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Celebrating its 120th year, the highly acclaimed yorke Peninsula Field Days is now a multi-million dollar biennial event showcasing agriculture and the rural community at its best.

Extensive displays of the latest agricultural machinery and equipment, technology, services, innovations and current techniques feature on a 30-hectare static display site at Paskeville. The vast displays also incorporate a comprehensive lifestyle program of products and services designed to be of interest to rural and urban families.

Included in the field days program is a variety of guest speakers, presentations and demonstrations on each of the three days.

Displays and demonstrations include... ● FARm mAChINERy & EquIPmENT ● WORKING ShEEPDOG TRIALS ● CROPPING TRIALS ● EDuCATION ● TOOLS & ACCESSORIES ● WOOL & ShEEP ● RuRAL buILDINGS ● AuTOmOTIvE ● FAShION PARADES ● quALITy CRAFTS ● GuEST SPEAKER PRESENTATIONS ● PRODuCTS, SERvICES & mORE!

Public admission times...

9am – 5pm daily

Public admission costs...

Adults $15 per day Adults $35 three day pass Children $3 per day (5-15 years) (no concessions)

Tickets available at entry gates – cash sales only ● NO DOGS ALLOWED ● FREE CAR PARKING

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YORKE PENINSULA FIELD DAYS COMMITTEE 2015... The Yorke Peninsula Field Days 2015 Committee, in their new uniforms, back: Bruce Philbey, Martin Kenny, Adrian Mason, Keith Copley, Ashley Pridham (site maintenance), Brenton Drewett, Alan Baker; middle: Garry Pamment (site bookings/website), Mark Northcott, Michael Barker, Geoff Lamshed, Malve Haynes, Liz Noom (bookkeeper), Dulcie Barker, Merv Simmonds; front: Nick Correll (junior vice-president), Greg Stevens (senior vicepresident), Paul Correll (president), Elaine Bussenschutt OAM (administrator), Rosalie Pearce (treasurer), Paul Browning (immediate past president).

Presidential role for Paul Correll

Yorke Peninsula Field Days committee president Paul Correll is looking forward to another successful event.

THIS year’s field days is shaping up to be another strong event, according to new president Paul Correll.

Mr Correll is a member of the Arthurton Agricultural Bureau and was elected as Yorke Peninsula Field Days president in February.

“We have nearly 700 exhibitors, so no more or less than two years ago, but we’ve pretty much filled the site,” he said.

“I’ve been speaking to some of the exhibitors and they are very positive about this year’s event.

“This season has had timely rains, and the threat of El Niño, but

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we’ve been happy taking the rain as it comes.

“There is a lot of potential for a good season if we get timely rains.”

A lot of work takes place to maintain the site and ensure it is ready for the big event come opening day on Tuesday, September 29.

This year is made bigger too by the celebrations of the 120th field days.

“The field days are such a significant event,” Mr Correll said.

“It might not bring as many people as the Kernewek Lowender but there are still people spending money on

accommodation and hospitality. It is the largest event of its type in South Australia.”

Mr Correll said he is enjoying his time as president but his term ends before the next event.

“I’ve had a lot of support from the executive committee and the members of the bureaux,” he said.

“Our working bees have been well patronised and the Cunliffe Women in Agriculture and Business group always look after us with meals.

“The support from the administration staff has been fantastic as well.”

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OFFICIAL PROGRAM

2015

General Committee 2014-2016 President Paul Correll (Arthurton Agricultural Bureau) Administrator Elaine Bussenschutt OAM Executive committee President Paul Correll , Senior Vice President Greg Stevens, Junior Vice-President Nick Correll Treasurer Rosalie Pearce Past President Paul Browning Arthurton Agricultural Bureau Paul Correll, Adrian Mason Boors Plains Agricultural Bureau Paul Browning, Geoff Lamshed Bute Agricultural Bureau Keith Copley, Bruce Philbey Cunliffe Women in Agriculture and Business Rosalie Pearce, Dulcie Barker Moonta Agricultural Bureau Mark Northcott, Michael Barker Paskeville Agricultural Bureau Nick Correll, Brenton Drewett Petersville Agricultural Bureau Martin Kenny South Hummocks Agricultural Bureau Alan Baker, Greg Stevens

Conveners 2014-2016 Exhibitor Site Bookings Garry Pamment Groundsperson/site maintenance Ashley Pridham Finance Elizabeth Noom YPFD website Garry Pamment Guest speaker program Cunliffe Branch Women in Agriculture and Business Demonstrations Paul Browning Murray Allen Wool and Sheep Pavilion YP Field Days and Caroline Johnson Working sheepdog trials Merv Simmonds Historical/agricultural displays Malve Haynes

Yorke Penin Tuesday, September 29 9am-4.30pm

Working sheepdog trials (Dowlingville Rd)

9am-5pm

Robert Bawden Museum (Cunliffe Rd) • Agricultural/field days history displays

9am-5pm

Agricultural and historical machinery displays (western end of Dowlingville Rd)

9am-5pm

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

9am-5pm

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

9am-5pm

Tumby Bay Clydesdales trolley rides leave site 441 Cunliffe Rd (tree area) at regular intervals

10am-noon

Guest speaker pavilion program (Cunliffe or Boors Plains Rd)

10.30am-11.30am Rodney Sheehan — The Chainsaw Man, chainsaw sculpting demonstration (Wintanerta Rd) 11.30am-noon

Vintage machinery and engines demonstration (western end of Dowlingville Rd)

1pm-3pm

Guest speaker pavilion program (Cunliffe or Boors Plains Rd)

1.30pm-2pm

Vintage machinery and engines demonstrations (western end of Dowlingville Rd)

1.30pm-2.30pm

Rodney Sheehan – The Chainsaw Man, chainsaw sculpting demonstration (Wintanerta Rd)

4pm

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

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sula Field Days Program Wednesday, September 30

Thursday, October 1

9am-4.30pm 9am-5pm

9am-4.30pm

Working sheepdog trials (Dowlingville Rd)

9am-5pm

Robert Bawden Museum (Cunliffe Rd)

Working sheepdog trials (Dowlingville Rd) Robert Bawden Museum (Cunliffe Rd) • Agricultural/field days history displays 9am-5pm Agricultural and historical machinery displays (western end of Dowlingville Rd) 9am-5pm Field days courtesy bus traverses designated pick-up and set down points around site perimeter 9am-5pm Murray Allen Wool and Sheep Pavilion program (Alford Rd) • Southern Cross Television parades • Shearing demonstrations 9am-5pm Tumby Bay Clydesdales trolley rides leaves site 441 Cunliffe Rd (tree area) at regular intervals 9.30am-11am Guest speaker pavilion program (Cunliffe or Boors Plains Rd) 11.15am-noon YP Field Days official welcome and award presentations • Official guest His Excellency the Honorable Hieu Van Le AO, Governor of South Australia 10.30am-11.30am Rodney Sheehan – The Chainsaw Man, chainsaw sculpting demonstration (Wintanerta Rd) 11.30am-noon Vintage machinery and engines demonstrations (western end of Dowlingville Rd) 12.30pm-3.10pm Guest speaker pavilion program (Cunliffe or Boors Plains Rd) 1.30pm-2pm Vintage machinery and engines demonstrations (western end of Dowlingville Rd) 1.30pm-2.30pm Rodney Sheehan – The Chainsaw Man, chainsaw sculpting demonstration (Wintanerta Rd) 4pm Free passenger bus departs front gate for return to Moonta, Wallaroo and Kadina

• Agricultural/field days history displays 9am-5pm

Agricultural and historical machinery displays (western end of Dowlingville Rd)

9am-5pm

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

9am-5pm

Murray Allen Wool and Sheep Pavilion program (Alford Rd) • Southern Cross Television parades • Shearing demonstrations

9am-5pm

Tumby Bay Clydesdales trolley rides leaves site 441 Cunliffe Rd (tree area) at regular intervals

9.30am-11am

Guest speaker pavilion program (Cunliffe or Boors Plains Rd)

10.30am-11.30am Rodney Sheehan – The Chainsaw Man, chainsaw sculpting demonstration (Wintanerta Rd) 11.30am-noon

Vintage machinery and engines demonstrations (western end of Dowlingville Rd)

12.30pm-3.10pm

Guest speaker pavilion program (Cunliffe or Boors Plains Rd)

1.30pm-2pm

Vintage machinery and engines demonstrations (western end of Dowlingville Rd)

1.30pm-2.30pm

Rodney Sheehan – The Chainsaw Man, chainsaw sculpting demonstration (Wintanerta Rd)

4pm

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

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2015 Guest Speaker Pavilion program Tuesday, September 29 10am-10.45am: Fashion parade, fashions and accessories provided

by YPFD exhibitors.

11am-noon: Callum Hann and Themis Chryssidis from Sprout.

1pm-2pm: Callum Hann and Themis Chryssidis from Sprout.

2.15pm-3pm: Fashion parade, fashions and accessories provided

by YPFD exhibitors.

Wednesday, September 30

Thursday, October 1

9.30am-10am: Music by Horizon Christian School (Balaklava).

10am-11am: Janelle Bloom, celebrity chef, TV presenter and author.

11.15am: YP Field Days official welcome and award presentations by His Excellency the Honorable Hieu Van Le AO Governor of South Australia.

12.30pm-1pm: Music by Horizon Christian School.

1pm-2pm: Janelle Bloom, celebrity chef, TV presenter and author.

2.15pm-3pm: Fashion parade by Frocks of Moonta

10am-11am: Kym Syrus, TV presenter - The Garden Gurus and Explore.

11.15am-12.15pm: Sophie Thomson, TV presenter Gardening Australia.

1pm-2pm: Sophie Thomson, TV presenter Gardening Australia.

2.15pm-3.15pm: Kym Syrus, TV presenter - The Garden Gurus and Explore.

3.10 pm: Music by Horizon Christian School.

Murray Allen Wool and Sheep Pavilion MURRAY Allen Wool and Sheep Pavilion will have a distinct style this year reflecting the Chinese Year of the Sheep.

The Chinese are among the biggest consumers of wool and predicted to grow as a consumer of Australian natural products.

To accompany the theme, along with celebrating 125 years of the YP Machinery Field Days, Australian champion blade shearer John Dalla will demonstrate his talent daily.

Shearing and wool handling courses offered

by TAFE will be promoted through these demonstrations along with machine shearing.

Junior judging features on the Wednesday helping equip the future stock people of the sheep industry through wool and animal assessment and comparison.

There will be a fresh look at the wool processing chain connecting the fleece from the sheep’s back to the final garment.

AWI has donated sheep key rings and Sam the Sheep colouring books for people to collect when they visit the pavilion and there will be a children’s area with fun and educational activities.

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 2015 biennial event.

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OTHER SPONSORSHIP BankSA NAB Agribusiness Rabobank Perks Integrated Business Services Ray White Copper Coast YP Country Times

Stock Journal Gunnings Automotive Group Martelco Equipment Hire Australian Wool Network Grant and Caroline Johnson Laucke Feed Mills

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SITE INFORMATION YOU NEED TO KNOW SERVICES ● Courtesy bus A free 48-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 YP Field Days. The bus will leave the front gate of the field days at 4pm for passengers returning to the three towns. (Yorke Peninsula Coaches: 8821 2755.) This service is provided by Yorke Peninsula Field Days. For further information please contact the Field Days Office on 8827 2040. ● On-site courtesy buses Courtesy buses will operate from designated bus stops within the 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 field days at Paskeville can use the Copper Coast Aerodrome all-weather airfield 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 District Council of the Copper Coast 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 to the YP Field Days office 8827 2040.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ● General admission opening times Gates will be open for the general public from 9am to 5pm each day.

General admission entry passes: Available at all entrance gates, cash sales only ● General admission costs (no concessions) Adult one-day pass: $15 Adult three-day pass: $35 Child (school age) one-day pass: $3 ● Car parking Free car parking is available in the western and eastern car parks; parking is not permitted within the static display area.

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QUILTING FABRIC by the yard ◆ Ladies’ bags ◆ Wall hangings ◆ Cushion and cot panels ◆ Hand towels with fabric top

Site 427 Paskeville Road

● Official program The official program and entry to all displays, demonstrations and pavilions is free.

FACILITIES ● EFTPOS facilities Situated on the front verandah of the administration office, corner of Office and Paskeville Roads (cash withdrawals only). ● Parcel pick-up YP Field Days courtesy service.

Want to buy something but it’s too big to carry? Use the free parcel pick-up service. Parcel pick-up dockets will be available on exhibitor sites and 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

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● Disabled parking Areas have been set aside for people holding disabled parking permits and are located at the main gate and on the northern side of both the main eastern and western entrances. To see the locations, look for the disabled parking signs on the site map.

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● Parenting facilities There are indoor and enclosed outdoor parenting facilities with ready access to a toilet, kitchen area and baby changing, feeding and rest areas.

Parent facilities are located on the corner of Office and Cunliffe Roads. ● Outdoor seating and rest areas Located throughout the site for the comfort of visitors. ● No dogs allowed on-site Please don’t bring your dog with you.

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 YPFD event program.

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

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Guest speakers on gardening, cooking, THERE is something for everyone in the Guest Speaker Pavilion this year with gardening, cooking, fashion and music to be featured.

Gardening experts and TV presenters Sophie Thomson and Kim Syrus will get your green thumbs working while Callum Hann and Themis Chryssidis from Sprout and celebrity chef Janelle Bloom will have you cooking up a storm.

Gardening with Sophie Thomson

COOKING... Themis Chryssidis and Callum Hann from Sprout — a hands-on, interactive, healthy cooking school — will be at the field days on Tuesday, September 29.

ABC television’s Gardening Australia presenter Sophie Thomson is a captivating and engaging speaker, presenter, columnist, writer, author, broadcaster, horticulturalist and qualified naturopath. Her enthusiasm and passion for plants and gardening inspires people of all ages. Sophie’s passion and love for plants and gardening was inherited from her parents. Her onthe-ground training came from eight years managing her familyowned retail nursery in the Adelaide Hills boasting more than 2000 plant varieties and

specialising in rare and distinctive plants. After the nursery was sold in 1997 Sophie started working as a garden consultant and began a more active role in gardening media.

Gardening with Kim Syrus Kim Syrus is the South Australian face of gardening on Channel 9 and GEM. He is also a regular contributor on 5AA garden talkback radio and current president of the Horticultural Media Association of SA. Kim holds an advanced diploma in horticulture and a diploma of teaching. He is an active Nursery and Garden Industry of South Australia member and managing director of his nursery Corporate Roses and garden centre and the Fleurieu Garden Centre, both located in Myponga. Along with being one of Australia’s most respected rose experts, Kim is the Australian agent for Meilland International. He promotes his love of gardening through appearances at garden clubs and community events in SA and interstate.

GARDENING... Gardening expert Kim Syrus will be at this year’s YP Field Days.

Callum Hann and Thermis Chryssidis Sprout is a hands-on, interactive healthy cooking school run by accredited practising dietitian Themis Chryssidis and cook and author Callum Hann. Established in March 2011, Sprout became the first cooking school in SA to partner a health professional and a cook, and to genuinely focus on promoting South Australian produce.

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fashion and music Sprout’s purpose-built, state-of-the art kitchen opened in August 2014.

Sprout is focused on educating and inspiring all South Australians about the relationship between food and health.

Callum was the runner-up on the 2010 series of MasterChef. In 2012, he won the inaugural series of MasterChef All-Stars. He is an ambassador for PIRSA, Market Fresh SA, Thankyou Food, Wesley’s Food for Families and the Cancer Council. He is also an author and television presenter.

Themis was born in Adelaide and has qualifications in psychology, science, personal training and nutrition. While studying, Themis worked with the Gold Coast United A-League soccer club. Returning to Adelaide in 2011, Themis started practising dietetics, and now runs his own dietary consulting practice.

Janelle Bloom Janelle is an original chef on television show Ready Steady Cook and a cookbook author.

She is back at the field days again to share her passion for

recipes which not only taste good but are easy to follow and use readily-available ingredients. Janelle believes in the importance of serving good, wholesome, delicious food to the family every day.

Horizon Christian School, Balaklava Horizon students enjoy studies in music starting from year 5. Students are encouraged by talented and dedicated staff to try a range of instruments as they progress to senior years of study. The musical talents of students are encouraged in a variety of performances including weekly assemblies, instrumental music nights, performances at local events and in churches, the annual Music on the Horizon event and the Balaklava Eisteddfod. Several graduates from Horizon’s music program have completed studies at the University of Adelaide Conservatorium of Music. Horizon students will entertain crowds with their musical talent at this year’s Yorke Peninsula Field Days.

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Field Days celebrates 120th

CAKE CUTTING... YP Field Days president Paul Correll and managing editor of the Yorke Peninsula Country Times Michael Ellis, who cut the cake for the field days’ 120th anniversary. The Country Times has supported the field days for all 120 years.

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AUSTRALIA’S oldest field day event, the Yorke Peninsula Field Days, celebrated its 120th year with a luncheon on Sunday, July 5.

More than 100 people filled the Wallaroo Community Sports Club including YP Field Days life members and many others who have had long associations with the biennial event.

The Yorke Peninsula Country Times is in its 150th year, and has covered the field days right from the start.

So it was only fitting YP Country Times managing editor Michael Ellis would be asked to cut the field days’ 120th birthday cake.

YP Field Days president Paul Correll spoke about the history of the event, which started as a trial near Bute, before life member Philip Woodward said grace.

District Council of the Copper Coast mayor Paul Thomas spoke about his recollections of field days when he was young, and of the event’s continuing importance.

“There is probably no other event that draws as much attention and

wealth to our area as the YP Field Days,” Mr Thomas said.

Yorke Peninsula Council mayor Ray Agnew, a retired farmer, said he is amazed to see the new equipment available to farmers at each field days.

“It makes you wonder what’s going to happen in another 120 years,” Mr Agnew said.

Speaking on behalf of the Cunliffe Women in Agriculture and Business branch, Raelene Bussenschutt discussed guest speakers throughout the years.

Another life member, Richard Daniel, reminisced about interesting times at the field days.

“The field days are still about the same things as they used to be,” Mr Daniel said.

“Farmers want to see all the new innovations, and to socialise.”

Life member Dean Young proposed a toast before Mr Ellis cut the cake.

Field days administrator Elaine Bussenschutt described the proud feeling associated with seeing the field days come to life every two years.

“The 2015 YP Field Days promises, again, not to disappoint,” she said.

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EXECUTIVE... Yorke Peninsula Field Days executive committee members, back: immediate past president Paul Browning, president Paul Correll, senior vice-president Greg Stevens; front: treasurer Rosalie Pearce, administrator Elaine Bussenschutt, junior vice-president Nick Correll.

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Arthritis SA named official charity

CHARITY... Arthritis SA CEO Julie Black receives a cheque from Copper Triangle Arthritis Support Group treasurer and life member Janet McInerney, of Port Clinton, as part of the group’s continual fundraising which will be boosted by Arthritis SA being named the official charity of the 2015 Field Days.

ARTHRITIS SA has been named the official charity of the 2015 Field Days. CEO Julie Black, who attended high school in Kadina, said she was delighted to hear the news.

“We are just really grateful we were selected as the charity of choice and we invite everyone to come and learn more about it and about what can be done, more importantly,” she said.

“Arthritis SA provides education, resources and support for people with arthritis in SA. “Will have resources people can come and have a look at.

“We are certainly going to be running courses in the area so will take the details of people interested at the field days.”

One in four South Australians suffer from arthritis, including 600 children.

“I think we were selected because of the number of people who suffer from arthritis,” she said.

“The condition isn’t recognised as much as we

would like it to be.

“We get very little government funding so we need to raise money so we can support people through our support groups, courses and workshops, and research.

“The Copper Triangle support group is a fantastic group and always gives a good donation.”

Arthritis SA will run a raffle at the field days to fund a special project.

“Every cent will go to funding a paediatric rheumatology nurse at the Women’s and Children’s Hospital,” Julie said.

“Our goal is to raise $10,000 which will pay for 200 hours of work.”

Julie is looking forward to returning to the field days, and remembers skipping school to attend the event in 1975.

“My memory of that first one was wagging school to go and getting told off by the school principal,” she said.

“I’m excited to see how it has grown and developed since.”

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Jobs in agriculture AGRICULTURE graduates are in high demand and Australia is not producing enough agriculture and agribusiness graduates to take up the range of professional careers on offer.

Agriculture and agribusiness graduates walk into employment, such is the thirst for their skills and knowledge.

Marcus Oldham, at Geelong, recently conducted a closer-thanusual analysis of where graduates in agriculture and agribusiness have found employment.

While a large number head into

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production agriculture, another significant group has gone into banking, finance and accounting and a further portion is doing well in commodity trading.

Other graduates are in management, marketing, consulting or using entrepreneurial skills and developing their own businesses.

The common thread among these employment destinations is they are all focused on supporting Australia’s agricultural industries, either at the production end or the business end.

The number of jobs in agriculture is increasing as the nation recovers from the millennium drought, and food security and food quality concerns across the world increase the demand for Australianproduced food.

It is in the interest of our agricultural industry, and our nation, to see more tertiary enrolments and graduates equipped for the abundance of agribusiness and agriculture career choices.

More importantly, it is also in the

very strong interest of individual students to select a course and career where they will find meaningful employment and make a satisfying contribution.

Studying agriculture can help achieve those objectives.

Marcus Oldham offers oncampus degree or diploma courses in agriculture, agribusiness and equine management, and offcampus postgraduate studies in agribusiness.

Marcus Oldham has topped the 2014 National University Experience for student satisfaction, significantly outscoring Australia’s 40 universities in both quality of entire educational experience and overall quality of teaching.

“This is a particularly satisfying result, for current and future students, and the entire Marcus Oldham community,” principal Dr Simon Livingstone said.

“It demonstrates, when it comes to the learning experience and future success of our students, we mean business.”

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Big plans for the fashion parade ONE of the best-loved events of the Yorke Peninsula Field Days will be back in the Murray Allen Wool and Sheep Pavilion this year.

The Southern Cross TV YP Field Days Fashion Parade always draws a crowd and will once again be a highlight.

Model, media presenter and event coordinator Nadia Stamp has taken the reins for the fourth time.

Nadia said she will once again showcase fresh fashions from local designers. “It is my mission to bring new fashion trends and forecast what we will be seeing for the upcoming spring/summer,� Nadia said. “Every year I go out and try to find Australian labels and local South Australian brands and that is really important to me, to support local industry and introduce new labels.

“I am really excited about the labels we will be showcasing this year. “We have children’s wear label Alfie Apparel which is absolutely adorable; Review Australia with their Roman holiday spring/summer theme; Bossini which will cater for the men; South Australian brand Miss Gladys Sym Choon, which has been on the local fashion scene since 1923; Allingtons Outpost which is a great country favourite; and Ella and Elka which specialises in fast fashion and new trends and will really suit the YP market. “Leeann and Evelyn, who run Ella and Elka, originally worked with George Gross and Harry Who but have now branched off and started a new label and will be coming to the field days to run a special styling session on Wednesday.

“Other brands will include Beach Pool with its swimwear and resort wear, plus-sized Australian brand TS 14 and brands from the Adelaide Myer Centre.�

Nadia said nautical will be the underlying theme of the shows, with stripes, polka dots and vintage prints all making an appearance. “We want to showcase what is new but what is also practical,�

Nadia said.

Models will be supplied by Finesse Models Australia, with two models also coming from Brisbane, one being a plus-sized model. “We will also have a little girl, Elsie Johnson, modelling who is Murray Allen’s granddaughter,�

Nadia said.

The fashion parade will run each day at 11.30am, 1pm and 2.30pm.

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His Excellency the official guest YORKE Peninsula Field Days committee and members are delighted to welcome His Excellency the Honourable Hieu Van Le AO, Governor of South Australia, accompanied by Mrs Lan Le to the 2015 event.

His Excellency will give the welcome speech at the official welcome and award presentations, which will take place in the Guest Speaker Pavilion starting 11.15 am on Wednesday, September 30.

The official welcome is open for all to attend. After the presentation, His Excellency and Mrs Le will join members of the field days committee, invited guests and sponsors for the official lunch.

The committee then looks forward to providing an informal tour of the site for His Excellency and Mrs Le to view the vast displays highlighting the rural industry and the significance of the event.

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Rod sawing his way to YP AUSTRALIA’S most recognised chainsaw carver and sculpting designer Rod Sheehan will bring his one-hour sculpture demonstrations to this year’s YP Field Days.

Mr Sheehan first discovered his talent when he carved an eagle out of a piece of wood he found.

The carving took 160 hours, spread over six weeks, and is the world’s largest red gum eagle standing five metres high in the parklands of his former hometown of Rosedale, Victoria.

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fastest chainsaw carver and national champion.

The biggest carving he has ever done is a six-metre cassowary from a tree which came down during Cyclone Yasi.

Mr Sheehan has been sculpting since 1992 and since then has produced more than 1000 sculptures and totems, many of which have sold to fans of his work.

Mr Sheehan’s one-hour start-tofinish sculpture demonstrations have captivated crowds across Australia and his twice-daily demonstrations will be a highlight at the Yorke Peninsula Field Days.

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Agricultural and historical displays CONVENER Malve Haynes welcomes visitors to the history section and the Robert Bawden Museum at the field days.

“This year presents the many changes in agriculture from early photos of trials in years gone by and the improvements and technology that has improved production and lifestyle of farming in Australia,” Mr Haynes said.

“It is organised by members of the Paskeville Agricultural Bureau and attractions in the Robert Bawden Museum include early photos, cameras and other memorabilia, a Yellow Brick Road stop for children, large engines and tools of yesteryear.

“On the western end will be the vintage section of motors, trucks, ploughs, strippers, winnower, grain cleaner and many other interesting memorabilia.”

Also on display will be miniature trains and a shed with many working models and a collection of model race cars

made of wood.

“Many patrons will come from across South Australia to display their pride and passion,” Mr Haynes said.

“This year will be supported by the South Hummocks Agricultural Bureau, CCROME Club, Gawler Restoration, Clare Valley Model Engineers, Adelaide Hills Restoration, Commercial Motor Vehicles Club, Farm Shed National Trust Museum and Northern Automobile Restoration Club.

“Other special guests and miniature working models will also be featured.

“Ross Story from Tumby Bay Clydesdales will again be present at the field days giving the opportunity for patrons to take a load of their feet and enjoy a ride around the site.

“Ross is proudly sponsored

by Perks Integrated Business Services and YP Field Days.”

There are demonstrations twice daily, 11.30am-noon and 1.30pm-2pm.

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Boarding at Sacred Heart College SACRED Heart College has had boarders since 1905.

Currently we have 50 girls and 70 boys in our community but in the near future we will extend the capacity of our girls’ boarding house to have equal numbers of girls and boys.

Our boarders come from all over Australia, from stations in south western Queensland, western New South Wales, Northern Territory and of course from all regions in South Australia.

This year we have boarders in years 8 to 12.

Sacred Heart College, since its inception, has been a place of hospitality, generosity and highly-regarded student achievement across a broad range of endeavours.

The staff and brothers are dedicated to the college community as if it were their own family.

With this attitude, they offer guidance and friendship in a Marist and Catholic environment.

The Faith Formation program

involves liturgies, retreats, reflection days and other spiritual gatherings.

These opportunities promote openness with a sense of being together in a believing community.

The boarding community at Sacred Heart College adds great richness and diversity to the life of the school.

The college can provide access to choices and opportunities not always available, or easily accessed, in rural areas or small country schools.

The boarding house provides modern, family-style facilities for all of our boarders, and families value the opportunity to send their daughters and sons to the same school.

The school responds to the changing needs of society through a broad-based curriculum.

All students study the South Australian Certificate of Education and, as Sacred

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Beyond the classroom, Sacred Heart College has an enviable extracurricular tradition which supports sports, music, drama and the arts.

Students may choose from a wide range of activities

including athletics, badminton, basketball, choirs, bands, debating, drama, football, hockey, netball, Remar (Marist youth program), rugby, soccer, social justice, surfing, swimming, tennis, volleyball, water polo and wine making.

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Our College accommodates girls and boys from Years 7 to 12 in a family style atmosphere that builds and promotes a strong sense of community and lays the foundation for academic success.

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Larwoods Ag Services your Merlo dealer LARWOODS Ag Services is excited to sell the Merlo range of telehandlers.

The Merlo brand is synonymous with advanced technology and reliability.

Merlo has manufactured telehandlers in Italy since 1964 and currently has 22 models available in Australia.

“We are excited about this new product line as it will complement our existing broadacre range of machinery and open us up to a new market of clients such as chicken farms, with the Merlo dedicated chicken farm model being released later this month,” Larwoods Ag Services manager Kym Flint said.

The Merlo product offering has been split into three ranges — the Panoramic, Turbo Farmer and the Multifarmer.

The Turbo Farmer range has a lift capacity from 3.4 to 4.1 tonnes and a reach from seven to a massive 10 metres. This is ideal for loading and stacking hay, or fit a 2500 litre grain bucket for loading and moving grain, Kym said.

“This will be an ideal purchase for farmers across the Yorke Peninsula,” he said.

The Merlo range of telehandlers can be supplied with cab suspension, boom suspension, boom side shift, PTO, three-point linkage and remotes at the rear.

They also come with standard worldclass features such as the roomiest cabs available on the market, Merlo dynamic load control systems with attachment recognition, boom and TAC lock systems and hydrostatic transmission with dynamic braking effect.

Safety comes first, and Merlo products meet Australian standards, being 1418.19 and 1418.10 compliant.

“If you are already enjoying the Merlo Telehandler experience and require spare parts or a service, Larwoods Ag Services has staff ready and willing to assist you,” Kym said.

“If you would like to add to, or replace, a telehandler in your stable give Larwoods Ag Services a call and make an appointment.

“Have a chat about the Merlo product offering and how it can benefit you.”

Don’t hesitate to call Kym Flint on 0418 859 002, Scott Mercer on 018 859 119 or Scott Taylor on 0400 966 900, or email smercer@larwoods. com.au for more information.

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These include: ● Salinity and corrosion management (the ability to irrigate using saline water without crop or plant damage, and preventing pipes from corroding) ● Scale removal and prevention from pipes, plumbing, infrastructure ● Water softening without salt or chemical water softeners ● Iron removal and prevention from pipes, sprays, drippers and all surfaces in full-time water contact ● Increased yields and flavour (scientifically documented) ● Improved plant growth with less fertiliser by taking what are otherwise scale-forming minerals in hard water

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Services to make your life easier

PROFESSIONAL ADVICE... Lauren Donnellan and Sarah Stutley, from Country Home Services, sharing advice and information at the Ageing in Style Expo in Two Wells.

WHAT would make your life easier? This is the question Country Home Services staff ask their clients.

They then get to know their clients and how to best help them as a priority, according to marketing manager Sarah Stutley.

“We are all different and we all like things done differently so at Country Home Services we offer many services tailored to suit your needs,” she said.

“Examples of our services include regular house cleaning to once-off spring cleans, home maintenance, guttering cleaning, transport services and garden maintenance which can cover mowing lawns and setting up vegetable gardens to pruning roses.

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unusual ways we have helped clients, from hanging a farm gate, clearing out the rubbish from homes or sheds, to sugar soaping walls in a home.

“As you can see, we do our best to understand what our clients’ need and, with 25 years’ experience behind us and with all our contractors undergoing police checks, we are an organisation you can depend on.

“We ask you what you want and we tailor our services to suit you.

“It is this difference that makes Country Home Services stand out from other organisations and, what’s more, we are local and we use local contractors.”

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Moonta Dental MOONTA Dental is excited to showcase its products and services at the Yorke Peninsula Field Days.

The Moonta Dental stall will be located at site 11 in the Grant Pavilion and will have an array of products on display, colouring-in pages for the kids, giveaway goodie bags and the opportunity to have a photo with

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Moonta Dental will also be participating in the Yellow Brick Road, so visit the site and grab a goodie bag from one of its friendly staff members.

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Brush at least twice a day. The best time is after meals. Soft bristles are better for your gums. Toothbrushes should be replaced three to four times per year.

Brush thoroughly. Ensure you brush all of your teeth, right to the back, and keep brushing for two minutes. Many people only brush for 30 seconds.

Floss daily. Be gentle and use a back-and-forth motion.

Utilise fluoride. Drink tap water which already contains fluoride, and choose fluoride toothpastes and mouthwashes.

Start children early. Get your young ones into good brushing habits.

Teach them the importance of brushing and the correct technique.

Kids can try brushing their own teeth from about age 2.

Limit sugary foods. These create acids in the mouth which can damage teeth.

Limit acidic drinks. These drinks, such as soft drinks and fruit juices, can soften teeth and lead to cavities.

Keep your teeth. Protect them during physical activities which put them at risk, such as contact sports.

Don’t chip them. Teeth are for chewing food. Using them to remove bottle tops, rip open packaging or even tear sticky tape can cause chips.

Go to the dentist. Regular check-ups can identify minor problems before they become major. See your dentist as soon as possible if you have a toothache, bleeding gums or any other dental concern or emergency.

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PORTABLE BANDSAW... The Femi 784 XL, one of the many bandsaws in the Femi range which will be on display in the Grant Pavillion.

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A PRODUCT which has taken the United States by storm is now spreading through the Southern Hemisphere.

Evapo-Rust is a harmless, biodegradable product which removes rust as easily as the effort it takes to immerse an object in water.

Hitec CNC Machine Tools Southern Australia distributor Brian Harding said Evapo-Rust technology employs selective chelation for rust removal.

“Evapo-Rust is an amazing neutral pH rust remover which has fully demonstrated its ability to decrease the maintenance burden and decrease the cost and effort put into removing rust,” he said.

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Amazing bandsaws Whilst visiting the Grant Pavillion and seeing EvapoRust in action, you can also check out Hitec CNC Machine Tools Southern Australia’s range of Femi bandsaws.

These bandsaws are compact and portable and make accurate, clean cuts with no sparks and no need for lubrication.

Cutting at angles and mitering is simple and the saw even allows the operator to walk away and finish other jobs as it finishes its cut by itself, and even turns off when it’s done.

Cutting 150mm steel used to mean investing thousands in a large cold-cut saw, but the Femi ABS NG160 handles it with ease, and for thousands of dollars less.

To see both products, visit site 18 in the Grant Pavillion.

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The product is water based and does not require any special equipment or personal protective wear.

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BOARDERS... Saint Peter’s College provides a safe and homely boarding experience.

B U I L D I N G G R E AT M E N .

Building great men.

To learn more.

St Peter’s College invites you to speak with our staff on Tuesday 29 September, Wednesday 30 September and Thursday 1 October at the Yorke Peninsula Field Days and visit stpeters.sa.edu.au

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BOARDING holds a central place in the life of St Peter’s College.

St Peter’s delivers a safe and homely boarding experience for each of its boys to ensure they graduate as confident individuals with the skills they need to contribute to a global society.

Paul Brown, Head of Boarding, said the on-campus boarding house creates a strong sense of community and camaraderie which is of great benefit to the boys and the school at large.

“When your son joins this vibrant and thriving community of boys from all walks of life, he will be cared for and supported by the fabulous boarding house staff including mentors, tutors, support staff and medical staff,” he said.

“Combined with our worldleading Wellbeing Strategy and Positive Education programs, every boy at St Peter’s College learns lifelong personal competencies to develop resilience, an understanding of strengths and those of the teams he will collaborate with and lead.

“As part of this program, our traditional house and classbased pastoral care system provides a safe, inclusive and supportive place for your son within our boarding house, with mentoring to help him find his niche at school.”

Additional pastoral expertise and support is provided by the two school counsellors and the school chaplain who work across all year levels and are always ready to help boys or families in need.

“At Saints, we also understand and are committed to maintaining ongoing, open communication with parents, ensuring they remain engaged with their child’s development, as a successful, memorable boarding experience hinges on the balanced involvement of staff, students and their family.”

For more information about boarding at St Peter’s College, Adelaide, visit its staff during the Yorke Peninsula Field Days in the Hoecker 2 Pavilion, site 13 or visit www.stpeters.sa.edu.au.

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CASH COWS... Tim Cleland and Pete Hodges check some Junella Farming cattle, which are worth much more than they have been in recent years.

WITH high cattle and sheep prices, and August rains bringing muchneeded moisture to Yorke Peninsula crops, local farmers are optimistic.

Agronomist Chris Davey said before the rains it had been one of the driest winters on record, with Kadina the worst affected area, receiving rainfall which scored in the lowest 10 per cent of years.

“Most of YP has been in decile three this season, with isolated pockets of almost drought-stricken crops,” Chris said.

“Excellent rains on northern and central YP in August have alleviated a lot of the earlier stress, with southern YP catching up in mid to late August.

“The outlook has changed a lot with the good rains.

“The mood has swung from pessimism to optimism now the chance of average yields is there, and grain prices like those of lentils are at almost all-time highs.”

Chris said the dry winter meant disease was not an issue but the recent rainfall and sunshine has

caused some stripe rust in mace wheat, grey mould in lentils and ascochyta in chickpeas.

“Rhizoctonia root disease has also been more prevalent in 2015 — the lack of summer rain has meant the disease has not been broken down or reduced in inoculum level in the soil,” Chris said.

“September will mean the insects are around with crop monitoring in full swing then for insects and further disease.

“Lucerne flea had posed major problems in establishing crops, with large areas of land being sprayed for them in May and June.”

While many local farmers have moved away from running stock, those who have stuck with them are reaping the rewards.

Farmers have taken advantage of record cattle prices with a significant increase in profit in the last 12 months.

Sheep prices are also high and recent local stud sales were very successful.

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TRADITION... Sheepdog trials were a part of the YP Field Days from the start, it is believed.

THE 2013 Yorke Peninsula Field Days marked 30 years of sheepdog trials held at the event.

Sheepdogs were part of the field trials in the early years dating back to 1929 but are also believed to have been in very first program.

At the 2015 event, competitors are expected to come from across South Australia, and even interstate, to feature top dogs. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Arena three sheep trials will run over the three days and farm dog trials using 10-15 sheep will be held on Wednesday,â&#x20AC;? spokesperson Merv Simmonds said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Trials provide a valid means of assessing the working ability of sheepdogs and maintaining and developing the quality of working dogs. â&#x20AC;&#x153;In addition it provides sporting release for those actively involved in

everyday farm work and the opportunity to travel and enjoy the company of like-minded people with trials held regularly in all states.â&#x20AC;?

The main breeds on show will border collies and kelpies â&#x20AC;&#x153;Improved seating for the area will ensure the trials are a good place to sit, relax and watch the talented dogs at work,â&#x20AC;? Mr Simmonds said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Commentary, as much as possible, will be provided to inform visitors what is happening and ensure their involvement.

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THE always popular Yellow Brick Road will take a new path this year.

For the first time, the road has been organised by Horizon Christian School, Balaklava.

School executive assistant Kelly Bickle said the school applied in mid-2014 for the position and found out they had been accepted for the next two field days late last year.

“We thought it was a good opportunity to get out there in the community,” she said.

“It’s also a nice fundraiser for us as well.”

Since that time, Kelly has been busy organising the companies to participate.

“There are 12 stops on the road,” she said.

“Participants will stop at stalls including Kadina Travel, Kadina Retravision, Play Pouch, Cunningham Engineering from Balaklava, PIRSA, Y3P group, SES, Moonta Dental and the Department of Communities and Social Inclusion.

“It’s been a busy time at the school with a few other things going on, so we were hesitant to bombard the parents with too much so soon.

“But we’ve had a great response from parents and had quite a few people call up and register an interest in helping out.

“Our school band and choir will be over there as well on Wednesday, so we might commandeer some of them.”

Being Horizon’s first time, Kelly said the school has been well supported by Kadina Memorial School which managed the road for the past two events.

WALKING THE ROAD...

Horizon Christian School, Balaklava, students Waverley Palmer, Lachlan Bickle, Lyla Georg and Carmen Palmer get ready for the Yellow Brick Road.

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Buy any new Holden at Yorke Peninsula Field Days and receive up to $2,000 Cashback*.

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Three days only, 29 Sep -1 Oct 2015. Copper Coast Highway, Paskeville SA 5552. *Offer applies to new and demo Holden vehicles purchased at the Yorke Peninsula Field Days between 29th September and 1st October 2015, through participating dealers. Cashback includes GST and is redeemed at point of sale. Private and ABN buyers only. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other cashback offer.

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LH Perry & Sons Pty Ltd 201 Lienert Engineering 604 Lions Club of Wallaroo 544 Lions Club Stansbury Dalrymple 273 Littl Juey 229 LMG Performance Automotive Doctors + 4x4 616 Loadtec Pty Ltd 135 Loreto College Marryatville 17 Loxton Hotel 3 Lucindale Engineering 626 Lynas Valley Volkswagen 402 Macdon Australia P/L 351 Mach Ag Solutions 731 Magnum Welders 502 Magnus Australia 18 Main North Renault 601 Maitland Marine Services 310 Maitland Scout Group 342 Maitland State Emergency Services 129 Mango Ink 14 Manitou Australia Pty Ltd (Site Sharer) 283 Mannatech 7A Mansfield Tools (SSALLI) 162 Manual Hydraulics & AE Mechanics 211 Manutec (Site Sharer) 269 March Spreader Sales 267 Marcus Oldham College 13 Marion Bay Motel Marketbook Australia 24 Marmota Energy Ltd 22 Marshall Multi Spread (Site Sharer) 267 Martel Co 16 Maxiplas 234 Maxipoint Cultivation Technologies 719 Maxitrans 20 Maytow Caravans 261 MBC Foods McIntosh Distribution 637 McDonald Steel Pty Ltd 672 Me to a Tee & Senegence 16 Mega Cheap Hardware 507 Melaleuca 25 Mellor Olssen (Site Sharer) 127 Memoir Photos 1 Megagas Australia 4 Mid North Grasslands Working Group Inc 618 Mid North Seeds 632 Midnorth Mobile Welding 455 Miegel Bros Pty Ltd 406 Minlaton Discounter 134 Minlaton Engineering 260 Monduran Studio 508 Mono Pumps 263 Moonta Dental 11 Moonta Footballers Cricket Club 307 Moose Industries 654 Mount Pleasant Butcher 249 Mr Micks Wines (Site Sharer) 341 Mr Nozzle 524 Mr Twister 650 Mulberry Lane Quilting & Crafts 15 Munro Engineers 670 Murdock Motors Ford/Mitsubishi 25 Murdocks YP Kioti 27 Murray Street Vineyards 14 Myriad Occupational Safety Training 477 NAB Agribusiness 8 Nano Fusion (Site Sharer) 275 NAS Electronics 403 National Broadband Network Company Ltd 6 Natural Resources Northern and Yorke (Site Sharer) 618 Natural Technology Systems 243 Neil & Kath Goodall 8 Neil's Parts (Aust) Pty Ltd 461 Neuplex Pty Ltd 11 New Holland Agriculture 357 New Tech Fertilisers 640 New Zealand Natural Ice Cream 546 Newstyle Direct P/L 429 Newstyle Direct P/L 320 Next Instruments 2 Niagara Therapy 15 Noel's Island Star Caravans 133 North East Isuzu 19 Northern & Yorke Regional Landcare Facilitator (Site Sharer) 618 Now That’s A Knife 118 Numero Uno 410 Nurses Christian Fellowship Aust in SA Inc 150 Nutrimetics 13 O'Dea Solar and Electrical 148 Off-Grid Energy Australia Pty Ltd 15 One for each Paw 325 One Stop Water Shop - Boss Tanks 109 Optus 1 Out & About Clothing 22 Outback Whips and Leather 170 OZ Indulgence 11 Ozway Small Engines 259 P.B. Imports (Site Sharer) 200-202 Pacific Seeds P/L 343 Paint Central 152 Paulett Wines (Site Sharer) 207 Paskeville Sporting Bodies 519 Paskeville Sporting Bodies 459 Paskeville Sporting Bodies 233 Patersons Securities LTD 13 Paxton Plow Co 723 Peak Hill Industries Pty Ltd 549 Peekaboo Kidz 328 Pembroke School 1 Penny Mitchell 24 Peter Kittle Caravans & Motor Homes 705 Pete's Mobile Wood Fired Pizzas 526 Philmac (Site Sharer) 533 Pioneer Seeds - DuPont Pioneer 512 Pioneer Water Tanks (SA) 532 Planning for Prosperity 24

Site Location Wintanerta Road Arthurton Road Alford Road Kadina West Road Wintanerta Road Arthurton Road Bawden Road Hoecker 1 Pavilion Cyclone Pavilion Moonta Road Paskeville Road Boors Plains Road Pine Forest West Road Bute Road Bute East Road Arthurton Road South Hummocks Road Boors Plains West Road Mackley Road Bowley Pavilion Kadina West Road Bowley Pavilion Bawden Road Wintanerta Road Kadina Road Kadina Road Cyclone Pavilion Larwood Pavilion Oster Pavilion Grant Pavilion Kadina Road Bute East Road Kadina Road Pine Forest Road Bute East Road Kadina Road Larwood Pavilion Moonta West Road Moonta West Road Newbold Pavilion Bute Road Hoecker 1 Pavilion Mackley Road Cyclone Pavilion Oster Pavilion Arthurton Road Moonta Road Cunliffe Road Paskeville Road Bawden Road Kadina Road Bute Road Kadina Road Grant Pavilion South Hummocks Road Moonta Road Kadina Road Boors Plains Road Alford Road Moonta Road Hoecker 2 Pavilion Moonta West Road Bute East Road Arthurton East Road Cyclone Pavilion Cunliffe West Road Bussenschutt Pavilion Kadina West Road Paskeville Road Bowley Pavilion Arthurton Road Kadina Road Hoecker 1 Pavilion Cunliffe West Road Oster Pavilion Boors Plains West Road Moonta Road Alford Road Paskeville Road South Hummocks Road Precision Ag Shed Bowley Pavilion Bawden Road Bute East Road Arthurton Road Mackley Road Paskeville Road Bawden Road Bussenschutt Pavilion Bawden Road Oster Pavilion South Hummocks Road Mackley Road Bowley Pavilion Hoecker 1 Pavilion Bawden Road Cyclone Pavilion Kadina Road Wintanerta Road Boors Plains Road Bawden Road Wintanerta Road Bute Road Cunliffe Road Wintanerta Road Grant Pavilion Pine Forest Road Alford Road Boors Plains Road Hoecker 2 Pavilion Hoecker 2 Pavilion Pine Forest Road Alford Road Bute Road Bute Road Alford Road Grant Pavilion

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Platinum Ag Services 638 Play Pouch by Pouch Australia 18 Polaris Sales Australia Pty Ltd 471 Polka Dot Giraffe 11 Pope's Honey 2 Powerhound Australia 664 Precision Ag Services 3 Primary Industries and Regions SA 609 Primary Sales Australia 708 Prince Alfred College 245 Promnitz Engineering 725 Prostate Cancer Action Group 26 Pudding Lane 10 Purifiers Australia 5 Quality Wool 538 Quirky Embroidered Bibs & Things 520 Rabobank 529 Rally Badges 239 Ramsey Bros Pty Ltd 269 Rapid Fat Loss Pty Ltd 14 Raycol Engineering Pty Ltd (Site Sharer) 363 Realport Traders P/L 404 Reaqua Pty Ltd 155 Recharge Battery Revitalizer & Conditioner 244 Red Earth Training Solutions 218 Redden Bros Pty Ltd (Site Sharer) 201 Redstack 10 Refuelling Solutions 414 Regional Transport Training (Site Sharer) 824 Reliable Petroleum 622 Respirico 3 Rex Stotten Machinery 428 RF Kelly & Sons - Glen Holme Downes (Site Sharer) 422 RFM Ag Pty Ltd (Site Sharer) 173 RGM Maintenance 15 Rhino Tanks 550 RI-Industries 203 Rileys Of Eden Valley 5 Rinstrum Smart Weighing 624 Riteway Farming Australia 713 Rivergum Homes 15 Rivergum Natural Therapies 16 Riverland Welding & Tool Supplies 453 RMB Service Group 21-22 Robinson Grain Trading Co P/L 216 Rocks Gone 703 Rocky River Ag 275 Rod and Reel R Us 702 Roof Seal Rural 3 Roo's Rocks & Clocks 228 Rootboot (Site Sharer) 441 Ropes Plus 401 Rosenberg Machinery Group Holdings 167 Rosewarne’s Misubishi/Hyundai (Site Sharer) 25 Rosies Craft & Jewellery 4 Rostrevor College 8 Rowan Ramsey (Site Sharer) 18 Royal Flying Doctor Service (Site Sharer) 127 Royal Life Saving Society SA 21A Royal Wolf Trading P/L 569 RSM Bird Cameron 2 Rural Business Support (Site Sharer) 609 Rural Directions Pty Ltd 331 Rural Liquid Fertilisers P/L 445 Rustic Blue - Art & Craft (Site Sharer) 533 Ry-Craft Creations 12 SA Grain Services Pty Ltd (Site Sharer) 639 "SA Health, Controlled Substances Licensing" 19 SA Lift & Loader 8 SA Pathology 21 SA Police 214 Sacred Heart College 30 Safari 4x4 / R&R Beadbreaker 310A Safety Jumper Lead & Cable Co 415 Safety Quip 251 Sage Adelaide 5 Salt Distributors Pty Ltd 426 Savannah Lamb (Site Sharer) 341 Scania Australia 700 Scarves Plus Online 130 Schinckel Hayrakes 701 Schulte Sales Australia 268 Scotch College Adelaide 12 Seed & Forage Bags Australia Pty Ltd 639 Seed Distributors 423 Selecta Homes & Building Co Pty Ltd 15 Senturion Steel Supplies 625 Septek Wastewater Systems 562 Seven Creek Pearls 2 Seymour College Inc 247 Shamrock Metal Fabrication 438 Sharmans 285 Shear Gear (Site Sharer) 475 Shippy's Hardware 409 Showtrek - Tonka Tray 503 Siam Recycling System 180 Simplicity Australia 635 Skillogalee Wines (Site Sharer) 207 SL Tank & Equipment Pty Ltd (Site Sharer) 553 Sleep Disorders Association (Site Sharer) 3 Smale Farm Equipment (Site Sharer) 708 Soil Management Systems 443 Solar Depot 227 Solarwaterpumps.com.au 441 Solomons Flooring Reynella 16-17 Sonic Boomsprays 279 Sonni Lou 26 South Central Trucks P/L 505 South Coast Marine 440 Sthn Cross Industrial Supplies (Site Sharer) 18 Sthn Cross Trailers & Southern Cross Parts 13 Southern Springs 332 Spanlift Aust P/L 822 Speedie Spray & Hydraulics 105 Spitwater SA 543 Spook Hill Wines 516 Sporting Shooters Assn of Australia 813 Sports Marine SA Pty Ltd 5 Squidinc 114

Site Location Moonta Road Hoecker 1 Pavilion Cunliffe West Road Bowley Pavilion Newbold Pavilion Moonta West Road The Precision Ag Shed Arthurton Road Pine Forest Road Kadina Road Pine Forest West Road Oster Pavilion Cyclone Pavilion Hoecker 1 Pavilion Alford Road Bute Road Bute Road Kadina Road Kadina Road Bussenschutt Pavilion Boors Plains West Road Paskeville Road Bawden Road Kadina Road Wintanerta Road Wintanerta Road Oster Pavilion Paskeville Road Maitland Road Moonta Road Bowley Pavilion Cunliffe West Road Cunliffe Road Bawden West Road Bute East Road Alford West Road Wintanerta Road Hoecker 2 Pavilion Moonta Road Pine Forest Road Hoecker 1 Pavilion Bussenschutt Pavilion Cunliffe Road Bute East Road Wintanerta Road Pine Forest Road Kadina West Road Nantawarra Road Oster Pavilion Kadina Road Cunliffe Road Paskeville Road Bawden West Road Bute East Road Bussenschutt Pavilion Hoecker 2 Pavilion Cyclone Pavilion Mackley Road Oster Pavilion Alford West Road Oster Pavilion Arthurton Road South Hummocks Road Cunliffe Road Bute Road Bowley Pavilion Moonta West Road Grant Pavilion Paskeville East Road Grant Pavilion Wintanerta Road Hoecker 1 Pavilion South Hummocks Road Paskeville Road Kadina Road Grant Pavilion Cunliffe Road Boors Plains Road Nantawarra Road Bawden Road Pine Forest Road Kadina West Road Hoecker 2 Pavilion Moonta West Road Paskeville Road Grant Pavilion Moonta Road Alford West Road Hoecker 1 Pavilion Kadina Road Cunliffe West Road Clinton Road Cunliffe West Road Paskeville Road Bute Road Bawden Road Moonta West Road Wintanerta Road Alford Road Bowley Pavilion Pine Forest Road Cunliffe Road Wintanerta Road Cunliffe Road Grant Pavilion Kadina West Road Hoecker 1 Pavilion Bute Road Cunliffe West Road Bute East Road Paskeville East Road Boors Plains Road Maitland Road Mackley Road Alford Road Bute Road Maitland Road East Road Mackley Road

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St Mark's College 2 St Peter's College 13 Steinys Traditional Mettwurst 324 Steven Griffiths MP JP- Member for Goyder 18 Stewart Trading Pty Ltd 563 Stock Journal 127 Stockowners Shearing Aust.

424 Stoll Spraying Equipment (Site Sharer) 269 Strawberries Galore 439 Stress Free Marine 206 Sullair Australia 272 Suncorp Bank Agribusiness 513 Sundowner Boats Pty Ltd (Site Sharer) 260 Sunset Winery 14 Suzuki Australia Motorcycles 617 Swagman Tours 136 Sweet & Sour Candy Fruit Liquorice 8 Sydney Street Casual 12 SYP Motors (Site Sharer) 715 TAFE SA 437 TAFE SA 801 TAMA (Site Sharer) 19 Tatiara Industrial Repairs 621 TC Trading 144 Team Poly Tanks 137 Teatrick Lavender Estate 4 Tecalemit Australia 407 Tecfarm Pty Ltd 709 Techgrow Agriculture Pty Ltd 558 Techgrow Agriculture Pty Ltd 560 Tehmar Group 706 Telstra Country Wide 431 Templar Innovations 17 Termibusters 237 Texel Breeders Association of SA. 540A That’s Cute!

15 The Bra Lady 1 The Chainsaw Man 212 The Chef's Toolbox 20 The Cider Society 17 The Dirt Camper Trailer Sales & Hire 100 The Dunes Port Hughes 26 The Fabric Boutique 11 The Hose Factory 304 The Outdoor Furniture Specialists 510 The Potting Shed Garden Tools 416 The Spray Shop 159 The Three Bears for Crocs 17 The Truck Factory 14 The Tyre Surgeon 176 The Wedgie Barn 528 Theodore Marine 252 Thermomix 12 Tikka Wraps 552 Tint a Car 236 Tony Walker Communications (Site Sharer) 6 Topcon Precision Agriculture 548 Torque Industries 521 Town & Country Solar 12 Town + Mattresses + Beds 2 Trees For Life (Site Sharer) 609 Tried And Tested 18 Trinity Mower Centre 355 Truckline 9 Trufab Farm Machinery (Site Sharer) 269 Truro Agencies Pty Ltd 627 Tumby Bay Concrete 545 Twins Pantry 1 Twistup 15 Tyremax Pty Ltd 12 UES (Int'l) Pty Ltd 417 Unimade 120 Unique Grain Management 319 Unirack Australia 205 Universal Farming Services P/L 561 Universal Trailers and Feeders 473 Uptown Girl 9 Urrbrae Agricultural High School 15 Vela Aroma /Chloe & Me 10 Vennings 619 Venus Packaging 336 Venus Packaging (Site Sharer) 269 Visible Temporary Fencing 13 Wahlsted Quality Homes 25 Wahroonga Enterprises 200-202 Wakefield Trucks Pty Ltd 405 Walford Anglican School for Girls 7 Wallaroo Football Club 613 Waratah Fencing 615 Webb Marine Services 306 Weedwakka Pty Ltd 232 Westerns Saltbush 308 Westminster School 6 Westpac 525 Whites Group P/L 451 Whitlands Engineering 434 Wild Woodland Toys 3 Wilderness School 13 Wili Heat Bags 9 William Buck (Site Sharer) 127 Willywags Gift & Homewares 9 Wilson Sprayers & Solutions 10 Wiltipoll and Wool Shedding Composites 182 Winemakers Direct P/L (Bling) 7 Wonnara Prime Samm 475 WSB Distributors (Site Sharer) 283 Y.P. Alkaline Soils Group (Site Sharer) 618 Y3P Yamaha Motor Australia 347 Yamaha Pitmans Marine 436 Yarrabee Water Garden & Iris 327 Yellow Brick Road (Horizon Christian School) 322 Yorke Peninsula Marine 413 Yorke Peninsula Visitor Centre Yorkes Uncorked YP Agriservices Pty Ltd (YP. Ag) 535 YP Business Network YP Caravans / Custom Annexes 132 YP Hydraulics 315 YP Landowners 658 YP Lands Products YPM Tools Australia 608 Zen Energy Systems 146

Site Location Hoecker 2 Pavilion Hoecker 2 Pavilion Boors Plains Road Cyclone Pavilion Alford West Road Mackley Road Cunliffe Road Kadina Road Cunliffe Road Wintanerta Road Clinton Road Bute Road Kadina Road Hoecker 2 Pavilion Arthurton Road Bawden Road Bowley Pavilion Newbold Pavilion Pine Forest Road Cunliffe Road Maitland Road Bute East Road Moonta Road Bawden Road Bawden Road Hoecker 1 Pavilion Paskeville Road Pine Forest Road Alford West Road Alford West Road Pine Forest Road Paskeville Road Cyclone Pavilion Kadina Road Alford Road Bussenschutt Pavilion Newbold Pavilion Wintanerta Road Hoecker 2 Pavilion Bussenschutt Pavilion Mackley Road Grant Pavilion Bussenschutt Pavilion South Hummocks Road Bute Road Cunliffe Road Bawden Road Hoecker 2 Pavilion Bute East Road Bawden Road Alford Road Kadina Road Cyclone Pavilion Alford West Road Kadina Road Cyclone Pavilion Alford Road Bute Road Oster Pavilion Bowley Pavilion Arthurton Road Bussenschutt Pavilion Boors Plains West Road Paskeville East Road Kadina Road Moonta Road Alford Road Hoecker 1 Pavilion Newbold Pavilion Paskeville East Road Paskeville Road Mackley Road South Hummocks Road Wintanerta Road Alford West Road Cunliffe West Road Bowley Pavilion Cyclone Pavilion Newbold Pavilion Moonta Road Boors Plains Road Kadina Road Oster Pavilion Grant Pavilion Wintanerta Road Paskeville Road Newbold Pavilion Arthurton Road Arthurton Road South Hummocks Road Kadina Road South Hummocks Road Hoecker 1 Pavilion Bute Road Cunliffe Road Cunliffe West Road Newbold Pavilion Hoecker 1 Pavilion Hoecker 1 Pavilion Mackley Road Oster Pavilion The Precision Ag Shed Bawden Road Hoecker 1 Pavilion Cunliffe West Road Kadina West Road Arthurton Road Larwood Pavilion Boors Plains Road Cunliffe West Road South Hummocks Road Boors Plains Road Paskeville Road Larwood Pavilion Larwood Pavilion Alford Road Larwood Pavilion Bawden Road South Hummocks Road Moonta West Road Larwood Pavilion Arthurton Road Bawden Road

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The Rose ev vear Boarding precinct includes individual and shared rooms; separate study and socialising areas; and monitored internet access for study and for communication with boarding home. This recentlly completed com house was designed to encourage both achie evement and fun. campus with Boarders live on a spacious spaci access to the school’s gyms, pools, ovals and grounds. But most impor tantly y Scotch boarders totallly y immerse e themselv ves es in the passion, history, respect, individuality and culture that makes Scotch, uniquelly y Scotch.

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www www.scotch.sa.edu.au .scotch.sa.edu.au

Transport Connection in Adelaide has changed its name to MaxiTRANS. This change has been made to better reflect our ties to the national network of MaxiTRANS dealers around Australia and New Zealand, in order to provide you, our customer, better service no matter where your journey takes you. Rest assured that nothing else has changed – you will still get the same great service from the same great team with Australia’s leading range of trailer brands. After so many years, more than ever, we’re still connecting you with only the best.

www.maxitrans.com/dealerships/ 519 Grand Junction Road, Wingfield SA

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farmers to be sun smart SPRING is just around the corner and Cancer Council SA is encouraging farmers to protect themselves from sun exposure.

Ultra Violet levels are now hitting levels strong enough to damage unprotected skin, contributing to the risk of skin cancer regardless of the temperature.

Cancer Council SA chief executive Lincoln Size said it’s important for people involved in outdoor work, such as farmers, to get into the habit of protecting their skin from the sun as their exposure to UV radiation is much higher.

“While sunburn or a suntan may fade, the damage lasts a lifetime,” Mr Size said.

“Risking long-term damage to your skin and increasing the risk of skin cancer by not protecting it when UV is three and above, is simply not worth it.

“Many country people are involved in occupations outdoors, such as farming, and we encourage them to get into the habit of checking the SunSmart

UV Alert every day.

“This can be accessed through news weather reports, online or even via Cancer Council’s SunSmart phone app.”

Mr Size added it’s important skin protection habits start at an early age.

“Evidence shows exposure to UV radiation during adolescence and childhood largely determines a person’s lifetime skin cancer risk, a lesson many older Australians are now learning,” Mr Size said.

Skin cancer caught early generally results in better treatment outcomes so people should check their skin regularly.

If they notice any changes to existing freckles or moles or new spots they should see their doctor immediately.

Cancer Council research indicates two in three South Australian men aged 45 or under don’t regularly check their skin.

This research comes on top of melanoma statistics indicating

men account for more than 70 per cent of melanoma deaths in South Australia.

“There is a higher incidence of melanoma in men and a higher number of deaths and this data confirms local men are also less likely to check their skin regularly,” Mr Size said.

“Many occupations and popular recreational activities males are involved in, such as farming and trades, are based outdoors which increases exposure to damaging UV radiation and skin cancer risk.

“The message is simple — be vigilant about checking your skin because skin cancer caught early generally results in better treatment outcomes.

“Always protect yourself when in the sun and ask your partner or a mate to check your back and anywhere else you can’t see yourself for skin changes.”

For more information about sun smart principles visit cancersa.org.au or email sunsmart@cancersa.org.au.

LET’S GET THIS SHOW ON THE ROAD! All Steel Transportable Homes will once again be at the Paskeville Field Days, showcasing the very best in living solutions. Visit us and take a walk through our beautiful display home to experience the All Steel difference.

BE SURE TO ASK US ABOUT OUR SHOW DAY PROMOTION!

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A two-day field trial was held at Clem Schilling’s Boors Plain property. Members of the Cunliffe Women’s Agriculture Bureau presented a section of interest for the women and marquees started to appear on site.

Newly-appointed Minister for Agriculture Brian Chatterton said the YP Field Days played a vital role in allowing the farmer to assess equipment under working conditions.

More than $5million of equipment was exhibited and demonstrated at the field days, including tractors valued at $50,000.

The field days were held at the new permanent site in Paskeville for the first time. Highlights included an official opening by Sir Thomas Playford and the demonstration of big four-wheel tractors. There were more than 130 tractors on display. Accommodation in the area was completely booked out.

Visitors from many areas of South Australia, Western Australia, Queensland and Victoria made up the more than 20,000 attendees. YP Field Days life member Cliff Rodda unveiled a plaque to commemorate the growing of the first wheat on Yorke Peninsula, about one kilometre from the site, in 1865.

The field days were held from August 11 to 13. On the Saturday before the event, at least 90 marquees were blown down and extra roadways were put down to combat the mud.

The weather didn’t dampen crowds, with attendance up by 10,000.

Officials were pleased to announce the event had exceeded their expectations and was described by Mr R. O. Kiefer, regional manager sales and marketing Ford Tractor Products, Asia/Pacific and Latin American Region as impressive and “as fine as anything I have seen anywhere in the world”. A new trend at this year’s event was solar power with Elders running solar powered toys and Telecom Australia, a solarpowered telephone.

About 27,000 people passed through the gates, plus season tickets, giving organisers good numbers despite heavy rain and gale-force winds. Canada was the inaugural guest nation and Canadian High Commissioner Ed Schreyer officially opened the event.

Italian Trade Commissioner to Australia Gabriele Rosetto officially opened the event. In the two years leading up, the committee had spent $50,000 on site improvements including road surfacing, tree planting and additional buildings. 1987 was the first time the event had been held at the permanent site in September.

A wide variety of goods were found in the Russian Pavilion in spite of travel restrictions, including tractors, large and small farm machinery, bicycles, and whitegoods. District Council of Northern Yorke Peninsula won the general interest display award.

Despite the rural recession, a record 520 entries were received for stallholders this year and an estimated 53,000 people — also a record — walked through the gates. With similar events noting a 20 per cent drop, organisers were thrilled.

Aerobatic pilot Chris Sperou enthralled the crowds in his Pitts Special.

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Yorke Peninsula Field Days Head of ABC Rural Radio Ian Doyle and chairman of the Australian Barley Board Des Chenery were day two’s guest speakers. Twenty aircraft were lined up by 11am on the first day. An estimated $70million of machinery was on display.

A record 72,000 people attended, and the committee said it would consider expanding the event to four days, to potentially a Saturday, and holding it annually. Frank Bawden, of Tumby Bay, unveiled a plaque commemorating his great-grandfather Robert who established the field trials on Yorke Peninsula.

Australian Rural Woman of the Year Barbara Scott was a guest speaker. Premier John Olsen officially opened the event which hosted 52,000 people during the three days.

Leith Larwood celebrated 40 years of involvement with the event. Governor of South Australia, His Excellency Sir Eric Neal, AC CVO, opened the event.

Spending was up, signalling a renewed confidence in the industry. Mundoora’s Ross Arbon won the farm innovation competition award for his big square bale accumulator.

A record-breaking crowd of 18,000 attended the first day of the field days. Kelly Kirkland, from just west of Balaklava, won the best Female Owner in the inaugural Beaut Ute competition with her 1978 Holden HZ. Despite forecasts of rain and possible hail, good crowds attended. Former Olympian Raelene Boyle was an interesting guest speaker. Wireless broadband was operational at the site for the first time.

Almost 30 sites were damaged by driving rain and strong winds and minor damage to others on Tuesday night but it was all repaired in readiness for Wednesday. John McGrath, of beyondblue, used his opening address to raise awareness of mental health issues.

The event was called a tremendous success by president Don Evans, with about 48,000 walking through the gates. Governor of South Australia, His Excellency Rear Admiral Kevin Scarce, AC, CSC, RANR, paid a low-key visit during his tour of the region. Former Australian Test cricketer Merv Hughes officially opened the event.

Crowds braved horrendous weather but rain increased the positivity of farmers. ABC Radio personality Peter Goers officially opened the event, while Out of the Blue’s Michael Keelan and Michael Angelakis cooked up a storm.

About 4000 deliveries were made to parcel pick up during the three days, indicating a good event for stallholders. Local businesses and accommodation venues also praised the event, many locations taking bookings for the 2015 Field Days.

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Milestone for permanent site WHAT started as field trials in farmers’ paddocks has developed into one of the region’s biggest drawcards since moving to a permanent site almost 40 years ago.

In July 1895, a tillage competition was held at the first field trials. The trials were rotated around the region until the committee made some changes in 1974.

Once known as the Northern Yorkes Peninsula Field Trial and Show Society, the organisation was renamed the Yorke Peninsula Field Days.

The committee was aware growing patronage from All agricultural bureaux general public meant a involved in the field days permanent location would favoured a Paskeville site and need to be found, and a site was established in 1975.

Keith Lamming was approached All agricultural bureaux to see if his 35 acres could be involved in the field days purchased for $8000. favoured a Paskeville site and Keith Lamming was approached to see if his 35 acres could be purchased for $8000.

The land is the centre of the present site and extends to the sheepdog trial area. Another 32 acres, fronting the Thrington Road, was purchased from Stan Norris for $7040 and was completed in 1977.

Thirty-two members of participating bureaux invested money to purchase the land. Members could invest a minimum of $50 to a maximum of $500 for five years at 10 per cent interest.

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“The drop-deck design increases the volume over a standard chassis tipper by up to six cubic metres per load,” general manager of tippers at manufacturer, MaxiTRANS, Craig Wallace, said.

“This means operators can carry more bulk product per trip, saving both time and money.”

By dropping the frame, and hence lowering the height of the load, the trailer has a lower centre of gravity, increasing safety and stability on the road.

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“This, combined with the aluminium construction, ensures the trailer maintains a low tare weight capable of carrying the extra load.”

The Drop Deck Chassis Tipper on display in Perth featured increased wall height and internal width, typically specified for operators transporting lower density bulk product, further adding to the increased capacity already provided by the drop-deck design.

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Shippy’s Hardware demonstrating Webers SHIPPY’S Hardware in Moonta is the only Weber specialist dealer in the Yorke Peninsula and Mid North region.

You will not be disappointed by a visit to the Shippy’s Hardware stand at the Yorke Peninsula Field Days, as it displays the three top Weber Qs available along with a large range of Weber products and accessories, including all current Weber Q models.

Shippy’s is also introducing one of the newest members of the immensely popular Weber Q range – the all new Weber Q black series.

This black series will be offered across all of the Weber Q range and available for order while

stocks last.

In addition to friendly, knowledgeable staff there will be a Weber specialist demonstrator on hand all three days, showing both Weber Q and the new Smokey Mountain cooker/smoker.

Shippy’s Hardware not only displays and stocks a large range of Weber models, additions and accessories but is also a fully-stocked hardware store with a wide range.

Shippy’s has flat-pack kitchen and laundry, bathroom ware and readymade curtains and blinds, fencing, gardening gear and a good range of lawnmowers on show.

It also has camping gear and outdoor living needs covered including

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Wattyl paints, power tools, building supplies and much more with all the bests names such as Makita, Bosch, Worx, Hitachi aand Powermaster to name a few are also in store.

The Shippy’s Hardware team prides itself on giving the best advice and service to its customers and sticking by its motto “Nothing’s too hard”.

This recently resulted in Shippy’s winning two South Australia Store of the Year accolades.

Shippy’s Hardware is open seven days at 15 Ryan Street, Moonta, or phone 8825 2867.

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Kadina Travel holiday giveaway

KADINA TRAVEL... Rachel Larwood, Brittany Woods, Sandra Paddick, Kristy Wilson, Kirby Carter and Luke Wilson from Kadina Travel.

KADINA Travel is excited to announce it will give away a Singapore Airlines flight and $500 accommodation from Qantas Holidays.

As part of Kadina Travel’s involvement with the 2015 Yorke Peninsula Field Days, the flights and accommodation will go to one lucky winner.

All you have to do to enter the competition is visit Kadina Travel’s site and fill out an entry form.

If your form is selected, you will win the fabulous prize (conditions apply).

Whilst at the site, you can also speak with Kadina Travel staff as well as numerous representatives from different travel companies who can discuss your next holiday.

These travel representatives will be on site all three days of the field days.

They include experts in European coach touring,

cruises, and trips to Canada, Alaska and New Zealand.

Kadina Travel can create your perfect holiday. Its experienced and professional staff pride themselves on excellent customer service and attention to detail.

“Our commitment is to source the travel solution which is right for you, not easy for us,” manager/director Sandra Paddick said.

“We take the time to understand your needs, travelling preferences, expectations and budget to deliver you the best travel experience at a competitive price.”

Kadina Travel is offering even more value at its site this year, including early-bird airfares for 2016.

So don’t sit still, get moving toward your next unforgettable holiday by venturing to Kadina Travel at site 7, Hoecker 2 Pavillion.

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VATERS... Quinton Rodda, Zack Zweck, Erica Stutley, Leah Harvey and David Roselt at AW Vater and Co, Price Street Kadina.

AW Vater and Co is synonymous with farming in South Australia, and has again something of interest to all farming families in its huge marquee at this year’s field days. The Vater site will be difficult to miss on the corner of 533 Bute Road.

Agronomists will be on site to offer support and advice, as will representatives of various companies from seed to fertiliser and chemical.

See Anna Villa’s sheep, along with experts to answer any animal health queries from Leader, Bayer and Elanco Animal Health.

Compass Feeds will also be in attendance to help with stock feed and animal nutrition enquiries.

The Vater site has everything for the home and farm including fencing from Whites, pipe fittings from Philmac and pumps from Guyco.

A range of boots for the family from Rossi Boots, including new women’s boots, can also be purchased.

Visitors should also be interested in the site’s unique range of products from Rustic Blue Gallery and Emu Ridge Eucalyptus on Kangaroo Island, not to mention the Perfect Pecker poultry blocks from Olssons as well as sea salt rubs and skin care.

AW Vater and Co Yorke Peninsula’s one-stop shop for farmers is located at 4 Price Street, Kadina.

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One in six Australians suffers some degree of hearing loss, which can decrease the clarity of speech.

Common symptoms of hearing impairment include the perception people are mumbling or speech is simply unclear, increased television volume, difficulty with conversation amongst background noise, trouble understanding grandchildren and tinnitus.

Coping mechanisms include turning your head to hear better, constantly asking people to repeat things, waiting for the conversation to move on, or pretending to hear what was said.

Some people cope by simply avoiding social situations because hearing is too difficult, according to Chris Laird of Chris Laird’s YP Audiology.

“Not only can hearing loss deplete our mental energy, it can also negatively

affect our overall quality of life,” Chris said.

“We like to communicate and one of the biggest barriers to doing this is hearing loss.

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• Learn how to protect and manage native grassland pastures • Find out how you can get involved in pest plant and animal control programs • ‘Voice it’ by sharing your ideas about NRM issues and priorities • Test drive a range of NRM and Farmer apps • Talk with experts about soils science, carbon farming and crop disease management • Learn about bush regeneration and bushland condition monitoring • Share your sightings of threatened and rare species • Pick up resources like fact sheets, weed control handbooks, apps • Take part in a remnant vegetation survey and be in the draw for a $150 voucher • And much more

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Alford Road ● Site 526 Pete’s Mobile Woodfired Pizzas ● Site 528 The Wedgie Barn ● Site 539 Bute Football/Lions/Netball Clubs Canteen ● Site 544 Lions Club of Wallaroo ● Site 546 New Zealand Natural Ice-cream Alford West Road ● Site 552 Tikka Wise Functions ● Site 554 The Coffee Cup

Arthurton Road ● Site 613 Wallaroo Football Club – Bar/Bistro (Bistro open all day) (Bar 12.30pm-6.30pm only) Paskeville Road ● Site 410 Numero Uno Coffee (Bella Lavender Estate) ● Site 412 Baked Potatoes by Ken Boors Plains Road ● Site 339 Coke Van (Clinton Centre Uniting Church Fellowship) ● Site 338 Lions Club of Kadina Canteen Boors Plains West ● Site 365 Bute Football/Lions/Netball Canteen ● Site 342 Maitland Scout Group Bute Road ● Site 519

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Leith’s long service LEITH Larwood, of Kadina, spent an incredible 36 years as secretary of the Yorke Peninsula Field Days.

Mr Larwood was a delegate of the field trials site in the late 1950s before becoming secretary from 1968 to 2004.

“My daughter Jasmine helped me from 1985 to 2004 and it was nice to have the opportunity to work with her,” Mr Larwood said.

“In the beginning I was generally responsible for looking after the exhibitors and all the information they needed to know such as cost for sites.

“However, by 1985 Jasmine took over a lot and became the booking manager which was a big task.

“When Jasmine started we had about 330 exhibitors but by the time we left there were 700, so it was a big job taking phone calls and organising them.”

Mr Larwood said he has always wanted to help people and remembers assisting his father on the farm as a small child.

“I always wanted to do something for the community but didn’t know what it would be so that’s how I became involved with the field days,” Mr Larwood said.

“I was always extremely interested in agriculture from a young age and I could see there was something I could do for the community and farmers.”

Mr Larwood never expected to be secretary for 36 years.

“When we moved to the permanent site in 1977 I got to see the first shed built,” Mr Larwood said.

“I saw about 80 per cent of the site development which was a very proud time for me and the whole district.

“There were lots of changes but the biggest change in my time was when the event went from one day to three days.

“The other change was the development of the permanent site which was an exciting time but we had to be careful how we spent our money because there were new demands.”

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LEAD acid batteries usually die prematurely from sulphation build-up on internal lead plates.

According to Gerard Anselmi of Recharge Battery Revitaliser and Conditioner, it is easy to treat sulphation and prevent premature battery failure with the simple Recharge Battery Conditioning Program.

“We have been saying for years farmers are getting eight to 10 years in our battery conditioning program,” Mr Anselmi said.

“However, most shows we do these days we meet people using our Recharge Battery Conditioning Program with 12 and 14-year-old batteries still going, as we did at Ag-Fest and the Brisbane Truck Show recently.

“In fact last year we had three farmers with 17-year-old batteries, and one was still going strong.

“The last one was a Canterbury farmer at our last show of the year – the

Christchurch A&P show in November — he was very pleased with the results “After 17 years on the market in New Zealand and 11 years in Australia I would not be surprised if we bettered that figure given time.”

A Recharge treatment will dissolve the lead sulphate build up, turning those sulphur ions back into sulphuric acid electrolyte-holding electrons.

“We are chemically reversing the sulphation build-up process, one chemical reaction to counter another,” Mr Anselmi said.

“Once treated, a battery is essentially running at full capacity, provided the lead plates are still in good condition.

“Prevention is the key, treat them early, repeat every two to three years and keep them charged.

“Don’t wait until they die then try to resurrect the dead.

“And yes, you can treat

sealed batteries simply by drilling into each cell treating and resealing with silicone, sika-flex or a plastic bung.

“Recharge is also great for deep-cycle batteries like on forklifts, golf carts, scissor hoists and lighting-system batteries.”

Recharge is no longer available from CRT but Mr Anselmi and his wife Debbie will be at the YP Field Days again this year their usual site 244.

The 500-millilitre farmer pack works out at $4.50 per car battery or $8.50 to treat an N-70.

A more cost-effective twolitre commercial pack is also available and that pack can also be purchased online at www.recharge.net.nz or on eBay. As Recharge is acid based it is dangerous goods and expensive to freight; the twolitre bottle is therefore the only one sold directly — and it is far cheaper at the YP Field Days.

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ENVIROSWIM... Swim in crystal clear water with Enviroswim.

ENVIROSWIM ES3 system is not just another water sanitation system with a green label.

It is a revolution in swimming pool technology which gives you beautiful, natural, crystal clear water.

The system was developed in Australia in 2002 to minimise the use of chemicals and reduce impact on the environment.

This truly eco-friendly system provides a freshwater swimming pool which has no threats to your health, is great for kids with eczema and causes no red eyes.

The water can be used on the garden and leaves no streaks on glass pool fencing — you can even grow plants around your pool.

The Enviroswim ES3 is less expensive to run, easier to maintain and more effective than conventional chlorine-based

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The first questions people ask is: Does it work? Is it safe and is it effective? The answer from Enviroswim customers is a resounding yes.

The Enviroswim ES3 has more independent accreditation than any other Australian-made pool sanitising system.

It was tested by the NSW government lab to meet its health department protocol for the introduction of a new sanitising system. The Enviroswim system passed, dramatically outperforming chlorine in the elimination of harmful bacteria.

Enviroswim is also the only alternative product in Australia to have been awarded NSF accreditation.

For more information, call Janine Lusher on 0407 710 925 or visit www.enviroswim.com.

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BOARDING AT SEYMOUR COLLEGE Visit us on Kadina Road during the Yorke Peninsula Field Days to learn how we empower girls to take life on.

To arrange a personal tour of the College, please contact Sally Penn, Director of Enrolments and Community Relations, on (08) 8303 9000 or email sjpenn@seymour.sa.edu.au

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Seymour College creative, critical thinking IF you are great at running, jumping and throwing, you could perhaps be a decathlon athlete, competing in 10 sports events.

But how would you fare in a competition of 10 tasks which places an emphasis not on sports but on higher order thinking, problem solving, creativity and teamwork such as in the National da Vinci Decathlon?

The da Vinci competition tests students in creative and critical thinking tasks of art and poetry, cartography, codebreaking, creative producers (drama), engineering, English, general knowledge, math, philosophy and science.

This year, Seymour College won gold in the year 7 category and silver in year 9.

Seymour College encourages girls to develop critical and creative thinking skills throughout their school life.

It is central to their approach to inquiry-guided learning, and it is developed in various ways through debating, public speaking, the United Nations Youth Association, Student Representative Councils and mock trials.

“Higher order thinking skills are important for our boarders as many of our girls will return to their rural communities more able to confidently share knowledge and address business needs, both commercial and farming, with a solutions-based approach,” director of boarding Caroline Hodges said.

Boarder from Wallaroo, Sophie Carles, said an important quality for creative thinkers is perseverance.

“The best creative thinkers can think of multiple solutions to a problem, and will continue to think of solutions until the best possible outcome is achieved,” she said.

“Problem-solving and logical reasoning are very important skills.

They’re applicable in practically every aspect of life, and one of the best ways to enhance these skills is through the practice of independent thinking.”

By embedding creative and critical thinking across the college, Seymour is preparing girls for a dynamic future, one where they are ready for leadership.

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Year 12 Seymour College science student Sophie Carles, of Wallaroo, said problem solving and logical reasoning are very important skills.

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Sporting clubs are cooking up a storm LOCAL community and sporting groups will be busily cooking away and ordering goodies to feed the masses at this year’s Yorke Peninsula Field Days.

Groups are given the opportunity to cater at the event and for most it’s their major fundraiser for the year.

The Bute Lions, netball and football clubs combine to prepare, cook and serve food and drinks.

Danielle Price has been involved for about 10 years and said it’s a great opportunity for the clubs.

“We have two canteens and it involves a few meetings beforehand and a week setting up and getting ready,” Mrs Price said.

“Bute got involved when another group gave up a canteen so we were approached and it evolved from there.

“We also have help from other groups because we borrow equipment from the golf, bowls and sporting clubs.

“We have pies, pasties, hot chips, steak sandwiches, drinks, tea, coffee and cakes which are all made and donated by locals.”

Mrs Price said it benefits everyone because they source everything locally.

“It would be our major fundraiser and helps with maintenance of our courts and upkeep of the grounds,” she said.

“We use about 50 volunteers a day which is big number for a small community but some do more than one day.

“It’s a massive job but most people enjoy volunteering because they get to catch up with different people and it’s only every two years.”

CATERING... Local community and sporting groups, including Julie Schilling and Danielle Price from Bute, will be busily cooking away for the YP Field Days.

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Weeds costing grains industry billions

WEEDS... A new study has detailed the economic impact of weeds on farms.

THERE have been some incredible changes in farming systems and practices impacting the weed spectrum and control options.

CSIRO farming systems researcher Dr Rick Llewellyn and a team of researchers and analysts have just completed a comprehensive study showing how weed management has changed in 15 years.

“There has been a major shift to no-till, large increases in herbicide resistance and some important new weed problems have emerged,” Dr Llewellyn said.

“Our study measured the economic impact weeds have on Australian grain farms.

“Despite our relatively conservative assumptions, weeds are costing the grains industry even more than we had expected.

“The overall cost of weeds to Australian grain growers is

estimated to be $3.3billion, or more than $140 per hectare in expenditure and losses.”

The GRDC-supported research included the cost of yield loss due to in-crop and fallow weeds, weed control costs including herbicide and non-herbicide practices and grain contamination costs.

The analysis showed weed control costs, rather than yield losses, account for about threequarters of the total economic impact of weeds on Australian grain growing businesses.

The study showed annual ryegrass is costing Australian farmers more than any other weed.

It suggested the best time to invest in weed control was in the fallow, and stated Australian farmers are adopting integrated weed management practices such as narrow windrow burning and double-knock.

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PENINSULA PRODUCE... Barley Stacks Wines employee Brooklyn Sims with some of the locally-made products which will be on show in the Y3P pavilion.

AFTER its award-winning pavilion at the 2013 field days, the Y3P group will be back again to showcase its wares this year.

Y3P was created as an association for the benefit of producers, tourism-related businesses and individuals which help create a unique YP experience, and has grown to 17 members.

The three Ps stand for people, products and places and all aspects will be on show in the Larwood Pavilion.

This year’s exhibitors are Barley Stacks Wines, Yorke Peninsula Visitor Centre, Alpacas Chaparral, Yorkes Uncorked, MBC Foods, YP Lands Products, Beelicious Honey, YP Business Network, Marion Bay Motel and Copperclub Golf and Community Association.

Y3P member and Barley Stacks Wines owner Lyall Schulz said Y3P has been excited to welcome some new businesses to the group.

“We have a bit of a different line-up this year with some new faces on board including the Copperclub, Yorkes Uncorked and YP Business Network,” he said.

“The new golf pro at the Copperclub Christopher Longbottom was very keen to get involved and approached us which was great.

“A mini feature in the pavilion will be a blow-up driving range so that will be something a little different.”

Lyall said there will be tastings and demonstrations by a number of the exhibitors in the pavilion.

“We are coming together to showcase our businesses and hope people learn more about what we have to offer,” he said.

“Yorke Peninsula is known for its friendly faces and beautiful places and there are a wonderful variety of things to explore.

“We encourage people to ask questions and meet the local business owners.”

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Experience Walford for yourself the next time you visit Adelaide. Please call (08) 8373 4062 to make an appointment; we’d love to show you around.

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Broadband network rollout boosts activity ALMOST 4000 properties on Yorke Peninsula will be eligible to connect to the National Broadband Network by the end of 2015.

Telstra area general manager for northern South Australia John Tonkin said another 1000 will be added in early 2016 when Port Clinton, Price, Pine Point and Wool Bay come online.

Currently the NBN is expanding its fixed wireless network, which is designed for those outside major towns and cities.

“It provides fast and reliable 4G download speeds

ONLINE... The National Broadband Network is currently expanding on Yorke Peninsula, with 13 townships online already and Marion Bay expected to go live late this year.

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via a roof-mounted antenna attached to each property,” Mr Tonkin said.

“The signal is then transmitted by a cable to the NBN connection box located within each home.”

Mr Tonkin said the company has had plenty of interest from YP residents about connecting to the service.

“Having access to reliable, fast broadband can help provide farmers the opportunity to work more effectively with suppliers and build their business effectively without leaving home,” he said.

“It also allows them the opportunity to video chat and interact a lot easier with customers.

“For households, NBN fixed wireless can also provide the bandwidth needed to get more members of the household online at the same

time to stream videos and use a range of connected devices like PCs, games consoles, tablets and smartphones.”

There is a growing interest in streaming video services and the speed and reliability of the NBN allows customers to enjoy content with fewer slowdowns.

“The streaming video revolution is accelerating demand for fast, reliable connectivity, with more than half of Telstra’s fixed broadband traffic now video related,” Mr Tonkin said.

“Broadband use in Australia has reached unprecedented levels and last year the volume of traffic carried over Telstra’s fixed network increased by more than 30 per cent.”

For more information about the NBN, visit Telstra at the field days or at 28 Taylor Street, Kadina.

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JBG Architects designing for a regional way of life WORKING, living or relaxing on the Yorke Peninsula, JBG Architects provides an accessible approach to regional architecture, regardless of size or budget.

Based at Tanunda in the Barossa Valley, JBG Architects is committed to providing building design solutions to regional South Australian businesses JBG... Let JBG Architects design the perfect build for you. and families.

Offering a complete, one-stop These jobs have ranged from building, winery or cellar door, we architectural service, company families investing in good home have 17 years’ experience working director Jamie Gladigau leads a design to recognised wine industry on more than 500 projects.” team of skilled professionals. names including Grant Burge, Registered with the Australian “From the initial brief and design, Hentley Farm, Angove Family Institute of Architects, JBG to the construction process, we can Winemakers, Pernod Ricard, and Architects has designed projects help you throughout the building Shaw and Smith. across Yorke Peninsula, Barossa, process,” Jamie said.

“We offer clients a streamlined Riverland, South East, Adelaide Hills “If it’s a family home, commercial approach to architectural services, and interstate.

Inspired by the lifestyle and environment of regional South Australia, JBG Architects provides innovative, practical solutions to building design and budget challenges.

Bring your building ideas to this year’s Yorke Peninsula Field Days for complimentary consultation.

Phone ahead to book a time with Aynsley on 0413 187 996.

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simplifying the sometimescomplicated process of a dream build,” says Jamie.

Choosing an architect for your project means expert insight into budget and design challenges, professional solutions tailored to your lifestyle or workplace needs, and a qualified presence during your build.

Working with an architect provides exceptional design, quality and service outcomes.

During the Yorke Peninsula Field Days, JBG Architects is offering on-site consultations to those considering a building project.

For more information, phone 0413 187 996 or visit site 15 in the Oster Pavilion.

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Murdocks motoring into the event WITH three great brands now under the Murdock Motors umbrella, Michael Murdock has decided to go it alone at this year’s field days.

The latest models from Ford, Mitsubishi and Kioti will be front and centre at their sites on Bute East and Arthurton East Roads.

The Murdock name has been synonymous with Ford since Michael’s grandfather, the late E. E. Murdock, was appointed as the company’s authorised dealer 90 years ago.

This makes Murdock Motors part of a very select group of Australian dealers, and that milestone was recently acknowledged by the Ford Company.

“I am very proud of our association with Ford, and there are some exciting times ahead with the release of the new Everest model, and the muscle car Mustang,” Michael said.

Looking to diversify, 12 months ago he rebadged the Minlaton showroom as Murdock’s Mitsubishi.

“This added a new customer base to our business and I’m very proud to be able to say we recently received the Mitsubishi Distinguished Dealer award for 2015, the first time this has been achieved by a dealer in their debut year.”

As far as the Kioti tractor range goes, Michael said every farm should have one.

“Before I decided to take on the Kioti dealership I thoroughly researched similar machines on the market, and

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“Customer satisfaction and feedback has gone on to prove that Kioti was the best choice and fit for the business and our clients.

“Yes, there are cheaper tractors out there but they are not what I am prepared to my name on.”

Michael said the company’s longevity has come down to two things supplying clients with a quality product and a policy of providing the best possible back-up and service at a local level.

New models from Ford, Mitsubishi and Kioti will all be on show at the Murdock Motors sites.

Drop by, take a look and have a chat with Michael and his staff.

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SEPTEMBER 29, 30 & OCTOBER 1, 2015

Westminster warmly welcomes YP families

WESTMINSTER... Boarders relaxing in the Luke Boylan Centre.

WESTMINSTER School is known for its excellence in all-round education.

More than 140 sporting teams, a huge performing arts program, an extensive agricultural science program based at the on-campus Sturt Grove farm, and 40-plus subjects offered in year 12 provide just some of the exceptional opportunities which together make up what is uniquely Westminster.

Students are strongly encouraged to follow their interests in a wide range of academic choices, sports and service activities to achieve their best.

Blessed with a substantial 23-hectare campus, featuring a large sports and swimming centre and a 1000-seat theatre, the school is a constant hub of activity.

At the secluded end of the school grounds, is the Boarding Precinct.

This is the home of the boys’ boarding house, Luke Boylan coeducational recreation centre and the girls’ boarding house.

The boys’ boarding house has lived up to the high expectations of the community and confirmed its position amongst the best in Australia.

It features a contemporary two-storey

floor plan including numerous breakout, study and recreation spaces.

Bedrooms are single or double, depending on year groups. There is a private ensuite shared between two bedrooms.

The girls’ boarding house consists of a beautiful garden village of threebedroom units.

The Luke Boylan Centre provides a relaxed and comfortable space in the Boarding Precinct for brothers, sisters and friends to spend time together.

Wi-Fi access is available throughout the entire precinct. Every boarder is supported by an outstanding wellbeing program and given every opportunity to make the most of an exceptional allround education.

Visit www.westminster.school to discover the extensive range of opportunities for boarding students from Yorke Peninsula and other regions of South Australia.

To arrange a tour, book through the website or contact enrolments manager Darin Betro on 8276 0276 or dbetro@westminster.sa.edu.au.

Darin and other Westminster staff will be at the school’s stand in the Hoecker 1 Pavilion at the Yorke Peninsula Field Days.

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of choice for Australian Rural families: ͻ tŽƌůĚͲĐůĂƐƐ ŽĂƌĚŝŶŐ WƌĞĐŝŶĐƚ ͻ KƵƚƐƚĂŶĚŝŶŐ ĂĐĂĚĞŵŝĐ͕ ĐŽͲĐƵƌƌŝĐƵůĂƌ ĂŶĚ ƐƚƵĚĞŶƚ ǁĞůůďĞŝŶŐ ƉƌŽŐƌĂŵƐ

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To see our outstanding School for yourself, contact our Enrolments Manager, Darin Betro T: 08 8276 0276 E: dbetro@westminster.sa.edu.au www.westminster.school Marion, Adelaide SA

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Getting the balance right for boarders PRINCE Alfred College’s boarding community caters for 140 boys in years 7 to 12. It provides an environment where boys can flourish academically and socially.

This enables boys to be the best they can be, whether it is academically or on the sports field.

A key component of all-round success is the academic program in boarding which supports the boys’ academic progress.

It provides structure, access to academic support and helps develop positive learning habits. All boys have supervised homework sessions.

The juniors, years 7-10, are taken to the school’s library each weeknight to enhance their focus and provide the right academic environment for success.

An essential ingredient to this formula is each session is supervised by academic staff who work in the boarding program.

PAC... Boarders are well cared for whilst receiving the best in academic and sporting opportunities.

Senior boys, in years 11-12, study in their rooms with staff supervision.

New boys are guided on ways to develop their academic skills to adapt to the increased level of academic rigour at PAC. Specifically, there are programs which focus on organisation skills and planning as well as access to additional specialist tutorial assistance.

Given the significance of boarding to the college, all teaching staff are mindful of boarding students in their classes and provide extra support and clear communication with boarding families.

Authentic leadership also leads to authentic collaborative learning and the study groups established by the senior boys enable students to learn from each other and also provides important peer support.

The proof is in the results attained.

The impressive ATARs achieved by the 2014 boarding students are set to be matched by the 2015 boys who will soon be sitting their final exams.

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