HOSPITALITY

AUTOMOTIVE CENTRE

TECHNICAL STUDIES

OUTDOOR EDUCATION

VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

PERFORMING ARTS

Visit us at Site 67 Mackley Road during the Yorke Peninsula Field Days to discover what Harvest Christian College can provide for your child.

To book your personal tour of the College, please contact our Enrolment O cer, Lyndall Arthur, via email at admin@harvest.sa.edu.au

Pannan Street, Kadina | 08 8821 4945 | harvest.sa.edu.au

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Be part of a place you can call home, when home is far away.

Visit us at the Yorke Peninsula Field Days in the Newbold Pavilion, 28 – 30 September to talk about Boarding at Immanuel College in 2023 & beyond.

Or visit immanuel.sa.edu.au or contact us on T: 08 8375 1700 E: enrolments@immanuel.sa.edu.au

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A lasting legacy of friendship and academic success — boarding at Immanuel College

YP BOARDERS... Just some of Immanuel College’s boarders from the Yorke Peninsula, back: Charlie Davies, Riley Davey, Kai Wahlstedt, Chloe Oxspring, Ebony Wheare, Taylor Hanson, Ellie Richardson, Olive Bittner, Lydia Oster, Hazel Bittner, Emma Barnes, Digby Tooze, Harrison Hatcher, Connor Knight, Caydence Bussenschutt, Charlotte James, Indy Wilksch; front: McLeod Rodda, Georgia Sherriff, Victoria McKay, Louanna Bagshaw, Steph Gersch, Airlie Ramsey, Kirralee Field.

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THERE’S just nothing like living with your friends.

This is one of the lasting legacies Immanuel College gives boarding students, the chance to create a large extended family and form close, real friendships.

When people talk about boarding schools for Yorke Peninsula families, chances are they are talking about Immanuel College.

Immanuel is one of the oldest co-educational boarding schools in Australia, with the first boarder starting in 1895 and generations of boarders hailing from Yorke Peninsula.

Caring and experienced staff guide boarders as they grow in confidence with their increasing independence; boarder wellbeing is their first priority.

Immanuel provides a family-style environment for about 170 boarders each year, with students transitioning through different styles of accommodation, gradually developing independent living skills for life beyond school.

Specialist tutors are also on hand to support boarders in their studies and they have easy, everyday access to

world-class facilities, including a fitness centre, dance studio, swimming centre and wide-open spaces.

In fact, the Boarding House is located in the heart of the Immanuel campus.

Immanuel College encourages personal excellence according to each student’s ability, strengths and interests.

In addition, the college provides the widest available range of SACE courses and VET options.

Graduating students consistently receive outstanding academic results.

Boarders enjoy an extensive extracurricular program offering students the opportunity to participate in a wide variety of sports, music ensembles and interest clubs.

Immanuel College is a coeducational day and boarding school from year 7– 12, located five minutes to the beach and 10 minutes to the CBD in leafy Novar Gardens, South Australia.

The college is a school of the Lutheran Church of Australia.

For more information, visit www.immanuel.sa.edu.au.

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The sisterhood of boarding

WILDERNESS... Wilderness students from Yorke Peninsula, Olivia and Lucy Mildwaters.

SHE WILL Within a Wilderness boarding experience lies a unique opportunity for each girl to achieve her potential. Anywhere she wants to go, anyone she wants to be – she can and she will.

DISCOVER MORE Join our Head of Boarding, Rosie Broderick and Director of Communications, April Ridgway at the Paskeville Field Days to learn more about boarding at Wilderness School. wilderness.com.au

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WILDERNESS School was founded by the Misses Brown, four sisters who paved the way for girls’ education in South Australia.

In 2021, the sisterhood has continued with nine girls joining their older sisters as boarders at the school.

To date, this is the greatest number of sisters residing together in the Boarding House since its opening in 1893.

At Wilderness, we feel extremely privileged when a family entrusts us with the care of their child, and we feel even more blessed when siblings follow to join the Wilderness family.

We strongly believe boarding is a shared experience for the entire family.

When one member leaves home to attend boarding school, it is a significant adjustment for everyone, including younger siblings who remain at home.

The sense of sisterhood and lifelong friendships boarders experience is well documented, but what is the impact of sibling relationships when they share time in a boarding environment?

While boarding together as sisters doesn’t entirely mirror

their nuclear family life, having a sibling in the nearby corridor can be a great comfort and support.

Head of boarding Rosie Broderick said, like with all sibling relationships, having a sister in the Boarding House can stir the occasional annoyance, but ultimately it creates stronger relationships and lifelong friendships.

“Boarders in general share a unique bond,” she said.

“They defend each other at the slightest need.

“This collective shield has received an added layer of protection with the bond of these sisters.”

The expansion of friendship groups beyond their year levels has been a common theme for all the sisters.

They found having a sibling in a different year level helped them to get to know girls better across the depth of the boarding community.

The nuances and memories that are quintessential to boarding life are not only shared with their peers, but also with their sister.

Together, we hope they keep these special and nostalgic memories for many years to come and look forward to seeing them grow and support each other along the way.

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Markets opening up for alpaca breeders Journalist: Jenny Oldland MARK Short and Dee Finlay from Alpacas Chaparral are like many others in the industry reaping the rewards of a world shortage of live animals and their fleece.

“New export opportunities through a friend have seen us ship three live animals to South Korea and two to Taiwan, with the possibility of another shipment to China in the future,” Mark said.

“Fleeces too are being sent from Australia around the world with multiple colours fetching good prices, with those in the super fine category selling for as much as $50 per kilogram.

“Our buyer is currently exporting fleeces to buyers in Canada, New Zealand, Germany and Italy to be used for everything from high-end fashion clothing to quilts.

“Nothing gets wasted, even the sweepings off the shearing shed floor, which go off to be made into pink batt insulation used throughout Europe.

“There just aren’t enough alpacas at the moment and while Peru, the main source of stock, has around four million animals they have a high mortality rate due to the harsh desert conditions.”

Due to the shortage, Mark was recently involved in an epic 72-hour trip when asked to help a friend deliver 140 alpacas from Australia and New Zealand to Amsterdam.

“Instead of people and suitcases, it’s all cargo, and onboard the jumbo jet we had a half a load of stock with two grooms to feed and water the alpacas, and another two for six mares travelling from Melbourne, along with the three pilots,” he said.

“It was an interesting trip and we just saw the airports, even collecting more water from the tarmac with airport staff not allowed on the plane due to COVID-19 restrictions, then of course once we landed back in Perth it was straight into two weeks’ quarantine.

“It certainly was an experience.”

Locally, business has been good, with a positive reaction after Alpacas Chaparral’s appearance on South Aussie with Cosi.

“We’re certainly looking forward to the YP Field Days, and quickly jumped on board when Lyall Schulz contacted us about being part of the Y3P group display again this year,” Mark said.

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“We have been doing this for more than 30 years and we love it,” Country Home Services manager of mission and strategy Catherine Balfour-Ogilvy said.

“However, when we are out and about, we hear older people may need a little more help to make the ageing process easier.”

“To understand what help is needed, we have launched the biggest ever survey of over 50s in our region, the Ageing Better Survey.

“We are asking people to share their ideas about what would make living in their town easier as they age.

“We’re really keen to understand specific needs — for example, do you need access to a service that no longer exists, or could you benefit from a service that does not operate in your town?

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“The employment and wider economic benefit generated from our local business/agribusiness community is a key reason why supporting local business is critical,” local leader, NAB business banking executive Hugh Bailey said.

“We are committed to, and proud of our support of local Business/Agribusiness on the Yorke Peninsula.”

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Barley Stacks — the complete package Journalist: Jenny Oldland

FARMER TO WINE MAKER... The peninsula’s “accidental” wine maker Lyall Schulz, from Barley Stacks Wines.

VINES for Yorke Peninsula’s first commercial vineyard in the traditional barley belt south of Maitland were planted by the Gregory family in 1996.

From then on, Barley Stacks Wines quickly gained a reputation for producing premium wines.

Since 2008 Lyall Schulz has been the driving force behind the winery’s expansion, but just what prompted a local barley grower to buy a winery?

“It was simple basics really, we were leasing the land and because Rod (Gregory) was unable to find a buyer for the winery he decided to sell the entire property,” Lyall said.

“For us it was too good an opportunity (to miss), and basically that’s how I became involved in an industry that is worlds apart.

“I knew nothing about wine making.

“While I am still heavily involved in the farm, the winery is all consuming — I tell people I’ve had to create eight day weeks with 25 hour days to fit it all in!”

Lyall describes the enterprise as a one-stop shop with the grapes crushed, fermented, stored and bottled on site.

Previous experience in event management has allowed this area of the business grow

exponentially.

“This business is now firing and it’s exciting,” Lyall said.

“COVID-19 has actually done us and Yorke Peninsula as a whole a huge favour, with more people deciding to travel around their own backyard.

“In the past 12 months we’ve had 8500 people through the door, pre-COVID it was around 2500 (annually).

“Certainly the growth in the past two to three years has made this place worthwhile.

“We love organising big events and to be asked to host the regional tourism awards was a source of great pride.

“It confirmed the decision to market Barley Stacks as a function centre was the right one.

“You need a good team to make a place like this work and that’s where Brooklyn, Carley, Nicola, Danielle and Jessica come in — it’s a hands-on process right the way through and, whether it’s digging postholes and getting dirty or getting glammed up for a big event, they do a great job.

“We are also about taking the time to sit and talk to people, showcasing the whole farming industry not just our wine.

“Every year is different and our vintages dictate our wine.

“We say we don’t do tastings but rather wine journeys, letting our staff tell the story.”

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Showcasing Yorke Peninsula producers JOINING Barley Stacks Wines in the Larwood Pavilion at this year’s Field Days will be other members of the Y3P — the three signifying people, places and products.

There are about 20 members in the Y3P group, chaired by Caroline Bonnet from MBC Foods, with 12 of those involved in staging displays and tastings this year.

“We are a group of likeminded businesses all keen to showcase what the peninsula has to offer, and this is the fifth time we’ve come together at Paskeville, with the site expanded this year to include an outside area given the number of exhibitors,” Lyall Schulz from Barley Stacks Wines said.

In addition to Barley Stacks Wines, onsite will be MBC Foods, Watsacowie Brewery, Sunny Hill Distillery, Emoyeni Wines, Newchurch Horticulture, Alpacas Chaparral, Rosevale Lentils, YorKreation Garden Centre, Country Getaways, Redwing Farm and Yorke Peninsula Tourism.

“We’re all different and for many COVID-19 has made us all look at our businesses to keep people coming through the door, with flexibility the key,” Lyall said.

This year’s field days will be different as the group navigates the new rules and restrictions but there’s no doubt they’ll all be eager to share their products and local knowledge.

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“Many of our happy customers are pleased either their wives, teenagers or fathers can easily still go and shift bins safely without them having to stop harvesting or driving the truck to go and help manually lift and hook up the field bin,” Shaun said.

One happy female customer commented, “This is the best invention ever. It means I am more than capable of moving bins and augers on our farm. It saves time and has definitely saved back strains.”

Over the years, the Easy Hitch team has continued to refine and improve the product to keep up with the needs of farmers across Australia.

This includes sourcing a new, better quality 3500lb motor, available at this year’s field days.

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“The Easy Hitch can be posted Australia wide, so if you have farming friends interstate who will not be attending the field days but might be interested in an Easy Hitch please tell them to get in contact with us,” Shaun said.

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Uniform approach to farm firefighting units THE CFS is trialling a state-wide program for the registration and coverage of farm firefighting units (FFUs).

If you own or would like to operate a unit, talk to the CFS crew at the CFS stand at the YP Field Days.

About the program Since the beginning of CFS, and well before, the farm firefighting community has provided a quick response to the early stages of a fire, active firefighting during blazes, and continued monitoring after emergency services have handed properties back to their owners.

The value of farm firefighting units has been recognised in inquiries. In fact, these inquiries identified the need to better coordinate farm firefighting units with emergency services to ensure a common approach as well as the safety and welfare of everyone on the fireground.

To better coordinate FFUs, wherever they join the CFS on the fireground, the CFS is trialling a program for the 2021–22 Fire Danger Season.

Operators are invited to register their units and find more details about the program at cfs.sa.gov.au/farms.

FARM UNITS... A trial will help the CFS and farmers work together better.

Farmers who provide proof of FFU registration, or register at the Field Days CFS stand, will be placed in the draw to win a complete set of Wildland firefighting personal protective clothing, including coat, pants, gloves and goggles.

Registered operators logged onto a fireground, and while operating with CFS crews, will be included in catering, welfare, water supply, insurance and safety arrangements.

The system will be trialled until the end of the season, with ongoing feedback sought to ensure FFU operators are part of the CFS response to fires across the state.

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SA’s newest boarding facilities THE multimillion-dollar upgrade of Rostrevor College’s Duggan House has provided regional students some of the most contemporary, secure and comfortable boarding facilities in the state.

The investment has transformed the way the college’s 60 boarding students live and study with greater privacy, new technology and modern and spacious common areas.

Year 10 student Bradley Barnes, of Maitland, said he was enjoying the new facilities, completed last month, and had made a lot of friends since starting at the college this year.

“The renovations look really good and the individual rooms give you a lot more privacy and security,” he said.

“There are plenty of things to do in the common rooms as well.”

Bradley and fellow Yorke Peninsula boarders Brodie Elefsen (year 12) and Rupert Polkinghorne

Rupert Polkinghorne (Arthurton), Brodie Elefsen (Edithburgh), Bradley Barnes (Maitland) and director of boarding Michael Vickery in new-look Rostrevor College boarding house. (year 10) have also been able to pursue their sporting passions, such as cricket and football.

“It’s a bigger school, so there are more opportunities,” Bradley said.

“The learning is pretty hands on.

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Director of boarding Michael Vickery said the secure accommodation would allow the college to respond well to COVID-19 outbreaks.

“In future, if a circumstance like COVID-19 arises, our boarders will be able to safely self-isolate on the college grounds and return to their regular classes as soon as possible,” Mr Vickery said.

Boarding enquiries can be made at enrolments@rostrevor.sa.edu.au or via www.rostrevor.sa.edu.au.

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Matt Lienert, owner and founder of Lienert Engineering, was also a co-owner of clay delving and ripping contractor Eastern Eyre Delving from 2005–17, when the business wound up due to many other commitments.

With the ever-growing benefits from both clay delving and deep ripping, Matt set about designing his own range of equipment.

Lienert Engineering offers three models of clay delvers.

All three machines are designed and built for strength, durability and also with a realistic price in mind.

The three and five-tine machines are a standard delver design with tine shanks set at 45 degrees to the ripper box, with an angle adjustment at the front of the machine.

The seven-tine clay delver has a point of difference. It can be used as a three, four, five or seven-tine clay delver and can also be converted into a seven tine deep ripper with a 35-degree tine angle to also allow shallow clay to rise to the surface during the ripping process.

After years of research, Lienert released its first deep ripping machine in 2018.

The 5.5-metre frame can now be fitted with both a clay delving attachment tine and also a more

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work to a depth of 500mm in the areas where you don’t want to bring anything from below to the surface but still needing to have the ripping effect.

“Lienert Engineering will display both machines at this year’s YP Field Days, so please take the time to call in and have a look,” Matt said.

“You will find us at 1171 Arthurton Road.

“If you want to look at these machines in action, go to our website’s gallery, it will show you in detail what these machines can do.”

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Leadership and mentoring BOARDING at Walford is a special experience for the girls who come from rural South Australia, across the border and from overseas to study and live at the school.

Ask a Walford girl what she loves most about boarding and the answer is the friendships that are formed.

A leadership team of senior students is elected each year by the student body to work alongside the boarding staff to monitor wellbeing and make sure that everyone is happy and enjoying their days as boarders.

The girls work together to achieve success at school, in sports and building strong relationships.

The leaders help the girls find their strengths, grow in confidence and to become their best selves.

Boarding vice-captain Kate Zanker, in her third year of boarding at Walford, describes her role as “making sure every new girl makes the most of her time in boarding.”

Kate watches out for the new boarders and supports the boarding staff in organising weekend activities and events that enhance the experience of all boarders.

“One of the things I love about the Boarding House at Walford is you are friends with girls in different year

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Boarding House prefect Clara Pointon said she “chose to board at Walford as it provides not only great opportunities to improve my education, but also because of the welcoming community.”

“The caring environment has allowed me to make some of the best friends who will support me beyond school,” she said.

Boarders can enjoy many of the co-curricular activities on offer, including basketball, tennis, netball, football, rowing and water polo.

There are also many opportunities to participate in drama, choirs and music ensembles, and to perform before an audience.

The boarders also have the benefit of Walford’s outstanding facilities on the weekend, and in summer they can cool off in the pool or join in a game of tennis on the courts.

The Walford Boarding House, situated on the school campus, is one of the best and most modern in Australia.

Much to their delight, the senior girls have single rooms with a study and their own ensuite bathrooms, while the younger girls, who may be

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activities organised by the Boarding House Captains and the girls. A highlight is a special assembly with a video made by the students featuring photos from their home towns and countries.

Last year was the 100th anniversary of boarding at the school, showing boarding is a strong part of school life at Walford.

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Top quality stockyards THE Midland Stockyards team will have a full display of their MSY 1200 Premium with a diamond at this year’s YP Field Days.

Midland is giving away three PA gates, one marking panel and a double-fold gate accessories with every MSY 1200 set sold during the event.

“New livestock infrastructure has increased this year and the feedback regarding the ease of working the stock with our yards makes the work enjoyable and efficient for all involved,” a spokesperson said.

“Clients have been happy to say goodbye to their old yards and the constant repairs trying to keep livestock securely with the yard turns a day job into a two-day job.

“Consequently, we at Midland Stockyards believe we have the best quality yards on the market and at ridiculous prices.

“We are improving a few ranges in the coming year to make sure we are the go-to company for stockyards.

“We can supply our own designs or build to our customers’ requirements with our in-house design system at no charge.

“Our yards can be permanent, relocatable or portable.

“In addition, these relocatable yards can be made permanent or semi-permanent with the addition of posts, which has been the most popular choice.

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The Bra Lady, on the road again

SHE’S BACK...The Bra Lady, Michelle Turner, ready to head off from her Edithburgh home and to the Yorke Peninsula Field Days — her first foray on the road for almost 18 months.

Journalist: Jenny Oldland MICHELLE Turner, known by women around the state as The Bra Lady, is ready to load up her van and hit the road again after COVID-19 lockdowns put the brakes on much of her business.

For the past 12 years, Michelle has been a regular at the Paskeville, Barmera, Lucindale and Cleve field days as well breast cancer fundraisers and private events around the state.

She said her distinctive van had been a magnet wherever she went for the past nine years.

“I’d normally clock up thousands of kilometres in a year and there’s no doubt I have, like many others, had to change my whole way of trading,” she said.

“My first road trip was to a breakfast meeting at Kadina where McGrath Foundation breast care nurse Kim Gloyn spoke.

“This was followed by a week spent travelling around the peninsula and it’s just snowballed from there.”

Michelle was trained by well-known brand Hickory, and this involved a three-year bra fitting course.

She has now spent 41 years in the industry and is

one of the last professionals in this field.

“It really is all about making people feel welcome and comfortable and listening to individual needs and yes, I just love what I do,” she said.

“I also work a lot with women who have had breast cancer, which involves not only mentoring my clients but also their husbands and children at times.”

A country girl at heart, having been bought up at Port Pirie and spent time on a family farm, until recently Michelle called Adelaide home.

Three years ago, she made tracks to Edithburgh and set up shop in the town’s main street.

The success of the business has now allowed her to purchase the property and move to the area permanently with her partner, local farmer Peter Johnson.

“Apart from travellers passing through, a lot of my regulars now travel down here for fittings,” Michelle said.

“One group from Wallaroo even brought along a cheese platter and champagne!

“I am looking forward to the Paskeville field days — it is full on but it’s a chance to catch up with my country mates and really it is like one big happy family.”

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CEO Merrilyn Hewett said she was thrilled to receive the eight licences for Barunga Homes.

“We were one of 15 aged care facilities in South Australia and the only home on Yorke Peninsula to receive additional licences,” Mrs Hewett said.

“We specifically applied for an additional eight bed licences so it is wonderful we can meet the growing need for aged care in our region.”

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Mrs Hewett said with extra licences came the need for extra staff, and so it was fantastic Barunga Village could offer further employment.

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2021 Boarding Captains in front of the PAC Boarding House (opened 2019).

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SES looking for volunteers Journalist: Sonny Coombs

VOLUNTEER... Warooka SES volunteer Julie Page and Yorke district officer Phil Smith encourage people to join the SES.

Julie’s story JULIE Page joined the Warooka SES about 15 years ago and said it had become like a second family.

She joined after volunteering for CFS and ambulance because it offered a broad range of ways to give back to the community.

SOUTH Australian State Emergency Service is looking for volunteers on Yorke Peninsula.

SES members will be at this year’s YP Field Days to answer any questions people have and encourage them to join their local SES unit.

There are units in Warooka, Maitland, Port Broughton and Snowtown on YP. Yorke district officer Phil Smith said most units on the peninsula had eight to 14 members.

“Although 14 members sounds good, if we get a call out during the day most of those members might be working,” he said.

“We have a lot of different types of people amongst our members, from farmers through to doctors and engineers.

“We welcome anyone to join, training is provided and some of it is nationally accredited

“When I moved to Warooka, instead of transferring to the CFS I jumped on board with the SES because of the variety of jobs you can do,” she said.

“There was a little bit more interest there, and the vertical rescue is a passion for me.

“It’s a family now, I get a lot out of it, it’s about contributing to a community and makes me feel whole.”

Mrs Page said she received a lot of

so can be used outside of the SES.” Mr Smith said the SES has flexible volunteering options.

“We have our general operational personnel who can respond to anything from storm and flood to general rescue, road crash and marine rescue,” he said.

“There are also communications avenues people can go down, as well as administration or even training roles.

“Yorke Peninsula has a lot of storms and it’s important for us to be in the community when people need help.

“We respond to a lot of flooding, trees down over roads, and we are here to support the community in times of need when something happens.”

To find out more, visit www.ses.sa.gov.au, call the recruitment hotline on 1300 363 587 or pop into your local unit on a training evening.

gratification from volunteering for SES. “Everyone knows everyone in small communities — I have the kids from the school all wave madly at me because they remember days we have taken the unit in for a school visit which is nice,” she said.

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AG Schilling & Co offers diverse services SINCE being established in 1964, AG Schilling & Co has continued to innovatively grow its diverse agriculture services.

The partnership started with Ashley Schilling assuming the management of his family farm, the homestead of which had been built by his father Oscar.

Alongside wife Barbara, Ashley ran the farm predominantly with cereal and livestock rotation until their son Mark assumed a management role in 1992.

Mark and wife Merridee have since evolved the business in many directions, including an adoption of no-tillage practices and the use of GPS, resulting in sustainability and productivity improvements.

Progressing to a total of about 2330 hectares of farmland worked, AG Schilling & Co also established a seed cleaning and packing facility to monitor its grain quality before being exported.

“We began exporting our own grain because we wanted to be price makers rather than price takers,” managing partner Mark said.

Collaborating with export grain brokers, AG Schilling & Co began shipping its grain to south Asian countries in 2001.

With seed breeding companies using the cleaning plant, the Schillings were able to offer their

expertise to help provide new seed varieties to growers through the early generation, cropping, processing and packaging of newlybred seeds.

“Much of our sideline business was developed to reduce costs and supplement income, as rising land values made the purchase of land near out of reach,” Mark said.

In 2005, Mark searched the internet for a seeding point that would sow more evenly than what he had been using.

“It made me curious as to why a jet opener was in a search for seeding points,” he said.

“After a lengthy time deliberating on these openers, which we hadn’t seen in Australia before, I contacted the company and asked how I could get some.

“They replied ‘we don’t have a dealer in Australia’, to which I responded, ‘can I be your dealer?’ — Atom Jet’s reply was ‘sure’.”

AG Schilling & Co then began importing the Atom Jet Seeding Openers in 2007.

By 2018, AG Schilling & Co was importing enough ag technology to launch a separate business, AG Culture Pty Ltd. Now in its fourth year, the business continues to import Atom Jets, AWS Airbars, John Deere disc seeder parts and AGI Westfield conveyor products.

This year, AG Culture Pty Ltd has secured rights to import four more ag technology products, all of which can be viewed at www.agculture.com.au.

Yet another diversification chance arose for AG Schilling & Co in 2014 when South Australia suffered a severe mouse plague and the only option for many was to invest in expensive bait in high demand.

“The industry felt there wasn’t enough competition in the market and new players were needed to increase supply, make the bait more affordable and stop the off-target killing of wildlife,” Mark said.

Effectively reducing its input cost, AG Schilling & Co applied for and was granted a licence to manufacture and retail Last Supper Zinc Phosphide Broadacre Mouse Bait for Wilhelm Rural in 2014.

Through its first seven years, the bait’s production has tripled and profits have been utilised to build a more efficient, safe and accurate bait-mixing plant.

The company’s latest development has been the establishment of beer entity, Yorke Premium, through which they have brewed Malbro Mid Kolsch Style Ale from barley grown on their property.

In the past three years of brewing, AG Schilling & Co has delivered four brews from paddock to pint.

AG Schilling & Co stores its harvested barley in silos for about six months, before sending it to Coopers Brewery, Adelaide. The beer is then brewed and canned at Pikes Beer Company, Clare, before being distributed to various establishments, predominantly on Yorke Peninsula.

Mark said the Yorke Premium Malbro Mid Kolsch could be enjoyed as a segue from usual brands.

“For us the name was to say it all, with the objective to showcase the premium quality products grown and produced on the Yorke Peninsula,” Mark said.

The brew can be purchased from local businesses including Cafe Capella’s, Moonta, Wallaroo Sailing Club, Paskeville Football Club, The Bellagio Family Restaurant, Kadina, and other establishments, as well as from AG Schilling & Co direct.

Its malted barley is also sold by AG Schilling & Co to other brewers and brewing suppliers — for more information visit www.yorkepremium.com.au.

Due to its continual expansion, AG Schilling & Co has been able to employ more than 12 local staff across its farm, cleaning plant, import and brewing branches.

To learn more about AG Schilling & Co’s services, contact the office on 8825 7224 or visit www.agschilling .com.au.

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• Shaft drive for maximum efficiency • Standard equipment includes reverse gearbox, electric start motor on 9, 10 and 11” (option on 7”), new tyres, hopper and tow hitch • Options include third wheel system, silo winch, drop spouts, electric brakes

• Galvanised for maximum life • Available in 15, 27, 33 and 46M³ • Available with fixed, springs, braked and steering axles.

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• Available in 35, 42, 50 and 60’ x 9, 10 and 11” • 9” capacity up to 2 ton / min • 10” capacity up to 2.5 ton / min • 11” capacity up to 3 ton / min • Shaft drive for maximum efficiency • Hydraulically raised / lowered • Standard equipment includes reverse gearbox, electric start motor, electric braked axles, LED work lights, new tyres, hopper and tow hitch • Optional collapsible hopper, adjustable spout, drop spouts, camera and bean fligting

• Galvanised for maximum life • Available in 67, 94, 121,135 and 163m3 • PTO and hydraulic drive available • Waterproof lids, operated manually or hydraulically from the ground • Roll top tarp versions available • Standard with 15” discharge auger • Removable floor for ease of cleanout • Optional electronically controlled discharge spout, quad view camera kit available

Seed and Super Units • Available in 12, 14, 16 and 18’ • Both 163mm discharge augers are PVC lined to prevent fertiliser build up • Winches are fitted for the raising, supporting and lowering of augers • Each bin is fitted with a large sliding trapdoor at the bottom for quick unloading and cleaning • Other models available including single, double and triple compartment, side or rear discharge bins

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YORKE PENINSULA

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Search for new members Journalist: Fin Hansen

YORKE Peninsula’s agricultural bureaus are in need of young and innovative farming minds.

With ample experience shared among the membership of each, now is an ideal time to join Arthurton, Boors Plains, Bute, Moonta, Paskeville, Petersville, Weavers Ag Bureaus, or Cunliffe Women in Ag and Business.

The bureaus are affiliated with the Yorke Peninsula Field Days, meaning members have the chance to be directly involved in the biennial event.

YP Field Days president and Petersville Ag Bureau member of 34 years Martin Kenny said bureaus still had a role to play in local farming.

“We don’t only learn from guest speakers, but members often bring new ideas to the table and there’s always new information to be shared amongst farmers,” he said.

“We enjoy seeing farmers improve and expand their knowledge.

“Some are ahead of the pack in some aspects, so it’s good for them to share ideas.”

Since being established in the early 1900s, Petersville’s bureau still meets about eight times per year for crop walks, guest speaker presentations and other social events.

Like with many local groups, most of Arthurton Ag Bureau has an ageing membership, although a couple of younger farmers have joined, including secretary Tim Correll.

“Apart from (reasonably) new member

Chris Moloney and myself, most of our members are semi-retired — we’re tracking steadily but not taking off,” he said.

“The bureau is a great learning platform and it helps members see different things outside their own farms.”

Membership at the Boors Plains bureau has been scarce for the past year-plus, with COVID-19 restrictions keeping those involved from socialising.

“Our (minimal) members are mostly older and it has just been a disaster with COVID-19,” secretary of 20 years Geoff Lamshed said.

“There’s always something to gain from the bureau as members are all usually in a similar location — there’s been a massive difference in yields across the peninsula in the past two to three years.”

Bute Ag Bureau chairperson Bruce Philbey said meetings were great platforms for members to compare farming practices.

“Members get plenty of information out of the informal discussion,” he said.

“They can learn about new practices, such as chemical treatment, grass control and fungicide use.”

Cunliffe WAB member Helen Colliver said the group expected a busy field days.

“When they (the YPFD committee) have working bees, we cater morning and afternoon teas and dinner,” she said.

“The men work for free so it’s only right they get their lunch for free.

“We also cater for security and police on night shift during the field days.”

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NEXT GENERATION... Arthurton Ag Bureau secretary Tim Correll hopes to see more young people involved in their local bureaus.

Enquire now Yorke Peninsula ag bureau contacts: 3 Arthurton — Peter Bagshaw 0409 935 206 3 Boors Plains — Geoff Lamshed 0429 402 823 3 Bute — Bruce Philbey 0428 242 306 3 Moonta — Philip Woodward 0428 256 233 3 Paskeville — Grant Pontifex 0429 477 800 3 Petersville — Jake Oster 0439 189 608 3 Cunliffe Women in Ag and Business of SA Helen Colliver 0419 839 869 3 Weavers — Michael Thompson 0439 881 363

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Weavers Ag Bureau members learning together — and supporting each other FROM three paid-up members seven years ago, Weavers Ag Bureau now boasts 60-plus thanks to innovative ideas designed to attract younger farmers.

Two motived past presidents, Martin Collins and Peter Farrow, are credited with laying the groundwork for the bureau’s resurgence by current president Michael Thompson and secretary Nathan Phasey.

“We are an independent group, we don’t have monthly meetings, instead arranging events while still retaining the core structure of pre and postharvest functions and district tours,” they said.

They list their focus priorities as mental health, business and finance, machinery, agronomy and the practice side of farming.

“We are trying to tick off these major headers throughout the year, realising some are more interested in machinery, others sheep, cropping or business and finance,” Michael and Nathan said.

“But it is all about getting together with likeminded people and learning things to better ourselves.

“The social side is just as important as what we learn, and we always structure networking time at the end of any events, that’s where the mental

health side comes in.”

In the past 12 months the group has been helped by Kate Martin and Katie Hughes through the SYP Community Hub as well as Linda McCabe, Red Cross.

“They’ve come to us with ideas which included a grant following the Yorketown fire that enabled us to purchase equipment, then Katie helped organised the mental health event ‘Are you bogged mate?’ that saw us host 135 people at Watsacowie Brewery, while Linda recently organised a ‘First Aid for Farmers’ day at Warooka that was booked out,” they said.

“Events like this are the reason we are doing so well, and having their assistance helps us keep motivated.

“All our events are open to anyone, not just bureau members.”

One of the initiatives the pair is most proud of is the WhatsApp page designed to be used in fire emergencies.

“One message will go out to 200 people, it’s updated in real time providing on-ground information to the CFS and farm units,” they said.

“A lot of women have joined so they know what’s happening while they are waiting at home.

“It’s a very powerful tool and one we’ll be pushing at our pre-harvest meeting.”

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