YP Field Days Official Souvenir Guide 2019

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YORKE PENINSULA OFFICIAL SOUVENIR GUIDE

FIELD DAYS PASKEVILLE SA

24, 25, 26 SEPTEMBER, 2019

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James Meier, Indy Wilksch, Layla Wilksch, Zoe Meier and Maya Wilksch with dog Panda are excited for their local event, the 2019 Yorke Peninsula Field Days.

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YORKE PENINSULA

FIELD DAYS PASKEVILLE SA

24, 25, 26 SEPTEMBER, 2019 The highly-acclaimed Yorke Peninsula Field Days promotes agriculture and the rural community at its best every two years, and is on again this September 24-26.

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

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

Displays and demonstrations include... ● FARM MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT ● WORKING SHEEPDOG TRIALS ● EDUCATION ● TOOLS & ACCESSORIES ● WOOL & SHEEP ● RURAL BUILDINGS ● AUTOMOTIVE ● FASHION PARADE ● QUALITY CRAFTS ● GUEST SPEAKER PRESENTATIONS ● PRODUCTS, SERVICES & MORE! ● Free courtesy bus shuttle daily from Kadina 8.30am, Wallaroo

8.45am, Moonta 9am and return (4pm departure) ● Free bus service from Kadina Airport (call 8827 2040 for bookings) ● Regular free bus service on site throughout the three-day event

Tickets available at entry gates – cash or EFTPOS ● NO DOGS ALLOWED ● FREE CAR PARKING

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Public admission 9am-5pm daily Public admission costs (no concessions) Adults $15 per day Adults $35 three-day pass Children under 16 years free

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

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official program TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 24

WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 25

9am-4.30pm

9am-4.30pm

• Working sheepdog trials (Dowlingville Road)

• Working sheepdog trials (Dowlingville Road)

9am-4.30pm

9am-5pm

9am-5pm

• Working sheepdog trials (Dowlingville Road)

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

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

9am-5pm

9am-5pm

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

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

9am-5pm • Tumby Bay Clydesdales trolley rides, leaves site 441 (tree area) Cunliffe Road at regular intervals

10am-noon • Guest Speaker Pavilion program (enter from Cunliffe or Boors Plains Road) – Tonia Todman — Australia’s most enduring lifestyle presenter – Kathryn Loveridge — eco-friendly products

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

1pm-3pm • Guest Speaker Pavilion program – Tonia Todman — Australia’s most enduring lifestyle presenter – Stylish Bird Boutique — parade of fashions and accessories with Joanne Rodda

9am-5pm

9am-5pm • Tumby Bay Clydesdales trolley rides, leaves site 441 (tree area) Cunliffe Road at regular intervals

10am-11am • Guest Speaker Pavilion program (enter from Cunliffe or Boors Plains Roads) – Kim McCosker — celebrity chef

11.15am-noon • YP Field Days official welcome and awards presentation (Guest Speaker Pavilion, enter from Cunliffe or Boors Plains Roads) – Official guest: Paul Thomas AM, former Copper Coast Council mayor

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

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 26

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

9am-5pm • Murray Allen Wool and Sheep Pavilion program (Alford Road) – Southern Cross Television fashion parades – Shearing demonstrations – Static displays

9am-5pm • Tumby Bay Clydesdales trolley rides, leaves site 441 (tree area) Cunliffe Road at regular intervals

9.30am-3.15pm • Guest Speaker Pavilion program – Prince Alfred College Band — celebrating 150 years – Jane Edmanson — popular ABC Gardening Australia presenter – Melissa Rosenthal — Mystical Gardens kokedamas

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

1pm-2pm

• Guest Speaker Pavilion program – Kim McCosker — celebrity chef – Tricia Stringer — popular local author launching her latest book The Model Wife

• Guest Speaker Pavilion program – Jane Edmanson — popular ABC Gardening Australia presenter – Prince Alfred College Band — celebrating 150 years

1.30pm-2pm

1.30pm-2pm

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

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

4pm

4pm

4pm

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

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

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

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

1pm-3.15pm

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Meet the Committee GEOFF LAMSHED

BRUCE PHILBEY

ROSALIE PEARCE

ADRIAN MASON

Boors Plains Agricultural Bureau Geoff has been an ag bureau member since 1997 and on the field days committee for about 10-12 years.

“The field days bring all the latest technology for the farmers to have a look at and compare makes and models in close proximity without having to travel all over the countryside. I enjoy farming in a fairly good area in that we rarely miss out because of drought,” he said.

Bute Agricultural Bureau A member of his local ag bureau for 44 years and on the field days committee for six years.

Bruce enjoys the social interaction and opportunity for face-to-face communication with representatives of farming products and services at the field days.

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

Cunliffe Women in Agriculture and Business A Cunliffe WAB member for about 25 years and started on the field days committee in 2008-4.

“The field days brings the community together with their fundraising efforts for their organisation, whether is a sporting group or church group,” she said.

“It’s been a great place for younger people to see how volunteering helps the community.”

Arthurton Agricultural Bureau Adrian has been an ag bureau member for 20 years and on the YP Field Days committee for the past nine years.

Adrian enjoys going to the field days to look at the latest machinery without pressure from a salesperson.

He loves farming on Yorke Peninsula because of its proximity to everything and reliable seasons.

NICK CORRELL

PAUL BROWNING

LUKE GRAHAM

MICHAEL BARKER

Paskeville Agricultural Bureau Ag bureau member for 15 years, field days committee for 10.

“The field days is a great event to showcase the ag industry and the YP region. It’s an important opportunity for farmers and family to socialise and look at modern machinery and goods,” Nick said.

“The peninsula is a vibrant and prosperous region to farm in with many young farming families able to continue on the family farm.”

Boors Plains Agricultural Bureau An ag bureau member for 38 years, Paul became involved with the YP Field Days committee in the mid-1980s.

“One thing the field days does well is involve local schools, sporting clubs, church groups, CFS and SES, et cetera.

The event enables them to do some serious fundraising,” he said.

As a farmer, Paul enjoys working outdoors in a scenic and productive area.

Petersville Agricultural Bureau An ag bureau member for the past four years, Luke joined the field days committee 10 months ago.

“As a young farmer, the field days are a great way to see new, innovative machinery,” he said.

“It’s great to learn by chatting with others who are involved with the ag industry. I enjoy the farming lifestyle and being lucky enough to farm good, reliable country.”

Moonta Agricultural Bureau Member of the Alford then Moonta Ag Bureaus for 26 years, field days committee for 10 years.

“The field days are good for the local economy, inc. eateries and accommodation.

They help companies get their products out to the right people,” Michael said.

Michael enjoys farming in a reliable area.

“Even though we have some dry years, we are always able to grow a crop,” he said.

DULCIE BARKER

MARTIN KENNY

BRENTON DREWETT

MALVE HAYNES

Cunliffe Women in Agriculture and Business Cunliffe WAB member for 53 years, field days committee for nine.

“The field days gives everyone a chance to view a huge variety of machinery, et cetera, in the one area,” she said.

“Although now retired, I still miss the farm, especially the busy times. Seeding, harvest and shearing bring back many happy memories. I also enjoyed the grain marketing side of the business.”

Petersville Agricultual Bureau An ag bureau member for 32 years, field days committee for 10.

“The field days is such a great event because you get to look at new technology and products, catch up with people you don’t see often, and it’s a good boost for the area,” Martin said.

“YP is a nice place to live with a mild climate, and we’ve got great services available to us.”

Paskeville Agricultural Bureau Brenton has been an ag bureau member since Gary Ablett Senior won the Norm Smith (1989) and on the field days committee for 10 years.

“The event is great for catching up on the latest machinery and gear in agriculture, but also catching up for a chat and a drink (or a steak sandwich) with others,” he said.

“We’re farming on the leg that carries Australia! It’s a great lifestyle, close to everything you need.”

Agricultural/historical coordinator Malve has been on the field days committee for “a couple of decades”.

He is a life member of the field days and the Paskeville Ag Bureau.

“I’ve been around long enough and seen many new ideas come into the field days; some are adopted, some are not,” he said.

“It’s a great opportunity to get a visual and compare machinery, et cetera.”

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MERV SIMMONDS Sheepdog trials coordinator Merv has been coordinating the sheepdog trials and on the committee since 2005.

“The field days keep agriculture at the forefront of our community,” he said.

“It’s great to go along and get new ideas.”

Merv said he loves farming on Yorke Peninsula because it is a safe, reliable area.

KEITH COPLEY Bute Agricultural Bureau Keith has been a member of his local ag bureau for 39 years and on the field days committee for the past 10 years. He believes the event has an important role in displaying new ideas and technology. He loves farming on Yorke Peninsula because it’s a reliable area with a good community.

President’s message with Bruce Philbey THE 2019 Yorke Peninsula Field Days will be held on the permanent site at Paskeville on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, September 24, 25 and 26.

The organising committee extends a warm welcome to the many exhibitors and site holders as well as the general public to come along and be part of our massive event.

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

The agricultural sector has embraced these changes, but the YP Field Days provides an important opportunity for all participants to have meaningful face-to-face interaction with others, at a business level and also on a social basis.

The YP Field Days displays include a vast array of products and services.

Conversing with exhibitors and viewing their offerings is just as, if not more, important for gaining information than from gazing at a smart phone.

Social interaction between friends, neighbours and the wider general public is also important for a person’s wellbeing and the YP Field Days is a wonderful opportunity to catch up with like-minded people.

Volunteers are a very important component of what makes our event work well and the committee expresses gratitude to all those individuals and members of community bodies who sacrifice some of their time to PRESIDENT… Yorke Peninsula Field help make our event successful.

Days president, Bruce Philbey.

The committee has also been fortunate to have leadership and professional input from our small team of staff.

We are pleased to have the Yorke Peninsula Country Times become our major sponsor and also want all other sponsors to know we very much appreciate their contribution.

As president of the organising committee I want to acknowledge the Agricultural Bureau of South Australia and the involvement of the seven local branches whose delegates make up most of the committee.

I thank them for their dedication and sacrifice of time and effort that goes toward making our YP Field Days rewarding for everyone who participates.

MARK NORTHCOTT Moonta Agricultural Bureau Mark has been an ag bureau member for 15 years and on the field days committee for 10.

“The event showcases the best farming technology and service providers. It also assists local clubs and sporting bodies with fundraising,” he said.

Mark works in the banking sector and enjoys his involvement with farmers through that role.

GREG ALLEN Arthurton Agricultural Bureau An ag bureau member for 30-plus years, Greg is a proxy representative for the field days committee.

“It’s a great event for Yorke Peninsula and brings a lot of people to the area,” he said.

“It’s good for comparing machinery manufacturers.”

As a farmer, Greg enjoys the good, mostly reliable area with a great climate.

ORGANISERS... The 2019 Yorke Peninsula Field Days committee, back: Michael Barker, Paul Browning, Martin Kenny, Mark Northcott, Adrian Mason, Dulcie Barker, Luke Graham, Greg Allen, Keith Copley, Merv Simmonds, Brenton Drewett, Geoff Lamshed; front: Malve Haynes, Cynthia Axford (site bookings officer), Rosalie Pearce (treasurer), Bruce Philbey (president), Peter Anderson (chief executive officer), Elizabeth Noom (accounts manager), Nick Correll. (Absent: Greg Stevens.)

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Y O R K E P E N I N S U L A F I E L D D AY S

24th, 25th & 26th SEPTEMBER, 2019

Potential there but more rain needed

EXCITED... James and Zoe Meier are excited for the Yorke Peninsula Field Days but have also been doing some rain dances in the hope the season will finish well.

PASKEVILLE farmer Brad Meier said the season is not looking too bad thus far but September rain is crucial.

“The crops are looking very good for the amount of rain we’ve had. It’s been dry but the rain has come at the right times,” he said.

“We have had a similar amount of growing season rainfall to last year, but the subsoil moisture we had last year just hasn’t been there.

“We certainly need another big rain and we’ll take it anytime, even if it is during the field days.

“They say if we get rain during the field days, it’s always a pretty good season!”

The Meiers have planted wheat, barley and lentils, as well as sheep feed.

“The cereals are looking quite good and price wise they seem to be our best bet too,” Brad said.

“The pulse has dropped out of pulses but hopefully the prices will

pick up before harvest or we can store our lentils until prices improve.”

Brad said the growing season has gone well but the race isn’t over yet.

“Fertiliser availability caused a few farmers headaches but we were able to access our supply when we needed it,” he said.

“We’ve had some brilliant weather for spraying and the timing of the rain has been good.”

Brad looks forward to the field days and is anticipating a busy few days.

“I love getting off the farm during field days and seeing other people, checking out new machinery and innovations, doing my bit for the community working in the canteens, and helping out in the history museum as a Pasky Ag Bureau member,” he said.

Geoff Lamshed farms near Cunliffe and agrees he would be happy to see some rain during the field days.

“Yield will be dramatically reduced if we have hot and dry weather in

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September,” he said.

“We need good rain during September and early October.

“We started with a subsoil moisture profile that was completely dry but got 35mm to start seeding in early May. “Then it’s been week by week accumulating bits here and there.

“The crops were starting to wilt before we got the last big rain of 17mm.

“When the crops come out in head, we would ideally require 10mm a week at least to fill the head and keep the yield potential.”

However, Geoff said this isn’t dry compared with 1959.

“I remember that year was the most serious drought I have experienced,” he said.

“Some crops only yielded one or two bags per acre in the Cunliffe area.

“But we are very lucky that we farm such reliable land and we always get something.”

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Maya Wilksch, Zoe Meier, Layla Wilksch, James Meier and Indy Wilksch check out some of this year’s crops near the YP Field Days site at Paskeville.

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 2019 event.

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24th, 25th & 26th SEPTEMBER, 2019

What’s on in the Guest Speaker Pavilion?

THe Women in agriculture and Business Cunliffe branch has again organised an exciting program for the Guest Speaker Pavilion.

“We think we have put together an interesting program which will cater to a range of interests,” Cunliffe WaB spokesperson Rosalie Pearce said. “as well as the guest speakers, we are excited to involve locals who are doing clever or interesting things.” interstate guests include lifestyle guru Tonia Todman, celebrity chef Kim McKosker and aBC Gardening australia

presenter Jane edmanson.

This year, Cunliffe WaB has also teed up local people to share their knowledge and passion in the Guest Speaker Pavilion. a parade featuring all the latest fashions and accessories from local business Stylish Bird Boutique will be a highlight on Tuesday, September 24.

Local author Tricia Stringer will launch her latest book The Model Wife on Wednesday, September 25.

Kulpara’s Kathryn Loveridge will share her knowledge about sustainability and

love for eco-friendly products on Tuesday, September 24, and Melissa Rosenthal, who is from owen but frequently comes to the Copper Coast, will demonstrate how to make kokedamas — a plant wrapped in a ball of soil, moss and twine — on Thursday, September 26. entertainment will be provided by the talented Prince alfred College band.

“The Prince alfred College Music Department is thrilled to be performing two sets at the Yorke Peninsula Field Days at Paskeville on Thursday, September 26,” PaC director of music andrew edge said.

“Young men from rural communities across Sa have been a huge part of life at Princes for 150 years, so it’s very special to have a strong presence at this wonderful community event in our sesquicentenary year.

“The two performances will feature the finest music talent the college has to offer, including the national award-winning Big Band1, Senior Concert Band, the Senior and Motown Vocal ensembles, Camerata Strings, Piano Trio and Rock Band1.” enter the Guest Speaker Pavilion from Cunliffe Road or Boors Plains Road.

Cooking queen Kim McCosker

Gardening guru Jane Edmanson

Crafty Tonia talking textiles and more

aUTHoR and entrepreneur Kim McCosker loves to inspire readers and audiences with her simple, hardworking and determined recipe for success. as a busy wife and mum to three boys, Kim holds a degree in international finance, trained as a financial planner and is a self-taught cook.

Putting into practice her mantra of family first, Kim’s concept created the most successful book title in australia - 4 ingredients - with cookbook sales now spanning three continents, 26 countries and six foreign languages. as the highest selling self-published author in australian history, Kim’s continued aim with 4 ingredients is to simplify all forms of cooking by creating quick, easy and delicious recipes.

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

The 4 ingredients phenomenon has gone to heightened levels on digital media with one of the fastest growing australian-based Facebook families with 715,000 fans and more than 65,000 iapp downloads. Traditional media has equally enjoyed Kim’s easy, everyday recipes.

She has cooked live on television around the globe, including australian morning and current affair shows, america’s FoX 5 and aBC’s Good Morning america, new Zealand’s TVnZ and UK’s BBC.

Jane edmanson has been involved with horticulture for more than 40 years, working in propagation, growing plants, owning and managing a retail nursery, along with television, radio and other media commitments.

She has been a Victorian presenter with aBC Television’s national gardening program Gardening australia since its inception 30 years ago.

Jane also presented gardening talkback on Melbourne radio for nearly 30 years, receiving a lot of questions about lemon trees!

She writes for several gardening magazines, plus has written five books with the best selling being Jane edmanson’s Working Manual for Gardeners, which has been reprinted many times.

Jane loves plants of all descriptions and gets a lot of pleasure out of the wider gardening community.

She takes garden tours every year, both within australia and overseas, and does a lot of garden talks and media presentations.

Jane is a patron of the Royal Horticultural Society Victoria, the Friends of the Melton Botanic Gardens, Werribee State Rose Garden and the austin Health Gardens and Grounds Program.

Jane was very proud to be awarded a Medal of the order of australia.

Tonia Todman has had extensive editorial and journalistic, experience and authored 28 books about cooking, craft, home decorating and DiY. Tonia had 10 years with australian Vogue, was national sewing manager for Bernina, and held a similar position with Janome.

She was the national creative consultant and face of Lincraft and concurrently spent 12 years with Kresta Blinds.

Tonia owned australia’s largest decorative cushion manufacturer Rapee, which involved extensive travel.

She taught textile and design to secondary school students in Sydney and worked as a consultant to international fabric designer John Kaldor. She also lectured in interior design.

From 1980, Tonia spent eight years with network Ten’s prime-time and top-rating Healthy, Wealthy and Wise as lifestyle, DiY and travel presenter, concurrent with 19 years with Good Morning australia as cooking, DiY, travel and lifestyle presenter.

She was presenter/host of Creative Living with Tonia Todman and has been an afternoon chat-show host.

Tonia has been a frequent participant in Melbourne and regional food and wine festivals and, together with husband Michael, has established the largest fragrant rose garden in central Victoria.

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24th, 25th & 26th SEPTEMBER, 2019

Stylish Bird on the catwalk

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FASHION... Owner of Moonta business Stylish Bird Boutique Jo Rodda is looking forward to showcasing the latest spring and summer fashions at the YP Field Days on Tuesday, September 24.

THIS year’s Guest Speaker Pavilion fashion parade will be provided by Moonta business Stylish Bird Boutique.

“We are very excited to be showcasing a range of styles from the upcoming spring and summer collections at the field days,” business owner Jo Rodda said.

“There’s nothing like seeing clothing on a body, it always looks much different to what it does on a rack.

“We will have local models parading the clothing and accessories from varying ages, and fashion from sizes 8 to 22 will be showcased.”

Jo is passionate about styling and merchandising and knows her stuff, having worked in the retail industry for more than 40 years.

“I got my first job at Robbies (Robertsons) in Kadina when I was 17 and fresh out of high school,” she said.

“I worked there for more than 30 years; even when I had our three children and was busy with them, I would still go back to Robbies and do the window displays.”

When Jo was needed on the family sheep

station, she stepped back from retail for a couple of years.

“Returning to work in the fashion industry in Moonta, I loved the friendly village feel of this seaside town,” she said.

“When an opportunity to purchase Frocks came up, we saw it as now or never to own my own boutique.

“I renamed it Stylish Bird Boutique and kept all the favourite labels but have put my own style into the store and introduced more than a dozen exciting new labels, which suit a broad range of age groups and lifestyles.”

So, what’s going to be in fashion this spring and summer?

“Textured linens are still very strong as well as soft, flowing silks which you can dress down with jeans or dress up for a formal function,” Jo said.

“Nautical is always popular, large and delicate florals, animal print is still showing and there are lots of fun, bold, geometric prints. When it comes to colours, there are some beautiful pieces in soft pinks and greens, mustard and earthy colours are still popular, and khaki is the new black!”

Commonwealth Bank featured events: Please join us in the marquee for the following sessions: Tuesday 24 September • 3pm Online bootcamp – Helping business customers get the most out of all the available capabilities as well as highlighting the latest innovative offerings of CommBiz and Netbank.

Wednesday 25 September • 1.30pm Online bootcamp – Helping business customers get the most out of all the available capabilities as well as highlighting the latest innovative offerings of CommBiz and Netbank.

• 3pm Trade Finance and bridging the funding gap – This session will provide insights and case studies on how CommBank’s Trade Finance facilities can help implement innovative working capital solutions for businesses.

Thursday 26 September

Come visit us at the 2019 Yorke Peninsula Field Days.

• 10am Digital activation – This session is designed to help all customers and attendees understand the latest digital offerings from CommBank, with practical tips and tricks on how best to utilise our offerings.

• 11am Staying Safe Online – This session is designed to help you keep your information secure, safely use online banking, avoid any pitfalls and protect yourself from online fraud.

For any business or personal banking needs, please call Chris Ward our local Agribusiness Executive on 0428 543 236.

24 – 26 September Commonwealth Bank is proud to support the Yorke Peninsula Fields Days.

We have lots of activities and information sessions planned across the three days. We would be delighted to see you on site located at 207 Wintanerta Road, Paskeville.

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24th, 25th & 26th SEPTEMBER, 2019

Local author launching The Model Wife WELL-known local author Tricia Stringer will share her story and launch her latest book The Model Wife in the Guest Speaker Pavilion on Wednesday, September 25.

The field days is the perfect fit for the new book which tells the story of Natalie King — a woman approaching 60 who is very busy with her teaching job, a farm to run, three grown daughters who have not quite got a handle on things, a reserved husband and a demanding mother-in-law.

“She’s the glue that holds everything together but then she has a health scare and, when in the doctor’s waiting room, she sees her husband with his arms around the woman he previously had an affair with,” Tricia said.

“Her life goes before her eyes and she decides she needs some time out.

“This is also prompted by an old book, a gift from her mother-in-law, which gives advice for what a young wife should be doing in the early 1900s.

“She ends up escaping to the Dampier Peninsula and Broome.”

Tricia said she is excited to be a

special guest at the field days.

“I approached Lynn Spurling at the Kadina library to see if I could launch The Model Wife there and she said, it’s the same week of the field days, why don’t you tie that in?” Tricia said.

“I’ll talk about my life as writer, as well as the new book, and Meg’s Bookshop will have copies of The Model Wife which I will be more than happy to sign.

“The people I will be speaking to are the kind of people the book is aimed at; they will understand where the character in the book is coming from.

“I’ll also be appearing at Kadina Newsagency the next day and will sign copies there too as well as an event at Yorketown Community Library on September 22.”

Tricia said she can’t wait to see what people think of The Model Wife.

“I’m always happy when my books come out but I feel this one is a little bit different again,” she said.

“My publisher is making a big deal of it and has given it a bigger print run and is distributing it to more places.”

Tricia will appear in the Guest Speaker Pavilion at 3.15pm.

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SUSTAINABLE LIVING... Local Kathryn Loveridge will talk about sustainability products and her passion for shopping local at the YP Field Days on Tuesday, September 24.

KATHRYN Loveridge is passionate about making a positive environmental impact on the planet.

She is now spreading the message and encouraging others to make an impact by sourcing sustainable products such as those she sells through her business Loveridge & Co. “I love that sustainability is becoming so important to so many people,” she said.

“It can be easy to fall into the trap of being wasteful with so many disposable products being available, but I think it’s so important that we try to make small changes where we can.

“It’s not about being perfect, it’s about trying — taking your coffee cup to the cafe, reusing paper where possible, learning how to recycle products or finding out who will take boxes for reusing.”

Kathryn will speak about the inspiration behind her business at the field days as well as a social networking group she runs called Made in South Australia and why she loves to buy as much as she can locally.

“I would have to say the South Australian products I stock are my favourites,” she said.

“For most of these products I speak directly to the person who has designed or made the product and it’s a great feeling supporting a family-owned business.

“I love the WRAPPA beeswax wraps, JAMA deodorant, Kindred Self essential oils and That Red House soap berries to name a few.”

Kathryn is a born and bred local and has fond memories of attending the field days.

“Some of my earliest memories as a child are of going to the Yorke Peninsula Field Days with my dad,” she said.

“He would help transport sheep to the event for the sheepdog trials, so it was always a long day when I went with him, but a lot of fun.

“I loved looking at the farm machinery with Dad and seeing all of the beautiful things in the pavilions.

“It is lovely to take my own kids along now and watch them look at machinery with my parents; it’s grown a lot since I was a child and there are so many things for the kids to look at.

“I am very excited, but also nervous to now be attending such an amazing event as a special guest!”

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Mel making kokedamas IN making the move from Tasmania to South Australia, Mel Rosenthal has been able to turn a hobby, making kokedamas, into a small business.

Mel is based in Owen but frequently travels to the Copper Coast and attends the Kadina Rotary Markets.

“I have always been a keen gardener and had a love for plants,” Mel said.

“Unfortunately, while in Tasmania, I wasn’t able to work with plants as much as I would have liked due to very cold weather, so once I had moved, I found my love for plants could be fulfilled.

“I started making kokedamas about two and half years ago as the technique and look interested me for something different.”

Kokedama is a centuries-old Japanese bonsai garden form which has been making a comeback.

“The word kokedama translates to moss ball in English but was also known as the poor man’s bonsai,” Mel said.

“Kokedamas have become more popular recently as something unique to have in your home compared with the normal plant in a pot.”

Mel said the technique is not easy.

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“Making kokedamas is a process by which you use moss and twine to create a pot for your plant,” Mel explained.

“You start with your choice of plant; most indoor plants are best suited.

“You then add a good soil mix to the root ball of the plant depending on the size you wish to achieve, then wrap the ball of soil in moss and while holding it all together you then begin to wrap or bind with twine.”

Mel said her kokedamas are unique in that she uses extra twine.

“Most traditional kokedamas will have a minimal amount of twine but I have always used a large amount as this is what holds your kokedama together,” she said.

“Kokedamas are easy to care for as they don’t require watering as often or as much as a regular pot plant.”

Mel will demonstrate how to make a kokedama at the field days and also have some for sale.

“I’m looking forward to attending the Yorke Peninsula Field Days to demonstrate and share a gardening technique that can be challenging to create but well worth it for the final product,” she said.

CHALLENGING TECHNIQUE... Mel Rosenthal has been making kokedamas for the past two and a half years and will demonstrate the technique at the field days on Thursday, September 26.

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COMMUNITY-MINDED... Former Copper Coast Council mayor Paul Thomas AM is the official guest of the 2019 Yorke Peninsula Field Days.

Paul Thomas AM official guest of 2019 field days FORMER Copper Coast Council mayor Paul Thomas AM is the official guest of the 2019 Yorke Peninsula Field Days.

Mr Thomas was awarded a Member of the Order of Australia for significant service to local government, the northern Yorke Peninsula community, tourism and cultural events in 2017.

After 28 years, Mr Thomas retired from council last year. He started on local government as a councillor in 1990 and was elected mayor in 2000.

Major projects under his leadership included relocation of the Wallaroo Bowling Club and establishment of the Wallaroo Shopping Centre; cruise ship visits booked; redevelopment of the Copper Coast Sport and Leisure Centre; Splash Town at Moonta Bay; Port Hughes boat ramp; Kadina CBD upgrade; Community Wastewater Management Scheme at Moonta, Moonta Bay and Port Hughes; rail trail between Kadina and Wallaroo; and the OPAL program.

During his time in public service, he was a delegate to committees including The Farm Shed and Tourism Centre, Yorke Peninsula Tourism and Yorke Regional Development Board.

He also chaired the Northern Yorke Peninsula Hospital Board and NYP Health Service Board.

Mr Thomas was part of the organising committee for the Kernewek Lowender for about 33 years, including as president from 1997 until 2013, and has been a member of the Rotary Club of Northern Yorke Peninsula for more than 25 years.

He has a strong rural knowledge and his involvement with various boards, including regional development, has provided varying levels of expertise as a consultant.

He has been involved in finance and small business, particularly taxation services, for more than 30 years.

Mr Thomas always acknowledges the support of his wife Kathryn in his community endeavours and they look forward to catching up with people at the field days.

THE Murray Allen Wool and Sheep Pavilion will again be abuzz with activity during the 2019 Yorke Peninsula Field Days.

There will be shearing demonstrations, static displays so you can learn more about wool, trade sites, virtual reality demonstrations and the famous, high-class fashion parades.

“With record prices for wool and lamb, there is no better time to learn more about management practices to improve profitability and celebrate the end-point of woolen fashion on the catwalk,” pavilion coordinator Carolyn Johnson said.

“Embracing the full story of sheep production in Australia, from the beginning on farm to the consumer, the pavilion will be showcasing shearing demonstrations by TAFE SA, virtual reality by Think Digital, proudly sponsored by Australian Wool Innovation, various AWI producer resources and woollen fashion.

“Visitors will be able to enjoy shearing demonstrations, with valuable information about shearer and wool handling training presented by TAFE SA. “With the wool industry currently enjoying lucrative returns, there are plenty of job opportunities for those who are willing to learn and refine their skills associated with wool harvesting, so make sure you take

the opportunity to get information about TAFE SA training courses held throughout the state.

“Technology is evolving at a rapid pace, and this year we have an exciting opportunity for people of all ages to experience paddock to plate through FarmVR. “Tim Gentle has being spreading the word about FarmVR by using immersive technologies to enhance agricultural education.

“Make sure you come and experience FarmVR for yourself and complete the whole journey from paddock to plate.”

Australian Wool Network will showcase its MerinoSnug products in the fashion parades.

“With MerinoSnug, you’re able to trace the full provenance of your beautiful garments, right from our approved wool growers through to ethical and sustainable processing and manufacture,” a spokesperson said.

“That’s because Hysport is now part of Australia’s largest wool marketing company, Australian Wool Network, with its vision of linking wool growers, wool processors and consumers.

“AWN’s unique wool supply program, DNA with its QR code enabled swing tags, allows you to meet the particular wool grower and flock your garment came from.”

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encouraged to get involved with the junior judging competition.

“Accurate animal and wool assessments are the key to maintaining and improving profits for primary producers in the wool and sheep industry,” Carolyn said.

“There is no better way to refine these skills than through junior judging on Wednesday, September 27.

“This is an invaluable experience for those wanting to be confident in animal selection for breeding or accurately classing wool in the shearing shed.

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

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

“For those wanting to learn more detail about wool processing and the chain of production, there will be various interactive displays to engage with.

“Make sure you don’t miss out on practical resources that will help to improve production and profitability on farm.”

The Murray Allen Wool and Sheep Pavilion is located on Alford Road.

DEMONSTRATION... TAFE SA shearer trainer Glen Haines demonstrates how to shear a sheep at the 2017 Yorke Peninsula Field Days. There will again be shearing demonstrations, as well as fashion parades, static displays, trade sites and more inside the Murray Allen Wool and Sheep Pavilion across the three days.

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Take a trip into virtual reality WHAT would you do if you won a bus?

This is exactly what happened to Tim Gentle, founder of Think Digital and FarmVR four years ago.

He entered a Facebook competition to win a bus and said, if he won, he would convert it to a hi-tech mobile classroom and deliver digital education to rural, regional and remote Australia.

That’s exactly what he did, naming it Rocky, the Think Digital Coach.

From here, Tim started to explore and pioneer using immersive technology such as virtual reality and augmented reality to specifically help businesses focused on the ag sector to better tell their stories.

He has filmed 360-degree experiences all around Australia and now has more than 200 available on the free FarmVR app, including dairy, wool, lamb, beef, aquaculture, pork and grains categories.

“Recently we partnered with Meat and Livestock Australia to create a 360º immersive experience about Australian lamb production,” Tim said.

“We then took this story, as well as a beef paddock-to-plate experience, to

more than 50,000 people throughout South Australia, Victoria, Tasmania, New South Wales, the Australian Capital Territory and Queensland.

“Think Digital, through FarmVR, is excited to bring these experiences to the Yorke Peninsula Field Days in 2019.

“Using technology like VR and AR, we help to teach the next generation about where their food comes from and inspire career pathways in food and fibre.

“We are also now using this technology for training applications — think chemical handling, sheep shearing, tractor maintenance and a raft of other applications where time, location or safety present training challenges.

“At the YP Field Days you will be able to come and put on a VR headset for free and see for yourself how this immersive technology is helping to communicate to people around Australia and the world.”

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Nadia puts her stamp on fashion MEDIA personality Nadia Stamp has had more than 20 years’ experience in the fashion industry as a model and producing fashion events.

She is returning to the Yorke Peninsula Field Days to coordinate fashion parades in the Murray Allen Wool and Sheep Pavilion for the sixth time.

Nadia’s fashion parades have become a feature at the field days as she continues to make her mark by showcasing a variety of Australian labels on the catwalk sponsored by Southern Cross Austereo.

From Australian-grown wool garments to glamour gowns, there is always something for everyone.

This year, Nadia is bringing fresh fashion inspiration with a focus on sustainability.

“I’m thrilled to bring Australian-made labels including MerinoSnug, IO Merino and Kangaroo Island Wool to the runway,” she said.

“I am a massive advocate for promoting Australian wool in fashion and have visited the factories for Merino and Co in Victoria.

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“Live music by Melbourne vocalist Jenna Stamp will deliver nostalgic tunes to take you on a journey from fun, flirty fashion to the best of country style with a splash of glamour and easy-to-wear staples for everyone’s wardrobe.

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“The Australian Wool Network will also be dropping by to showcase its DNA program, Bale to Retail, helping us to understand better how garments are made and get behind the use of Australian-grown wool for fashion.”

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Walford’s Innovation Boom Girls at Walford School are all set for a strong STEM future following the opening of the new Science Centre at the School. Named in honour of the second Principal, Ellen Benham, who introduced the study of science in 1912, the students are inspired by the science pioneer, as well as the accomplished alumnae in STEM fields who have followed in her footsteps. Ellen Benham is considered to be South Australia’s first woman of science and education achieving her Bachelor of Science from Adelaide University in 1892 and the first female academic at the University lecturing in Botany from 1902.

Digital televisions are placed in each lab, along with projectors and whiteboards. The chemistry lab is fitted with six moveable fume extractors, VR goggles, 3D printers and drones which are all learning tools available for students. This is certainly a far cry from Miss Benham’s first lessons with a microscope, sides and test tubes.

Walford Principal, Rebecca Clarke, commented, “Walford is committed to providing the best teaching facilities in our new science centre to build the capabilities and engagement of our girls, so that they are able to continue to lead in STEM subjects and careers.” This year 60% of Walford’s Year 12 graduates from the class of 2018 are pursuing study at University in a STEM related field. This is testament to the exceptional teaching and learning experiences delivered by our Walford teachers, who are specialists in their fields. Walford’s Head of Science, last year provided the students with an experience they will never forget - a live call to Astronaut, Ricky Arnold through a NASA link, to the International Space Station. Last term 24 Walford Girls headed to the NASA Space Camp in the United States for Walford’s second STEM tour.

Other projects underway at the School include the building of a dedicated Design & Technology Centre and a spectacular pavilion at the Parks Playing Field. Walford has a vision for the future and the facilities that are going to take student learning further into the 21st century.

The Premier of South Australia, the Hon Steven Marshall MP, donned a lab coat and safety glasses to perform the opening, not with the traditional ribbon cutting, but by igniting an experiment! Students then performed various experiments and demonstrations to showcase the facilities and advanced technology of the centre, much to the delight of parents and visitors.

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Kerslake Foundation chosen as official field days charity THE Kerslake Foundation has been chosen as the official charity for the 2019 Yorke Peninsula Field Days.

The foundation was set up by Ben Kerslake to support melanoma awareness and research, and educate cancer sufferers about the highly positive effects of taking a holistic approach to healing.

"In November 2014, at age 32, I was diagnosed with stage 4 melanoma, for which the prognosis was dire – just four to six months to live," Ben said.

"Right away I had surgery and radiotherapy on my head to remove a tumour, and following that we started immunotherapy.

"I was eager to learn additional ways to tackle my diagnosis over and above conventional treatment when we came across the Gawler Cancer Foundation's retreat programs in the Yarra Valley.

"The impact a plant-based diet has had on my recovery from treatments and general vitality is remarkable. I also started meditation and that has become an important part of my day.

"By July 2015, the tumours were reducing a lot from my combined treatments, and I feel those dietary changes and returning my body to an alkaline state had a lot to do with that.

"Since then, it has been my sole mission to share what I have learned and how I beat a terminal illness.

"We are educating people about how important nutrition, meditation, exercise and regular skin checks are to regaining health.

"By creating an environment in the body where cancer cannot thrive, we are helping to save lives.

"I would not be here today if I did not adopt these fundamental changes in my lifestyle."

Ben is excited the foundation has been chosen as the official charity for the field days and to spread the word with the 30,000-plus people who will attend the event.

"Far too many people are unaware of melanoma and how dangerous getting sunburned is," he said.

"Many of the attendees would have outdoor jobs such as farming so there will be a highlyrelevant audience at this event.

"You can come and visit us at site 5 in the Bussenschutt Pavilion and we will offer a free skin check.

"During the past three years, we have held melanoma awareness games of football covering all six teams in the Mallee Football League.

"Free skin checks were available on – Ben Kerslake these days and an average of 80 people saw our team of specialists from Molechecks Australia.

"Last year, of the 80 people that had a check, eight had to have follow-up appointments and three turned out to be melanoma – scary numbers!

"I want to educate as many people as possible about the importance of having regular skin checks as prevention is better than cure."

Additionally, Ben has organised a promotional bike ride around the Copper Coast with local podiatrist Richard Crosby on Saturday, September 21.

"We will ride about 120 kilometres through the surrounding local towns to promote what we are providing at the field days and talk about melanoma awareness/prevention," Ben said.

"I love to keep active and I have also planned a major fundraising and awareness event called Kayak 4 Cure in which I will kayak the length of the Murray River in April and May next year. All funds raised will go towards melanoma research.

"One of my board members is Dr Brendon Coventry, a surgical oncologist (general cancer surgeon) and PhD immunologist with many years of experience in cancer research, vaccine therapies and the role of the immune system in cancer control.

"I have seen firsthand the amazing work that Brendon and his team conduct and how critical funding is for melanoma research."

"I was eager to learn additional ways to tackle my diagnosis over and above conventional treatment.”

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PRESERVING HISTORY... Copy King owner Kym Gregory and Paskeville Ag Bureau member Graham Correll have been working together to create electronic copies of historical photos from the Yorke Peninsula Field Days.

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Preserving field days history A devAstAting fire at the YP Field days site in February destroyed a lot of important information and historical data. thankfully, most of the historical photos were not affected as they were stored in a different location.

However, it prompted volunteers to think, what if? if the photos had been in the administration building, they would have been burned and history lost forever.

Paskeville Ag Bureau, which is responsible for the field days museum and photos, decided to approach Kadina business Copy King to create an electronic version of all images.

“Owner Kym gregory has generously donated his time to scan in hundreds of our photos and upload them all onto an electronic database,” member graham Correll said. “i have had the job of bringing the photos from the field days site into Copy King. some of them are big images in old frames but he has still been able to scan them in. “there are so many photos of different field days over the years going right back to the turn of the century.”

Kym said he was compelled to help as he is passionate about preserving history.

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reminder that history and memorabilia can literally go up in smoke,” he said.

“We love it when people bring old photos into the shop for us to scan and upload digitally or reproduce. “scanning the field days photos has been an enormous job but now the history will be there forever and if anyone ever needs a photo from the field days it will be easy to access. “if anyone else wants to bring in their photos from the field days we will scan them in and add them to the field days database for free.” graham said he has enjoyed looking back at the old photos, one of his favourites being old cars parked at the Bute Field day in 1936.

“History is important, it’s hard to go back and see what it used to be like without photos,” he said. “it only happens once and the photos show just how much things have changed. every time you look at old photos you can pick up something different or notice new things.” graham said the Paskeville Ag Bureau, and wider field days committee appreciates the support of Copy King. “it’s been a big job for Kym and we are very grateful,” he said. “it might not happen for this year’s event, but we plan to have a tv set up in the museum and have a slideshow of all the photos.”

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A range of family-friendly activities will be on offer across the three days, including ‘Map your Pest’, Badge making, Seed bombs and marine education van, ‘Coral the Caravan’.

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Y O R K E P E N I N S U L A F I E L D D AY S

24th, 25th & 26th SEPTEMBER, 2019

T-Ports expanding to Wallaroo

BIG PLANS… An artist’s impression of the Wallaroo port development proposed

by T-Ports which could be operational by 2021.

T-PORTS is excited about soon being able to offer growers on Yorke Peninsula and in the Mid North an alternative grain supply chain through the development of its port project at Wallaroo.

T-Ports chief executive officer Kieran Carvill said, while the company was gearing up for its first harvest on Eyre Peninsula with the new Lucky Bay and Lock facilities, work was ongoing for the Wallaroo project.

“We are looking forward to meeting growers at the upcoming Yorke Peninsula Field Days and learning from them what they might be looking for in a supply chain at Wallaroo,” he said.

“On Eyre Peninsula, we are excited to be able to open Lock and Lucky Bay bunker sites in October for grain receivals.”

The plans for the port at Wallaroo are now progressing through the

development application process, although planning has been underway for several years.

Work to date has included significant scoping studies of the coastal environment, shoreline, inland freight networks and economic feasibility to ensure the port’s long-term sustainability.

The initial design is finalised and planning negotiations are underway with Crown development approval required for the project now at an advanced stage, with support from Copper Coast Council and the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure.

“The port at Wallaroo is the logical next step in the T-Ports journey and we are at a point now where we are seeking the next stage of approvals with the relevant state government agencies and the Copper Coast Council,” Mr Carvill said.

“The feedback we’ve received to date

has been very positive with growers looking forward to competition in the market.

“Growers appreciate the need to increase competition in the state’s supply chains which will ultimately benefit them.

“There are efficiencies and cost savings in building this port on the opposite side of the Spencer Gulf to Lucky Bay as we will utilise the same transhipment vessel, the Lucky Eyre.

“She is currently having material handling systems installed in China ahead of arrival in Australian waters later this year.

“When the approval process is finalised, we will be speaking with growers and offering them the opportunity to become involved as shareholders, as we have done with Eyre Peninsula growers.”

The development will include the port

and loading facilities and bunker storage to be constructed in two phases.

The port will have silo facilities with about 32,000 tonnes of storage, while the second phase will include construction of bunkers with storage capacity up to 250,000 tonnes of grain.

Mr Carvill said construction of the port, which is expected to have an annual grain throughput of up to 500,000 tonnes, is likely to begin in 2020, with the site to be operational in 2021.

“The construction process will take between 12 and 18 months and during that phase we will look to utilise South Australian expertise and contractors as we have done at Lucky Bay,” he said.

“We expect the Wallaroo port and bunker site to employ up to 60 people.

“Some of these would be casuals during peak periods such as harvest and shipping out-turn.”

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Y O R K E P E N I N S U L A F I E L D D AY S

24th, 25th & 26th SEPTEMBER, 2019

Hayley empowering women on the land Hayley’s top three tips for women on the land 3 Do more of the things that make you feel happy. When you are happy, everyone around you is happy!

3 Strengthen your mind, just as you would your body. This will change your life (and your farming business).

3 Find a group of farming women who are amazingly supportive, who are like minded, who lift you up and bring the best out of you.

These are the people you want to have your back!

SUPPORT GROUP… Mindset coach Hayley Grosser has started a social media group called Empowering Women on the Land — a space where women can connect about the highs and lows of farming, meet other farming women and feel supported.

LIFE on the land isn’t always easy, especially for farming women who seem to be juggling many tasks.

Hayley Grosser is a farmer, farmer’s wife, mum of two farm boys, and a mindset coach who supports overwhelmed farming women to thrive amongst the craziness of farm life.

She believes women on the land are some of the most amazing people she knows.

“Not only are they usually working, either off farm or on farm, they are usually managing a house, raising children, and putting their hands up in the community,” she said.

“Farming women juggle single parenting in the silly seasons, they become relief drivers, food delivery people, stock women, courier drivers for parts, gopher, go to, and everything in between.

“They are the emotional support for their husbands, the brains trust, the financial advisor and are usually the ones in charge of recreation.

“They are the unseen glue that sticks family farming businesses together and they usually do this without the support of anyone else.”

Hayley farms alongside her husband near Kaniva in western Victoria where they have cropping and sheep enterprises.

“I grew up on a farm but never classed myself as a country girl, as I was heading to the city and definitely never marrying a farmer,” she said.

“But obviously life had a different plan for me, and I wouldn’t have it any other way!”

Hayley has now started a group on social media called Empowering Women on the Land.

“My intention for the group was to create a space where farmers, farmers’ wives, girlfriends and daughters could come together, meet and be supported by other like-minded farming women from all around Australia,” she said.

“We can connect about the highs and lows that can be farming and meet other amazing farming women.”

Hayley is also a mindset coach and helps women manage their time to become healthier, happier versions of themselves.

“Three years ago I was juggling everything life involved — my to-do list never ended, I was taking on more and more and I was putting me further and further to the bottom of the pile,” she said.

“It eventually took its toll on my mental, physical and emotional health and I burnt myself out completely.

“Through my own personal growth and working with amazing mentors, I flipped my life completely on its head. I am now following my heart and was inspired to become a coach and support other farming women who were going through and feeling the same way I was.”

Hayley has created a 12-week online program called Awaken You to guide others on their journey.

For more information, visit https://www.facebook. com/groups/empoweringwomenontheland/.

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“The Copper Coast, Port Pirie and Port Augusta regions have been the backbone of our business for more than 50 years and, as a proud South Australian builder, it is our commitment to continue providing them with quality homes at an affordable price,” Fairmont Homes sales and marketing manager Graeme Baird said.

“We actively seek to support local business and local trades, employing concreters, carpenters, bricklayers and painters to ensure we put money back into the local community.

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This year, Fairmont Homes is exhibiting at the field days (inside the Oster Pavilion), so if you are thinking of building drop in and chat to consultant Joel Dragani or phone 0434 025 818.

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Y O R K E P E N I N S U L A F I E L D D AY S

24th, 25th & 26th SEPTEMBER, 2019

Cunliffe WAB branch bringing entertainment to the field days THE Cunliffe Women in Agriculture and Business branch first became involved with the field days when the event was held at Clem Schilling’s property in the 1970s.

“The event was male driven but women attended so the organisers approached Cunliffe WAB and asked if we could provide some kind of entertainment,” current president Raelene Bussenschutt said.

“Since then, we have always organised guest speakers or demonstrations related to the themes of food, flowers and fashion.

“So many women go to the field days and whilst they enjoy looking around at the sites, not a great deal want to look at machinery all day.

“They like to come into our area and listen to the guest speakers and have a rest.”

The Cunliffe WAB branch followed the field days to the permanent site at Paskeville and has been a fixture ever since.

“We had our first guest speakers at the new site in 1977,” Raelene said.

“We were in a big shed and allocated half to the Country Women’s Association, and we set up the other half for the guest speakers.

“There was no stage back then so we would bring in a semitrailer, it worked very well.

“Down the track, the field days committee decided to build us another shed to cater for guest speakers and we got our own kitchen.”

Raelene said there have been many memorable speakers over the years.

“Many years ago, we had Bernard King as guest speaker,” she said.

“It was really wet and muddy so he went into Kadina and bought rubber boots then jumped in a helicopter and flew back to the field days.

“It was very amusing!

“Costa Georgiadis was a very popular entertainer at the last field days.”

In the lead-up to the field days, the Cunliffe WAB members also keep busy supplying morning tea and lunch to all the volunteers at the field days site during their working bees.

“In the six weeks leading up to the event, they hold weekly working bees and we provide all the food,” Raelene said.

“This normally means we spend all day out at the site, as well as time cooking beforehand. But we know they appreciate the hearty meals.

“We also supply lunch for the judges and our guest speakers during the field days. We assist the speakers in whichever way we can and make the stage look attractive.

“We bring that feminine touch.”

This year, Cunliffe WAB also decided to beautify the site where the administration building burned down and the plantation outside the guest speaker pavilion.

“We created some garden plots and planted succulents as well as some pansies to add a bit

FEMININE TOUCH… Cunliffe Women in Agriculture and Business branch members Raelene Bussenschutt, Kathryn Fuss, Pauline Hage, Dulcie Barker and Rosalie Pearce beautify the land where the administration building burned down at the YP Field Days site earlier this year. of colour,” Raelene said.

For its efforts, the Cunliffe WAB branch is allocated a portion of field days profits at the annual general meeting in February.

“We always donate our money to charity,” Raelene said.

“Last time, we donated to the CWA’s drought appeal and the

Buy a Bale campaign.

“In the past, we have also donated to whichever charity the state WAB is supporting at the time. We also support local community events.”

However, Raelene said the group needs new, young blood if it wants to continue into the future.

“We have 19 members but we are all getting older so we are looking for new, younger members,” Raelene said.

“The time is coming where we will cease to exist unless we can get more younger members.

“We are the only WAB branch on Yorke Peninsula so we would like to see it continue.”

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PARTNERSHIP… John Deere Construction and Forestry managing director for Asia-Pacific and Africa Jeff Kraft and RDO Equipment’s general manager of sales Mark Kuhn officially announce the launch at Diesel Dirt and Turf 2019.

RDO Equipment has officially taken over as the John Deere Construction and Forestry Equipment dealer in all Australian states except Western Australia, and general manager of sales Mark Kuhn said the brand is set to make a big impact on the domestic market.

By next year, Australian customers will be able to purchase the full line of John Deere products, including graders, wheel loaders, dozers, backhoes, excavators, articulated dump trucks, skid steer loaders and mini excavators.

The products will be sold and serviced by a strategic dealer network, supported by a new John Deere parts depot and a highly-trained team.

Mark said, even before the launch, there had been a positive reception for RDO. “People are looking forward to this change,” he said.

“They’re excited about the expanded product range –– everyone wants more product –– and they’re excited by RDO’s approach to partnering with customers,” he said.

According to Mark, the RDO customer experience starts with getting the basics right.

“It’s actually simple stuff that makes good customer relationships,” he said.

“It’s getting back to people, it’s letting them know what’s going on, doing what you say you will do and being accountable.

“We say the real work for our customers begins after delivery, with our plan to support them. That might involve

cross-training their staff or developing parts consignments so they have parts ready the moment they need them.

“We aim to tailor our service to the customer and have plans in place before our customers have a problem.

“This is how we build customers for life, another core value for RDO. “We have put together a strong team here in Australia, including lots of industry veterans with really solid experience, and all of our people are passionate about the business. We’re 100 per cent focused on the John Deere product.”

RDO has big plans for the Australian market, including consolidating and growing its forestry market share during the next three years, and bringing the full John Deere construction range to Australian dealerships inside 12 months.

“There’s still a lot of major infrastructure work across Australia, so we expect our first year will include a focus on graders and wheel loaders,” Mark said.

“We know there’s a lot of excitement in the market about the new products coming in during the months ahead, including the excavator range.

“The Australian market is very eager for the full line of John Deere equipment.

“People know that John Deere means quality and reliability, and RDO means an exceptional customer experience.”

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24th, 25th & 26th SEPTEMBER, 2019

Women learning together on the peninsula

LOCAL women involved with the agriculture industry are banding together for education opportunities through a group called WoTL (pronounced wattle).

WoTL — Women Together Learning — is a state-based organisation aiming to connect and advance women in agriculture and agribusiness, delivering new networks, knowledge and skills.

“For many years, there was a Kadina Partners in Grain group led by Anne Pearce but this fell into a lull about seven years ago,” YP WoTL group coordinator Leanne Pridham said.

“I decided to rejuvenate the group in 2017 under the WoTL banner.

“The main aim is to get together, network and learn about information we can apply locally.”

The group has about 60 members who are given first opportunity to sign up for a variety of workshops.

To date, workshops have covered office efficiencies, technology tips and tools, occupational health and safety, sustainability and agronomy, and understanding your finances.

“This year, we also ran a program called Empowering You –– Building Resilient Women,” Leanne said.

“It was run over three sessions and the group did lots of fun activities like meditation, yoga and painting.

“We had guest speakers talk about women’s health, communication, personality type, looking after your health and wellbeing, building habits, time management, and what it means to be resilient.

“It was really well received and the participants got a lot out of it because it is something that hasn’t really been offered locally before.

“We were able to build up relationships with each other which is valuable because even though everyone’s farming business is different, there are lots of similarities we can help each other out with.”

About four YP WoTL workshops are organised every year.

Members come from as far north as Port Broughton and as far south as Maitland, but anyone on Yorke Peninsula can join.

“It doesn’t have to be just women either,” Leanne said.

“If there is a workshop the men are interested in, they are welcome to come along. The main thing is networking and learning from each other. You can share ideas as we are often in similar situations.

“For example, you might get chatting to someone who uses the same accounting program, so next time you get stuck with something, you can call on them for help.”

In the next 12 months, Leanne plans to organise workshops about grain marketing, agronomy, communication and resilience.

To be added to the group mailing list, email wotl.yp@gmail.com.

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EASTS IN A CLAAS OF THEIR OWN Introducing the Claas Harvest Centre (SA) THE 2019 Yorke Peninsula Field Days is the ideal platform for local machinery company, G. & J. East to announce its latest venture — Claas Harvest Centre (SA).

The project involves expanding G. & J. East’s already-successful relationship with the Claas product line distributor for Australia, Landpower Australia, to include a broader range of products and a greater area of responsibility, across the whole state.

G. & J. East has been successfully selling, supporting and servicing the German-built Claas Lexion range of combine harvesters and Amazone spreaders from its Kadina-based dealership for the past 20-odd years.

The opportunity has arisen for Easts to promote the Claas range of combines, balers, forage harvesters, tractors, mowers, rakes, tedders, silage wagons and telehandlers, along with a broader range of Amazone spreaders, sprayers and tillage equipment, throughout the wider agricultural areas of South Australia.

To support this venture, G. & J. East will segregate dedicated sales and service personnel to focus only on these products, eventually culminating in the establishment of an independent sales and service entity, to be known as Claas Harvest Centre (SA), operating from within the existing G. & J. East facility at Kadina.

New approach means a better client experience East Farm Machinery Group director Mathew East said a change to the traditional model of agricultural machinery distribution had been needed.

“The Claas Harvest Centre opportunity gives us the ability to test a new concept whilst maintaining our traditional G. & J. East dealership model,” he said.

“Historically, farm machinery dealerships have needed to be strategically placed within each agricultural district of SA to give the local farmer client base the confidence they can source and support their machinery in a timely way, thus giving them the best opportunity to maximise their returns

BEST IN CLAAS... G. & J. East dealer principal Colin Adams (third from left) with Claas Harvest Centre (SA) staff, dedicated to selling and servicing only Claas and Amazone products from within the existing G. & J. East premises in Kadina, Gary Kotz, Phil Rowntree, Tristan Chenoweth, Tom Errington and Kurt Dorahy. from their primary production.

“My concern has been that with a declining customer base, already having to travel further and further to get the support that they need, this traditional model will not be sustainable into the future.

“It has been seen on many occasions throughout history, the farm machinery dealership(s) within regional towns have disappeared and clients have had to look further afield for their machinery support.

“It is now very difficult to justify setting up new dealerships, most of which need 20-odd quality staff members, across the sales, service, parts and administrative functions of the dealership and a multi-million dollar capital investment, in areas where the dealership is having to draw customers from 250 or 300 kilometres away to create enough clients to keep the business viable.

“We believe the model we are setting up with at Claas Harvest Centre (SA) is viable and will not be to the detriment of our customers in any way — in fact, it should prove to be a change that gives the client a better experience, right from the product enquiry stage through the equipment purchase to the after-sales service and parts support of that machine.”

Claas-leading team appointed A dedicated team will work at the Claas Harvest Centre (SA) to give customers the best possible experience, Mr East said.

“Whilst still working out of the G. & J. East premises at Kadina, our Claas Harvest Centre (SA) staff will be only selling and servicing the Claas and Amazone ranges of products,” he said.

“Phil Rowntree has taken on the challenge of being the sales manager for Claas Harvest Centre (SA) with Gary Kotz being the other salesperson.

“Tristan Chenoweth will head up the after-sales team with the support of Tom Errington, Kurt Dorahy and the rest of the G. & J. East service team.

“The spare parts and administrative roles will remain dealership roles, as they have traditionally been within G. & J. East.

“These numbers will grow as the amount of Claas and Amazone products being utilised within SA increases.

“Colin Adams will remain as dealer principal, in charge of the function of Claas Harvest Centre (SA) and the traditional G. & J. East business.”

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individual customer-to-dealership interaction for each client.

“Obviously, we will need to prove we can service and support your Claas and Amazone machinery in a more professional and timely manner than you have been accustomed to,” Mr East said.

“To this end, we will be needing to individualise agreements with each customer in relation to cost, delivery and expectations.

“Connecting with the client is critical.

“We will have a significant cost base advantage over most dealers by not having to invest heavily in a dealership at each major centre.

“We will utilise some of the money saved to connect with potential clients and individualise a business plan for them in regard to supporting their farm machinery.”

The G. & J. East dealership will be remodelled to allow for the two separate entities to function within its existing four walls, in a similar way to how major car and truck distributors operate in capital cities.

Please visit G. & J. East’s traditional site, site number 557 on Alford West Road, to discuss this concept further with Phil, Gary, Colin or Mathew or, more importantly, to look over the expanded range of Claas and Amazone machinery on display.

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Rostrevor brings out the best in all

STUDENT SUCCESS… Rostrevor College principal Brian Schumacher with 2018 AFL draftees Jacob Kennerly, Luke Valente and Ben Jarvis, and 2019 AFL draft hopeful Cameron Taheny.

WHETHER preparing young men for the jobs of the future or helping them achieve their sporting and musical goals, Rostrevor College has proven results in bringing out the best in every student.

Renowned for both its academic prowess and sporting achievement, almost one third of Rostrevor’s graduates attained an ATAR exceeding 90 last year, while six students have been recruited by an AFL club in the past two years.

Rostrevor College principal Brian Schumacher said he is looking forward to speaking to families considering their boarding options at the Yorke Peninsula Field Days.

He said it has been pleasing to welcome a growing number of regional and rural families to Rostrevor in recent times in response to academic, sporting and musical successes and the tight-knit college community.

“Rostrevor is a prestigious and high-achieving college that gives families affordable access to a personalised and modern education driven by exceptional teachers,” Mr Schumacher said.

“At Rostrevor, we understand boys and how they learn.

“I am often impressed by the number of students who excel in multiple academic, sporting and musical pursuits, which tells me that our boys thrive on a varied diet of study, sport and creativity.”

The college has a state-of-the-art music suite with its own recording studio and work has just started on a new agriculture centre.

Rostrevor parent Michael Wakelin, who has three sons at the school, said he has seen his boys develop great friendships and good grades.

“The boys love the grounds and their sport and, academically, they have come ahead in leaps and bounds,” Mr Wakelin said.

“The teachers give them plenty of support, but they are also straight to the point in terms of what they expect.”

Mr Schumacher will be joined by head of boarding Eugene Evans and enrolments officer Annemarie Mein at the Rostrevor College stand in the Hoecker 2 Pavilion.

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Y O R K E P E N I N S U L A F I E L D D AY S

24th, 25th & 26th SEPTEMBER, 2019

Reducing barley head loss RESEARCH has generated findings and genetic material which could help produce future barley varieties that are less susceptible to head loss — an issue significantly reducing barley crop yields in some areas and seasons.

The work has also highlighted the importance of growers comparing the risk for different varieties and ensuring barley crops at critical growth stages have adequate access to potassium and copper, as crops deficient in these nutrients were found to be much more prone to the issue.

Barley crops in areas such South Australia’s Yorke and lower Eyre Peninsulas are especially susceptible to head loss, which is caused by straw under the head breaking and results in in yield losses of five to nine per cent in typical seasons in these areas.

The research findings are from a project led by Western Barley Genetics Alliance director Chengdao Li with Grains Research and Development Corporation investment.

This collaborative project involved work by the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development Western Australia, Murdoch University and the University of Adelaide.

Professor Li said the laboratory work and field trials at Esperance, Katanning and Geraldton had revealed information and developed advanced breeding lines, new germplasm and molecular markers which had the potential to be used in breeding programs.

“Our research suggests barley varieties will be less susceptible to head loss if the barley peduncle (the straw beneath the barley head) is bred to have greater

flexibility and strength,” he said.

“A significant finding from this project is the relationship between straw strength and straw flexibility, and some varieties are significantly more flexible and are less prone to breakage.

“We identified quantitative trait loci associated with straw strength on three chromosomes and these could be used as selection targets by barley breeders.”

Professor Li said seasonal conditions were shown to have a significant effect on straw strength, with some varieties demonstrating a notable variation in straw strength in different years of the trials.

He said the head loss risk of barley varieties varied significantly and several high yielding, new varieties and advanced breeding lines had an even greater head loss risk than current

susceptible varieties.

“The research also demonstrated that varieties respond differently to low levels of potassium, suggesting genetically improving potassium use efficiency in barley varieties will not only enhance yields and reduce the need for fertiliser, but also improve straw strength and reduce head loss,” he said.

Professor Li said the project showed the same variety sown at the same trial could have head loss levels up to two to three times greater if copper and potassium were deficient during the stem elongation and head formation stage of the crop.

“This shows the importance of providing adequate levels of these nutrients, particularly during this growth stage,” he said.

TRIAL... Professor Chengdao Li inspects barley at a field trial of the genetic, environmental and management factors that reduce head loss.

Above: Head loss in the field.

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24th, 25th & 26th SEPTEMBER, 2019

What’s happening with the weather?

WEATHER MAN... AV Weather's Anthony Violi makes long-range weather forecasts.

IF you stop for a chat with someone at this year's field days, one topic which is sure to come up is the weather.

The question on everyone's lips is, when's it going to rain?

Of course, there are never any guarantees but AV Weather's Anthony Violi has offered some predictions.

"My forecast of a weak negative Indian Ocean Dipole for spring and a weak La Niña for the end of the year are both on track," he said.

"However, recent roadblocks have developed in the form of volcanic eruptions which have massive implications for weather in Australia.

"The first response is to slow down trade winds in the Pacific Ocean which causes waters along the equator to warm meaning La Niñas fail to develop.

"The second effect is much more positive. Eruptions can cool down the globe, keeping the Antarctic oscillation in its negative phase and

allowing cold fronts and upper troughs to move higher over southern Australia.

"After the 1991 Mt Pinatubo eruption in the Philippines, 1992 was a very wet year in the southern half of the country.

"For South Australia this spring, the most important factor now is the Indian Ocean. We currently see the pattern starting to push towards a negative IOD. "During August, temperatures in Western Australia reached 30 degrees and this heat this early will mean lower pressure will start to develop due to the rising air and upward motion of the atmosphere.

"This in turn will drag moisture in from the Northern Hemisphere, warming waters north-west of Australia to produce the negative IOD. But it's unlikely at this point to be very strong.

"Risks to the forecasts are more

volcanic eruptions; another major one will most likely kill off a late La Niña for the end of the year and, if that were to occur, a dry and hot summer would again be more than likely.

"Spring rains inland will be crucial for the agricultural sector, but also to mitigate against the risk of heatwaves during summer.

"In summary, my forecast for the southern agricultural areas is a favourable spring outlook, average at least, and a wet November again likely.

"The northern agricultural areas are a bit more marginal, as any break in the upper pattern of colder air will result in conditions becoming drier.

"The best-case scenario is, if the Antarctic oscillation stays heavily negative through spring, then the IOD forecast will become irrelevant for South Australia and we will see numerous cold fronts bring muchneeded rain for agricultural areas."

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“In summary, my forecast for the southern agricultural areas is a favourable spring outlook, average at least, and a wet November again likely.

The northern agricultural areas are a bit more marginal, as any break in the upper pattern of colder air will result in conditions becoming drier.”

– Anthony Violi, AV Weather

RAIN ON THE HORIZON? Anthony Violi's long-term weather forecast for the southern agricultural areas is a favourable spring outlook and a wet November.

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ONLINE… Karen Petney is enrolled in TAFE SA’s Diploma of Leadership and Management, and has studied both on-campus and online.

JUGGLING work and family commitments or living a long way from the city shouldn’t be a barrier to further study.

TAFE SA has a range of courses available online and offers the flexibility of part-time study for those trying to upskill or improve their career options, formalise experience gained on the job or to further an interest.

Mature-age student Karen Petney saw the chance to earn a formal qualification when she changed jobs and gained a few hours in her busy schedule.

“I’ve never had a formal qualification, but I’ve got 25 years of work experience, including leadership roles, and I just thought, it’s now or never,” Karen said.

“The study options at TAFE fit well with my already-busy life, giving me the option of doing one or two subjects at a time so I can work it around my other commitments.”

Karen, of Kapunda, is used to multi-tasking.

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and when that finished, I decided to start studying,” she said.

In 2017, she enrolled in the Diploma of Leadership and Management and has been studying two or three subjects each semester.

“A lot of what I’ve learned I was already doing but I didn’t know what it was called or how to develop my skills or take the next step,” Karen said.

“The study has added real depth to my experience.”

Until now, she’s managed to study on-campus, driving into Adelaide for classes, and she said she’s enjoyed mixing with students of all ages and experience levels.

For her final four subjects, Karen is changing to online study because the on-campus timetable doesn’t suit her work and business commitments.

“It’s more convenient at this stage and everyone is just an email away,” she said.

“The lecturers are really responsive when you email them to ask questions.”

Karen’s advice to other people thinking about study is to “go for it”.

“You can start with one subject a semester and online study is perfect for regional people,” she said.

Find out more about flexible study options with TAFE SA at the YP Field Days or visit www.tafesa.edu.au.

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24th, 25th & 26th SEPTEMBER, 2019

Malve a field days member for life MALVE Haynes knows a thing or two about the Yorke Peninsula Field Days.

He has been attending for more than 60 years and is one of the longest-serving members on the committee.

He has been bestowed life membership of the Paskeville Ag Bureau and the ďŹ eld days committee.

Malve convenes the historical displays section and enjoys showcasing just how far farming has come. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Pasky Ag Bureau runs the Robert Bawden Museum and helps out with all of the other historical sections,â&#x20AC;?

Malve said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;As well as old photos, we have historical farming equipment on display such as tractors, ploughs, strippers, a winnower, grain cleaner and more. â&#x20AC;&#x153;There will be a steam train and traction engine, and we will have several restoration clubs bringing â&#x20AC;&#x153;The YP Field Days is beautifully-restored cars, trucks, motorcycles and tractors. always at the forefront of â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Yorke Peninsula Field Days any new technology, but is really a culmination of the past, present and future â&#x20AC;&#x201D; we display itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s also nice to look back what farming used to be like, over our shoulder at the exhibitors showcase all of the present equipment, et cetera, and past and see where we then there are businesses have come from.â&#x20AC;? launching or giving sneak peeks into future technologies and new â&#x20AC;&#x201C;Malve Haynes releases.â&#x20AC;?

Malve has farmed at Thrington Hill his whole life so has seen a myriad of changes to farming practice and equipment. â&#x20AC;&#x153;There used to be so much more mixed farming and most farmers had cows, pigs, chooks and more,â&#x20AC;? he said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Now the focus is all on cropping and there have been some big technological advances. â&#x20AC;&#x153;One of the most innovative advances has been the introduction of GPS. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Now almost every new machine â&#x20AC;&#x201D; whether it be a tractor, header, spray unit, et cetera â&#x20AC;&#x201D; has built-in GPS. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It sounds a bit crazy but one day, farmers will just sit in an oďŹ&#x192;ce, touch a button and the machinery will do all the work. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The YP Field Days is always at the forefront of any new technology, but itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s also nice to look back over our shoulder at the past and see where we have come from.â&#x20AC;?

Malve isnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t quite ready to step back from his ďŹ eld days involvement just yet, but is happy for younger people to get involved as they are the future of the event. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve had a wonderful time made so good by all the helpers Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve had,â&#x20AC;? he said.

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Y O R K E P E N I N S U L A F I E L D D AY S

24th, 25th & 26th SEPTEMBER, 2019

A lesson in bringing home the bacon

MAKING MONEY... Eloise Johns, 5, and her brother Blake, 7, are learning about farming and finances.

BLAKE and Eloise Johns, aged 7 and 5, are being given a lesson in bringing home the bacon.

Continuing the tradition their grandpa Wayne started with their dad Stewart, Blake and Eloise are responsible for breeding pigs and lambs on their farm at Alford.

They get to keep any money they make after they take out expenses for feed, et cetera.

“The kids were interested in where money comes from and Stewart used to get money for looking after the lambs when he was a kid,” mum Bridget said.

“It shows them that money doesn’t grow on trees, they have to work hard to earn it.”

This is the third lot of pigs and second lot of lambs the kids have bred but they haven’t seen too much money yet.

“We bought the first pigs then the money went back into purchasing the lambs,” Stewart said.

“They will feed them up for about three months then will sell the pigs to locals and take the sheep to market.”

Blake said he has to feed the animals each

night after school but it will be worth it when he reaches his savings goal to buy a Gator.

“Sometimes it’s a real chore for them to go out and feed the animals, especially when it is cold and wet, but that’s life,” Stewart said.

“It gets them outside the house and is an activity we do together on weekends.”

Stewart started feedlotting lambs about six years ago. He has had about 3000 animals go through the books this year.

“It’s putting back into the farm and giving us an alternative source of income besides just cropping,” Stewart said.

“I really enjoy working with livestock and you don’t have to worry about rain!

“You can look after them, feed them and give them water, so you are much more in control.”

Stewart said it has been a profitable year for sheep but prices have now started to come back.

“It’s crazy what sheep have been making this year, even people who have been in the industry forever, it’s like nothing they have ever seen,” he said.

“We made a top of $320 which was fantastic.”

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CHORES... Blake Johns feeds the pigs daily, part of a lesson in working to make a living.

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This is where Rural Generations can help you!

Rural Generations is a family-owned business based in Mid North SA, and is managed by husband and wife team John and Sandra White. John, who has a passion for farming and supporting farming families, has previously been a Financial Planner and Rural Financial Counsellor. They are still involved in the family farming operation which is managed and worked by son David and his wife Chrissy.

John saw a need in the industry and that’s how Rural Generations emerged.

Rural Generations offers succession planning, aged care and pension information to farmers, graziers and pastoralists. Although based in Clare, John visits most areas of South Australia as well as regular visits to Queensland and New South Wales.

Rural Generations provides clients with a comprehensive personal report which includes: • Succession planning options including any government benefits plus Farm Household Allowance • Business plans focusing on current and future needs (eg. is enough money coming in to support another family?)

• Pension and aged care considerations • Understanding how farm and non-farm assets might be distributed if conditions of ‘wills’ are exercised • Information and support going forward

Whilst succession is an important part in farm planning, John recognises retiring farmers may not always want to access a pension or be overly concerned about aged care costs. Nevertheless, he sees a lot of distress in his travels with people having difficulty in knowing the criteria for a pension but are shocked about aged care costs. As a result, financial pressure can impact farm finances where several families might require a living, so John, a farmer himself, loves to go in to try and help his clients.

“Centrelink provides valuable income and other support. Guidelines are available to assist farming businesses.” As a farmer working for farmers and knowing what is involved, it is absolutely critical to be aware of the guidelines for not only Centrelink pensions, FHA (Farm Household Allowance) but also aged care and know about the impacts on farm families.

“However, no matter how good the succession plan is, it can sometimes unfold badly if the conditions within repective wills do not match future plans.”

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Guest Speaker Pavilion Organised by the Cunliffe Branch – Women in Agriculture and Business Tuesday, September 26 10.30am-11.30am Tonia Todman — craft demonstrations with Australia’s most enduring lifestyle presenter 11.45am-12.15pm Kathryn Loveridge — eco-friendly products 1pm-2pm Tonia Todman — craft demonstrations with Australia’s most enduring lifestyle presenter 2.15pm-3.15pm Stylish Bird Boutique — fashion parade with Joanne Rodda

Murray Allen Wool and Sheep Pavilion Tuesday, September 26 l l l

Wednesday, September 27 10am-11am 11.15am-noon

1pm-2pm 2.15pm-3.15pm

Kim McCosker — celebrity chef, author and entrepreneur who loves to inspire people with her recipes YP Field Days official welcome and awards presentation.

Official guest: Paul Thomas AM, former Copper Coast Council mayor Kim McCosker — celebrity chef, author and entrepreneur who loves to inspire people with her recipes Tricia Stringer — popular local author launching her latest book The Model Wife

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Prince Alfred College Band — celebrating 150 years Jane Edmanson — celebrating 30 years as a popular presenter on the ABC’s Gardening Australia 11.15am-12.15pm Melissa Rosenthal — Mystical Gardens, how to make kokedamas 1pm-2pm Jane Edmanson — celebrating 30 years as a popular presenter on the ABC’s Gardening Australia 2.15pm-3.15pm Prince Alfred College Band — celebrating 150 years

Southern Cross Television fashion parades: 11.30am, 1pm, 2.30pm Static display and trade sites: 9am-5.30pm Shearing demonstrations: 10.30am-11am, 12.15pm-12.45pm, 3.15pm-3.45pm Southern Cross Television Fashion parades: 11.30am, 1pm, 2.30pm Static displays and trade sites: 9am-5.30pm Shearing demonstrations: 10.30am-11am, 12.15pm-12.45pm, 3.15pm-3.45pm Junior sheep judging: 10.30am1.30pm, winners announced at 2pm

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

For more information contact the YP Field Days office on 8827 2040.

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

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

General admission opening times

Facilities

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

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

General admission entry passes

Parcel pick-up, YP Field Days courtesy service

Available at all entrance gates, cash and EFTPOS accepted.

General admission costs (no concessions) Adult one-day pass: $15 Adult three-day pass: $35 Child one-day pass: Free (under 16 years of age)

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

Disabled parking

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

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

Parenting facilities

Official program

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

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

Official charity The Kerslake Foundation has been selected by the YP Field Days committee as the YP Field Days official charity. You can find the charity at Site 5 in the Bussenschutt Pavilion.

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

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

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exhibitors Exhibitor Name

Site No. Site Address

24/7 Solar & Battery 121 33 on Owen 18 A.E. Mechanics 211 A.F. Gason Pty ltd 614 A1 Mini Caravans 228 AAA Quality Socks 130 Access Septic Products Pty Ltd 310 Active Machinery 723 Adelaide Belt & Hose Distributors Pty Ltd 261 Adelaide City Caravans-Kakadu Caravans 118 Adelaide Iveco Trucks (site sharer) 20 Adelaide Tools 301 Adelaide University Agriculture Students Assoc (site sharer) 418 Adelaide Weighing Equipment 626 Adelaide Yiros Catering 216 Adjusta Mattress 10 ADM Trading Australia 540 Advanced Therapy Spas (Aust) Pty Ltd 4 Advantage Feeders 622 Aeolis Leather 517 AFK Sports Clinic/Happy Feet/Orthotic Works 144 Ag Excellence Alliance Inc (site sharer) 418 Ag Leader Technology 343 Agbyte 7 AGCO Australia Ltd 555 AgCulture 467 Agmaster (site sharer) 201 Agmor Raycol Engineering 361 Agmor Sowing Boots (site sharer) 361 Agpoint Australia 357 Agri Tune Australia 608 Agricultural Teachers Association (ATASA) Agricycling 618 AgriFac Sprayers (site sharer) 629 AGT Foods Australia 610 Ahrens Group 607 Airquip and Pipetool Pty Ltd (site sharer) 255 Airtec Corporation 230 Aldinga Mowers & Cycles 648 Allstate Solar Pty Ltd 219 Allsteel Transportable Homes 10 Alpaca Sales & Information 327 Alpacas Chaparral Clothing (site sharer) Alpha Group Consulting 8 Alpha Industries 308 Andnel Pty Ltd 13 Anthea Louise 11 Anu Tools 204 ANZ 520 Apex Energy Australia 523 Apia Insurance 28 Arag Australia 1 Ardene Australian White Sheep Stud 539 Arrowquip (site sharer) 536 Artist Blacksmiths Assoc. of South Australia 318 Atlex Stockyards 285 Audi Solitaire 283 Aurora Products 235A Aussie Kids at Work 15 Aussie Wool Exports Pty Ltd 132A Aussie Wools Quilts SA Northern Division 150 Aust Securities & Investment Commission 5 Aust-Mech Australian Conveyor Systems Pty Ltd 559 Austral Wire Products PL 627 Australian Outdoor Living 9 Australian Tea House 17 Australian Wool Network 422 AV Weather Pty Ltd 12 Avant Equipment 567 AW Vater & Co 531 AWB - Australain Wheat Board 303 B.L. Shipway & Co 411 BA Pumps & Sprayers 700 Bacon Jam Australia 22 Baked Potatoes by Ken 412 BankSA 419 Bargain Steel Centre 604 Barley Stacks Wines (site sharer) Barossa Auto Group 402 Barossa Helicopters 27 Barossa Offroad Campers & Accessories 206 Barossa Quilt and Craft Cottage 7 Barunga Village 8 BCBeauty 12 Bean Machine 120 Belpard Australia-Leatherseal 156 Bendigo Clothing 140 Bentleys SA/NT (site sharer) 418 Best Ever Boots 117 Bianco Sourcecorp Pty Ltd 312 Bible Plaques 154 Big Tyre Pty Ltd 561 Bill Drews BBB Outback Clothing 335 Bio-Tech Organics 4 Bitron Lubricants 225 Blackmore's Power & Water 304 Blinghood 8 Blush & Co 13 Boss Agriculture 234 Bourgault Australia 169 Bourne Engineers Pty Ltd 313 BPF Equipment 630 BR & GC Schiller 17 Brand Developers/Pryshan Exfoliation Stone 1 Bromar Engineering 175 Broughton Marine 134

Mackley Road Hoecker 1 Pavilion Wintanerta Road Arthurton Road Kadina Road Bawden Road South Hummocks Road Pine Forest West Road Kadina Road Mackley Road Bute East Road South Hummocks Road

Cunliffe Road Moonta Road Kadina Road Hoecker 2 Pavilion Alford Road Newbold Pavilion Moonta Road Bute Road Bawden Road Cunliffe Road Boors Plains Road Precision Ag Shed Alford Road Cunliffe West Road Wintanerta Road Boors Plains West Road Boors Plains West Road Boors Plains West Road Arthurton Road Ag Learning Centre Moonta Road Moonta Road Arthurton Road Arthurton Road Kadina Road Kadina Road Moonta West Road Wintanerta Road Grant Pavilion South Hummocks Road Larwood Pavilion Precision Ag Shed South Hummocks Road Newbold Pavilion Cyclone Pavilion Wintanerta Road Bute Road Bute Road Oster Pavilion Precision Ag Shed Alford Road Alford Road South Hummocks Road Clinton Road Clinton Road Kadina Road Hoecker 2 Pavilion Bawden Road Bawden Road Oster Pavilion Alford West Road Moonta Road Hoecker 1 Pavilion Hoecker 1 Pavilion Cunliffe Road Grant Pavilion Alford West Road Bute Road South Hummocks Road Paskeville Road Nantawarra Road Hoecker 2 Pavilion Paskeville Road Paskeville Road Arthurton Road Larwood Pavilion Paskeville Road Arthurton East Road Wintanerta Road Bussenschutt Pavilion Grant Pavilion Hoecker 2 Pavilion Mackley Road Bawden Road Bawden Road Cunliffe Road Mackley Road South Hummocks Road Bawden Road Alford West Road Boors Plains Road Grant Pavilion Wintanerta Road South Hummocks Road Paskeville East Road Hoecker 1 Pavilion Kadina Road Bawden West Road South Hummocks Road Moonta Road Hoecker 2 Pavilion Oster Pavilion Broughton Road Bawden Road

Exhibitor Name

Site No. Site Address

Bruce Rock Engineering 624 Bruder Australia 255 BSC 145 Bullrush Clothing 19 Bunnings Munno Para West 3 Bushman Tanks 636 Bute Engineering 334 Bute Football/Netball/Lions Clubs Canteen 537 Bute Football/Netball/Lions Clubs Canteen 363 Caffeine Wagon 342 Callipari Wine/Ned Kelly Red 331 Cavpower 465 Cazza's Collection 3 CBH Grain 111 CC Swags 146 Central Hills Machinery Traders 623 Centre State Exports Pty Ltd 611 Centrelink & Rural Business Support (site sharer) CGB Labour Hire Pty Ltd 346 CGU & WFI 5 Challenge Camper Trailers 149 Challenge Implements Holdings 702 Chateau Yaldara 136 Chick Pea 20 Choice Caravans 112 Chris Laird's YP Audiology 2 City Holden & HSV 213 Clear Ridge Fabrication 17 Clinton Uniting Church Fellowship Coke Van Clipex Stockyards & Fencing 179 CloudBreak Grain Marketing 21 CMI Hino 602 CMV Truck Centre 5 Coffee Cubicle 528 Combi Clamp (site sharer) 339 Commander Ag-Quip 721 Commomwealth Bank of Australia 207 Cool or Cosy 32 Coolamon Chaser Bins & Spreaders 173 Cooper Tires / Mickey Thompson Tyres 215 Copper Coast Lifestyle Village 17 Copper Triangle 4X4 433 Country Getaways Holiday Rentals 20 Country Living Homes 317 Country SA PHN 9 CR Kennedy 547 Crop Smart 550 Croplands Crop Sprayers (site sharer) 277 Croplands Equipment Pty Ltd 707 Croplands Equipment Pty Ltd (additional space) Crystal Cascade 7 Crystal Clear Glasses 324 Cunninghams Balaklava Pty Ltd 250 Daimler Trucks Adelaide 605 Dario Caravans 242 Dave Benson Caravans 4 Davo's Fencing Clip 320 Decipher Pty Ltd 4 Demot Pty Ltd 200 Destination Caravans/Royal Flair 229 Dial Before You Dig SA/NT 4 Diesel Performance Solutions 321 Diesel Tune Adelaide (site sharer) 149 Dipping Dynamics (site sharer) 473 Direct Seeding & Harvesting Equipment 729 Dr Nozzle 240 drumMUSTER & ChemClear (site sharer) 609 Dunstan Farmers Engineering Pty Ltd 251 Duraquip 171 Eagle trailers & Campers 565 Earths Essence 23 Econo-Ag (Advantec Australasia Pty Ltd) 103 Eldercare Inc 1 Elders Rural Services 161 ElectraNet 2 Electric Bug 17 El-Gra Engineering 359 Ellbourn Engineering 181 Emmetts 165 Employsure 26 Emu Ridge Eucalyptus (site sharer) 531 Endurotrak 259 Enjo 8 EP Integrated Commodities 417 Estia Health 24 Everclear Pool Solutions 108 Everun Australia 227 Exotic Licorice & Fudge 19 Extreme Outdoors Australia 340 Eynesbury House of Couture 21 Ezidri Australia Pty Ltd 10 Ezy Shade Solutions S.A. 100 FAE Australia Pacific Pty Ltd 631 Fairmont Homes Group Pty Ltd 23 Farm Innovations 302 Farm Name Signs 139 Farmax Spaders 705 Farmscam Ag Pty Ltd (site sharer) 240 Fat Farmers Rural Health Initiative (site sharer) Feel Good Massage Chairs 9 Fibreglass Pipe Products 415 Field Works SA (site sharer) 457 Fifth Avenue Collection 4 Florentine Gold 24 Flourish Live Naturally 17 Focus Home Improvements 33 Fox & Lillie Rural 615

Moonta Road Kadina Road Bawden Road Cyclone Pavilion East Road Moonta Road Boors Plains Road Alford Road Boors Plains West Road Boors Plains West Road South Hummocks Road Cunliffe West Road Newbold Pavilion Mackley Road Bawden Road Moonta Road Arthurton Road 609 Arthurton Road Dowlingville Road Grant Pavilion Bawden Road Pine Forest Road Bawden Road Hoecker 1 Pavilion Mackley Road Hoecker 2 Pavilion Wintanerta Road Bute East Road 337 Boors Plains Road Broughton Road Oster Pavilion Arthurton Road East Road Alford Road Boors Plains Road Pine Forest West Road Wintanerta Road Oster Pavilion Bawden West Road Wintanerta Road Oster Pavilion Paskeville Road Hoecker 2 Pavilion South Hummocks Road Cyclone Pavilion Alford Road Alford Road Kadina West Road Pine Forest Road Pine Forest Road Bowley Pavilion Boors Plains Road Kadina West Road Arthurton Road Kadina Road East Road South Hummocks Road Precision Ag Shed Wintanerta Road Wintanerta Road Oster Pavilion South Hummocks Road Bawden Road Cunliffe West Road Pine Forest West Road Kadina Road Arthurton Road Kadina Road Bawden West Road Alford West Road Hoecker 1 Pavilion Mackley Road Grant Pavilion Bawden Road Oster Pavilion Cyclone Pavilion Boors Plains West Road Broughton Road Bawden West Road Oster Pavilion Bute Road Kadina Road Newbold Pavilion Paskeville Road Hoecker 2 Pavilion Mackley Road Wintanerta Road Hoecker 1 Pavilion Boors Plains Road Hoecker 2 Pavilion Hoecker 1 Pavilion Mackley Road Moonta Road Oster Pavilion South Hummocks Road Bawden Road Pine Forest Road Kadina Road 520 Bute Road Hoecker 2 Pavilion Paskeville Road Cunliffe Road Bussenschutt Pavilion Hoecker 1 Pavilion Bussenschutt Pavilion Oster Pavilion Arthurton Road

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Exhibitor Name

Site No. Site Address

FP Agriservices Pty Ltd 536 Fraser Ellis MP 15 Freedom Pools 328 Freightmaster Semi Trailers Pty Ltd 11 Fresh Bean Adelaide 245 Freshwater Systems Australia 300 Fudge It (SA) Pty Ltd 13 Funky Kidz Wear 9 Funky Trail 128 G & J East 557 G & M Therapy 143 G D Gitsham Pty Ltd 532 Gallagher Australia PL 800 Gardner Denver Industries Pty Ltd 510 Gawler Motorcycle Centre 226 Geronimo Farm Equipment 256 Glen Holme Dohne Stud 426 Glencore Agriculture / Viterra 316 Global Track Warehouse Pty Ltd 258 Go Global Trading 330 Goldacres Trading 279 Grain Producers SA Ltd 418 Graincorp 15 GrainGrowers Ltd 9 GrainRite Augers 711 Graintec Scientific (site sharer) 417 Grant Sheds 223 Greek Palace 159 Greenpatch Agricultural Supplies (site sharer) greenPRO 652 Groundhog Industries 244 Grow-Fresh Greenhouses & Glasshouses 122 Gunnings Automotive Group 163 Handbags Heaven â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Anushka 15 Harberger Equipment 183 Hardi Australia Pty Ltd 629 Hardi Australia Pty Ltd (additional space) Harvest Christian College 124 Harvest Corner Harvest Tyres 421 Haughton Power Equipment 447 Hearing Australia 172 Heavenly Jerky 138 Helloworld Travel Kadina 7 Helping Hand Aged Care 11 Herbal Teas Australia 19 Hercules Loaders 569 Heritage Water Tanks 506 Hers N His Crafty Hands 425 Hillview Bore Pumps 551 Hitches and More Pty Ltd 644 Hitech Ag Solutions 628 Hitrax Products Pty Ltd 554 Holding's Computer Services 20 Homeneeds 168 Homestar Promotions Pty Ltd 148 Horizon Christian School 16 Hose Factory 176 HR Products 115 Hunts Fuel 535 Hydra Boom 633 I Like it Direct PL - Bettergrip Tools 132 Immanuel College 6 Independent Institute-IIFP Pty Ltd 14 Independent Living Centre 126 Independent Saw Works 31 Iris and Wool 5 Ironman 4x4 Products (site sharer) 421 James Baroud Offroad Tents 224 Jamieson Sales & Service - Site 1 12 Jamieson Sales & Service - Site 2 12 Jay and S Tools 116 Jetwave Group Pty Ltd 101 JK Milling Pty Ltd 13 Josepheneby Jo Lucchesi 3 JPD Agriculture (site sharer) 147 JR Elix Tanks 113 K B Air Conditioning 6 Kadina Jewellers 2 Kalleske Meats Pty Ltd 249 Kangaroo Island Wool (site sharer) 531 Kelly Engineering 365 Kerslake Foundation - Official Charity 5 Key Financial Planners 13 Kingsman Collection 8 Kingspan Water & Energy 552 Kingsway Welding 463 Kitchen and Wardrobe Scene 4 K-Line Ag 713 Koch Ag Services 457 Komane 10 Koolunga Garage & Farm Supplies (site sharer) KT Ladies Wear 427 Kubpower 634 Kuhn Farm Machinery 704 Kuhn Plumbing 311 Kustom Kegs Wine Barrel Furniture 413 L.H. Perry & Sons Pty Ltd 201 Ladies Fashion 166 Lagoon Caravans 212 Landaco Equipment 806 Landmark 339 Larwoods Ag Services (Site 1) 269 Larwoods Ag Services (Site 2) 347 LED Light Co 514 Les and Colleen Modra 233 Leske Engineering 109

Alford Road Cyclone Pavilion Boors Plains Road Paskeville East Road Kadina Road South Hummocks Road Bowley Pavilion Bussenschutt Pavilion Mackley Road Alford West Road Bawden Road Alford Road Maitland Road Bute Road Kadina Road Clinton Road Cunliffe Road South Hummocks Road Clinton Road Boors Plains Road Kadina West Road Cunliffe Road Oster Pavilion Oster Pavilion Pine Forest Road Paskeville Road Wintanerta Road Bawden Road 545 Alford Road Moonta West Road Kadina Road Mackley Road Bawden Road Newbold Pavilion Broughton Road Moonta Road Moonta Road Mackley Road Larwood Pavilion Paskeville Road Cunliffe Road Bawden Road Bawden Road Hoecker 2 Pavilion Bussenschutt Pavilion Hoecker 2 Pavilion Alford West Road Bute Road Paskeville Road Alford Road Moonta Road Moonta Road Alford West Road Oster Pavilion Bawden Road Bawden Road Grant Pavilion Bawden Road Mackley Road Alford Road Moonta West Road Bawden Road Newbold Pavilion Oster Pavilion Mackley Road Oster Pavilion Cyclone Pavilion Paskeville Road Kadina Road Paskeville East Road Paskeville East Road Mackley Road Mackley Road Cyclone Pavilion Bussenschutt Pavilion Bawden Road Mackley Road Hoecker 1 Pavilion Hoecker 1 Pavilion Kadina Road Bute Road Boors Plains West Road Bussenschutt Pavilion Oster Pavilion Hoecker 1 Pavilion Alford West Road Cunliffe West Road Cyclone Pavilion Pine Forest Road Cunliffe Road Bowley Pavilion 533 Alford Road Paskeville Road Moonta Road Pine Forest Road South Hummocks Road Paskeville Road Wintanerta Road Bawden Road Wintanerta Road Maitland Road Boors Plains Road Kadina Road Boors Plains Road Bute Road Kadina Road Mackley Road

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Exhibitor Name

Site No. Site Address

Letzgetwired 522 Lienert Engineering 603 Lifeline Broken Hill Country to Coast 2 Lincoln College 3 Lions Club of Kadina 338 Lions Club of Stansbury/Dalrymple 271 Lions Club of Wallaroo 336 LipSence (site sharer) 324 Liquid Delights 209 Liquid Systems (SA) 3 Livestock SA Incorporated (site sharer) 418 LMG Automotive Doctors & 4x4 612 Loadtec Pty Ltd 220 Loreto College 16 Lowerlec LED Lighting Camping & Accessories 500 Lucamar Skin Care 6 Lucindale Engineering 620 Lynmac Metal Art & Adelaide Tungsten 351 MacDon Australia 349 Macro Goup Australia 263 Madec (site sharer) 237 Maes Garden Giftware 158 Magnum Welders Pty Ltd 119 Magnus Australia 19 Maitland Marine Services – YP Marine 511 Maitland State Emergency Service 127 Mannatech 21 Manutec 542 Marcus Oldham College 26 Marxgold Starting Solutions 563 Maverick Campers (site sharer) 340 Maxi Tankers Pty Ltd 414 Maxilift Australia 9 Maxiplas 222 MaxiTRANS South Australia 21 MBC Foods (site sharer) McCracken Ford Pty Ltd 202 McIntosh Distribution 637 Mega Slam 105 Mellor Olsson Lawyers (site sharer) 418 Michelle's Gourmet Kitchen 14 Mickelloo Designs 25 Midland Stockyards 717 Midwest Fabrication 646 Miegel Engineering 406 Minda Inc 15 Mobility and Wellness 3 Mobishear Australia 545 Moerdale Motorhomes 162 Monopoly Property Group Wallaroo Shores 13 Moonta Engineering 805 Moonta Football Club Canteen 307 Moose Industries 455 Mortgage Choice 525 Mount Pleasant Mettwurst 110 Muddy River - Horsch Agricultual 802 Mulberry Lane Quilting & Crafts 16 Munro Engineering Pty Ltd 543 Murdock Motors 153 NAB Agribusiness 235 NAS Security Pty Ltd 403 National Grower Register Pty Ltd 7 National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (site sharer) 418 Nationwide Personnel Pty Ltd (site sharer) 418 Natural Technology Systems 239 NE Mechanical & Maintenance 246 Neils Parts Australia-Additional Area Neils Parts Australia-Site 1 461 Nelson Silos 18 New Holland Agriculture 355 Newstyle Direct 322 Newstyle Direct - Site 2 141 NGM Resource Marketing 114 Niagara Therapy 15 Niks Gourmet Kitchen 638 No Bull Jerky 170 No. 1 Coffee 410 Noels Caravans 131 North East Isuzu 20 North East Tractors & Machinery (site sharer) 20 Northern & Yorke NRM Board 451 Northland Caravans 617 Nufab Industries Pty Ltd 436 Nufarm Australia (site sharer) 707 Nutrimetics 13 Off-Grid Energy Australia 253 Office of the Premier's Advocate for Suicide Prevention (site sharer) 609 Ohh My Coffee 157 Olympic Industries 323 Olympus Loaders 632 Omnia Specialities (site sharer) 550 One Stop Water Shop - Boss Tanks 107 Optus 518 Out & About Clothing 22 OZ Mobile Phone Accessories 164 Panus Semi-Trailers 501 Parenting Facility 435 Paskeville Sporting Bodies Canteen 1 231 Paskeville Sporting Bodies Canteen 2 459 Paskeville Sporting Bodies Canteen 3 515 Pasture Genetics 423 Patty Pearce Pearls 20 Peak Hill Industries Pty Ltd 549 Peats Soil & Garden Supplies 257 Peekaboo Kidz 12

Bute Road Arthurton Road Cyclone Pavilion Hoecker 1 Pavilion Boors Plains Road Kadina West Road Boors Plains Road Boors Plains Road Wintanerta Road Precision Ag Shed Cunliffe Road Arthurton Road Kadina Road Hoecker 1 Pavilion

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

Exhibitor Name

exhibitors

Site No. Site Address

Performance Diesel Tuning 13 Pergolas of Distinction 6 Pete's Mobile Woodfired Pizza 416 Pioneer Seeds (Gentech Seeds) 512 Pioneer Water Tanks (SA) 534 Polaris Sales Australia 469 Port River Marine Services Pty Ltd 420 Porter Equipment AUS 217 Post Straightener Pty Ltd 400 Postie Run (site sharer) 520 Power Hound Attachments 650 Precision Agriculture 5 Premium Roofing and Patios 27 Primary Industries and Regions SA 609 Prince Alfred College 241 Pristine Water Systems Adelaide Hills 509 Pro4x4 135 Pudding Lane 18 Quality Wool and Livestock 538 Quantumblast Australia Pty Ltd 305 R & J Batteries 178 R.M. Electronics 341 Rabobank 527 Ramsey Bros (Site 1) 803 Ramsey Bros (Site 2) 267 Ray White Rural South Australia 123 RDA - Regional Development Aust Yorke & Mid North (site sharer) 609 RDO Equipment Pty td 727 Realport Traders Pty Ltd 404 Recharge Battery Additive 232 Redden's Sheds (site sharer) 201 ReGenic Australian Organic Skincare (site sharer) Regional Transport Training Services 104 Rema Tip Top (site sharer) 180 Rex Stotten Machinery 428 Ri Industries 203 Riely's Little Lolly Shop 155 Riteway Farming Australia 709 Rivercity Trailers & Metal Fabrication 309 Riverland Welding & Tool Supplies 453 Rock'n Soft Serve 546 Rocks Gone Pty Ltd 430 Rocky River Ag Services 273 Ropes Plus 401 Rosevale Lentils Rosewarne Powersports – BRP, CANAM, Seadoo 508 Rosewarne’s Kadina – Holden, Mitsubishi, Hyundai, BRP 504 Rostrevor College 8 Rowan Ramsey MP (site sharer) 15 Royal Bird 133 RSM Australia 24 Rural Directions Pty Ltd 329 Rural Generations 8 S L Tanks & Equipment Pty Ltd (site sharer) 200 SA Chicken Manure 177 SA Country Fire Service 208 SA Grain Services - Site 1 639 SA Grain Services - Site 2 658 SA Health 9 SA Motorcycles 151 SA Power Networks 3 Sacred Heart College 28 SafetyQuip 247 Sage Hotel Adelaide 16 Salt Distributors Pty Ltd 160 Salt of The Earth Enterprises Pty Ltd 1 Sambec Sheds 502 Samuel Finance 25 Sarah's Jewellery, Bags and Gifts 11 Save a Lot Beds 9 Scania Trucks 505 Schinckel Hayrakes 701 Schulte Sales Australia 252 Schutz Industries Pty Ltd 553 Scotch College Adelaide 13 Senturion Steel Supplies 625 Seven Point Australian Pork 237 Seymour College 243 Sharmans 281 Shear Gear (site sharer) 473 Shearwell Australia 471 Shippy's Hardware 409 Silver Fleece 18 Simplicity Australia 635 Slatters Shoes 10 Smallaire Pyt Ltd 147 Soaporders.com.au 7 Soil Management Systems 443 Solar Water Pumps Aust PtY Ltd 441 Sonder 27 Sonic Boomsprays 277 SOS Copper Coast Suicide Prevention Network Inc SOS Yorkes 6 South Australia Police 210 South Australian Small Business Commissioner (site sharer) 418 South Central Truck & Bus Pty Ltd 503 South Coast Marine 438 Southern Cross Industrial Supplies (site sharer)19 Southern Cross Trailers 14 Southern Springs 332 Spanlift Australia Pty Ltd 654 Spiderman YP/MN Pest Management 142 Spitwater SA 541

Paskeville East Road Oster Pavilion Cunliffe Road Bute Road Alford Road Cunliffe West Road Cunliffe Road Wintanerta Road Paskeville Road Bute Road Moonta West Road Precision Ag Shed Oster Pavilion Arthurton Road Kadina Road Bute Road Bawden Road Cyclone Pavilion Alford Road South Hummocks Road Bawden Road Boors Plains Road Bute Road Maitland Road Kadina Road Mackley Road Arthurton Road Pine Forest West Road Paskeville Road Kadina Road Wintanerta Road 324 Boors Plains Road Mackley Road Bawden Road Cunliffe West Road Wintanerta Road Bawden Road Pine Forest Road South Hummocks Road Cunliffe Road Alford Road Cunliffe West Road Kadina West Road Paskeville Road Larwood Pavilion Bute Road

Bute Road Hoecker 2 Pavilion Cyclone Pavilion Bawden Road Oster Pavilion South Hummocks Road Oster Pavilion Wintanerta Road Broughton Road Wintanerta Road Moonta West Road Moonta West Road Grant Pavilion Bawden Road Oster Pavilion Hoecker 1 Pavilion Kadina Road Oster Pavilion Bawden Road Cyclone Pavilion Bute Road Oster Pavilion Bowley Pavilion Bowley Pavilion Bute Road Pine Forest Road Kadina West Road Alford Road Hoecker 2 Pavilion Moonta Road Kadina Road Kadina Road Clinton Road Cunliffe West Road Cunliffe West Road Paskeville Road Bussenschutt Pavilion Moonta West Road Bussenschutt Pavilion Bawden Road Hoecker 1 Pavilion Cunliffe Road Cunliffe Road Hoecker 1 Pavilion Kadina West Road 16 Cyclone Pavilion Hoecker 2 Pavilion Wintanerta Road Cunliffe Road Bute Road Cunliffe West Road Bute East Road Paskeville East Road Boors Plains Road Moonta West Road Bawden Road Alford Road

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Sporting Shooters Assoc. of Australia (SA) Inc Sports Marine SA Pty Ltd 6 Squid Eat 521 Squid Inc 544 St John Ambulance SA Inc 8 St Mark's College – North Adelaide 9 St Mary MacKillop School 23 St Peter's College 14 Star of the Sea Home for the Aged 14 Steinys Traditional Mettwurst 326 Stenhoj Pty Ltd 642 Stock Journal Publishers Pty Ltd 125 Stockowners Shearing Aust 424 Strawberries Galore Adelaide & Oakbank 439 Sullair Australia an Hitachi Company 254 Sunny Hill Distillery SupaFit Seat Covers Pty Ltd 10 Surewise 22 Sweet & Sour Liquorice 8 SYP Motors (site sharer) 711 TAFE SA 526 TAFE SA 437 TeamPoly Tanks 529 Teatrick Lavender Estate 4 Techgrow 556 Telstra Regional Australia 333 Templar Innovations 14 That's Cute 15 The Bra Lady 1 The Chiselers Studio 21 The Float Centre 106 The Gourmet Entertainer 6 The Phatt Train 10 The Truck Factory 516 The Tyre Surgeon 180 The Wedgie Barn 530 Thinwall Trailers Pty Ltd 507 Titan Australia 174 Topcon Agriculture 548 Tornado Harvester Airflow System (site sharer) Torque Industries 315 Tough Industrial Pty Ltd 236 TPE Trailers and Floats 152 T-Ports 10 Tractor House 29 Tradefaire International (BKT Tyres) 238 Trevarth Garages (site sharer) 805 Triad Transport (site sharer) 805 Trinity Mower Centre 353 Truck Art 407 Truckline 10 Truro Agencies 434 Tuckfield Conveyancing (site sharer) 525 Tupperware – Radiant Sales 12 TurmeriX SA 14 Twins Pantry (Site 1) 14 Twins Pantry (Site 2) 1 Tymar Spice House 7 Ultramatic 6 Unique Grain Management 319 Unirack SA 205 University of Adelaide 5 University of Adelaide - ARCS 4 Urrbrae Agricultural High School 12 UTF Australia Pty Ltd 703 Vater Machinery 275 Valton Feeding Solutions Pty Ltd 265 Vennings 619 Vermeer Equipment Holdings Pty Ltd 725 Violet Town Concrete Industries Pty Ltd 445 Wahlstedt Quality Homes 429 Wahroonga Enterprises 167 Wakefield Trucks Pty Ltd 405 Walford Anglican School for Girls 7 Wallaroo Football Club - Bar / Bistro 613 Walterscheid Australia 248 Watsacowie Brewing Webb Marine Services 314 Weedwakka 137 Westminster School 5 WFI (site sharer) 5 Whites Rural 616 Whitlands Engineering – SUPERAXE 432 Wilderness School 12 William Buck Accountants & Advisers 11 Willie's Manufacturing Industries Pty Ltd 621 Wise Employment 18 Wonnara Pastoral 473 Woods Equipment Australia 306 Worm Hit Pty Ltd 102 WSB Distributors 719 YP Agriservices Pty Ltd 533 Y Partners 2 Y3P Yamaha Motor Australia 345 Yorke Communications 3 Yorke Electrical (site sharer) 7 Yorke Peninsula Community Transport 25 Yorke Peninsula Tourist Information (site sharer) Yorke Solar 7 Yorkreation Garden Centre (site sharer) YP Hydraulics 2 YP World Travel 3 YPM Tools Australia 606 Zambezi Crafts (site sharer) 324 zaWAHdee 2 Zooom Juice 640

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Subject choices galore at Westminster GOOD quality relationships are at the heart of every successful boarding school.

At Westminster, staff will do everything possible to ensure families enjoy a seamless transition into a warm, engaging and vibrant boarding community.

New students are supported to settle into boarding life quickly, develop new friendships and immerse themselves in planned activities and co-curricular recreations.

The school’s boarding precinct is set in peaceful, safe and leafy grounds.

Boys’ boarding offers contemporary accommodation while girls reside in comfortable, cottage-style units set in beautiful gardens.

The complementary open shared spaces encourage increased interaction between students from different academic and geographic backgrounds.

The boarding experience gives students opportunities to broaden their horizons and build wonderful connections with the community and world in which they live.

The school’s Inquiry and Innovation Hub will open in 2020. Over three levels, this centre will feature state-of-the-art learning spaces for science, IT, engineering, design, fashion, textiles and food technology, including a VET kitchen.

“Our aim is to create a truly contemporary learning environment where students are encouraged to develop advanced skills in problem solving, collaboration, communication, critical and creative thinking,” Westminster director of learning Andrea Sherwood said.

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WE’RE BREAKING NEW GROUND AT MOONTA BAY. The Peninsula’s newest country community is building.

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Clubhouse under construction THE recent, soaking rains across the peninsula have had a noted eďŹ&#x20AC;ect on life throughout the region, with the sight of waves of lush green paddocks putting a spring into the steps of local farmers, families, businesses and townships.

This long-anticipated and warmly-welcomed burst of growth is being reďŹ&#x201A;ected beyond the ďŹ&#x201A;ourishing paddocks of the next wheat harvest.

This being the case, quite a few attendees to this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Yorke Peninsula Field Days would be interested in a particularly productive block of land thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s been getting some special attention at Moonta Bay Lifestyle Estate recently.

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WITH ever-changing technological advancements and consumer demands, Gason has made some new additions to its well-established line-up of agricultural machinery.

The newest addition to the Gason tillage line-up is the NT8000 narrow transport planter bar.

As the name suggests, this bar was designed for ease of use when manoeuvring through gates, winding roads and other hard-to-access areas.

Measuring with a 3.5-metre folded transport width and eight-metre working width, the NT8000 meets Australian road transport requirements, giving it the ability to be transported without a pilot vehicle.

Gason has also released a 6’ version of its twin rotor rapier vineyard mower, which is designed to mow the full width of a 2.4m-plus vine row with tractor power requirements upwards of 45hp (33kW).

There has already been a high demand for the vineyard rapier, with a large quantity being shipped to New Zealand for Drummond and Etheridge.

Gason currently manufactures mowers and slashers in varying sizes from 6’ VHD to 41’ cropper topper.

Alongside agricultural machinery, Gason also owns and manufactures Jindara and Eureka wood heaters, and has a multitude of sub-contract customers.

There are some new and exciting developments happening this year at Gason’s eight-acre Ararat facility, with the commitment to purchase further laser cutting machinery and a Stopa storage system.

These innovative and technologically-advanced machines, housed in a new, custom-designed and built facility, will not only increase capacity for production and shorten build times, but also offer exciting employment opportunities and the ability for the business to manoeuvre confidently in an ever-increasingly competitive industry sector.

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Y O R K E P E N I N S U L A F I E L D D AY S

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Probe into weather and soil In this day and age, relying on the weather forecast and rain gauge isn’t enough to make big farming decisions which could mean a difference of thousands of dollars.

This has led to a greater interest in on-farm weather stations and soil moisture probes which can provide much more detailed information to help with risk-management decisions.

Local agronomist Leighton Wilksch has installed weather stations across South Australia and Victoria, and now has around 350 monitoring sites.

He said it is important to access real-time information.

“The data is used to assist with logistics regarding remote farm management, understanding where rain has fallen for example; application of crop protection products, understanding what wind conditions are like; frost severity impacts on crops; or at harvest time by displaying the fire danger risk,” he said.

“We are seeing increased requirements to have local weather data logged for cropping procedures such as spray application and harvesting.

“This is for liability coverage as well as insurance against fire risk.

“There are more insurance companies

requiring harvest fire danger index to be recorded so that best management practice is followed on high-risk days during summer.”

Recently, Leet’s business Agbyte has received a SA Fire and Emergency Services grant and funding through the national Disaster Resilience Program to install weather stations across SA to provide fire danger risk and other weather-related information to communities.

When it comes to soil moisture probes, growers gain important information about the soil moisture profile below the surface.

“The soil probes sense the area around the site and the data is then displayed as graphs,” Leet explained.

“These graphs help understand any residual moisture left over from the previous year’s crop, how deep summer and autumn rainfall has infiltrated before planting, where roots are active and extracting moisture from during the growing season, how much moisture in left in the ‘tank’ to allow for grain to fill in the ripening crop.

“This helps farmers make decisions about when and what to plant, nutrition application to feed the growing crop, and yield potential during spring which can help with grain-marketing decisions.”

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Belonging at Seymour College Hilary Daniel, of Kadina, is a year 11 student boarding at Seymour College. She shares her story... i am from a farm near Kadina and started boarding at Seymour in 2018, when i was in year 10.

Changing schools, and homes, has been an unbelievable experience and i feel like i have grown so much in the process. i was very nervous at the thought of going to boarding school, but being a boarder has given me amazing opportunities and lifelong friendships.

When i first started, Grace Heaslip, 2018 head boarder, and many other girls and staff checked in with me regularly which helped me to settle in.

Having girls smiling from across the dining hall or saying hello in passing meant that i always felt part of a caring community.

One of the main reasons i chose Seymour was the incredible grounds.

The greenery and amount of space really remind me of home and i feel lucky that it’s on my

doorstep here.

Being so close to the sporting fields allows me to get involved in more co-curricular activities. i play netball and, since starting at Seymour, have also started playing football which is very popular amongst the girls and i’m really enjoying it. i arrived at Seymour with an interest in art and was surprised at how many opportunities were waiting for me here. i am now studying art and design and iB film which has opened my eyes to future career options and i’m grateful for this.

The boarding house staff offer a lot of support and have helped me to become more efficient with my studies, which allows me to do my best.

The activities we get to do on the weekend are amazing.

For anyone considering boarding school, i would suggest that you come and do a tour or a sleepover in the Seymour Boarding House. it is full of opportunities and awesome girls and teachers who will support you along the way.

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Y O R K E P E N I N S U L A F I E L D D AY S

Applying phosphorus a balancing act IN this day and age, farming is so much more than planting some seed in the ground, praying for rain, then watching the crops grow.

There are many technical aspects which are ever evolving. One of those aspects which is currently receiving a lot of research focus is soil pH and the application of phosphorus (P) to improve profitability.

Local agronomist Sam Trengove has set up a P trial in two paddocks at Bute and Koolunga and is already seeing interesting results.

“Basically, we are getting different responses to phosphorus across the paddocks in the trials we have set up,” he said.

“Based on data related to soil pH and historical crop growth, we have been applying different rates of P within one paddock.

“We won’t know for sure until harvest of course, but we are already seeing an impact

from applying a variable P rate.”

Sam said the overall aim of the trial is to determine the best way of using data and optimising P to neutralise the soil across a variable paddock and therefore improving yield and profitability.

“Data layers include yield, soil pH, historical NDVI (Normalised Difference Vegetation Index) and soil electrical conductivity,” he said.

“We can integrate this information to improve calculation of optimum P rates spread across spatially variable paddocks.

“Hopefully, this will then increase profitability derived from P fertiliser application.”

The two-year trial has been funded by the SA Grains Industry Trust and there will be two new focus paddocks next year.

“It’s important we spread the trial across a variety of soils with alkaline, acid and neutral pH,” Sam said.

“We can then better calculate P rates to

match soil types and crop needs.

“In some places, farmers are putting on too much P, and in some places not enough.

“Mostly, they apply a uniform rate across the whole paddock.

“They could save money by applying less P or increase yield by applying more P. “Where there’s soil acidity at play, there are certainly things farmers can do to improve crop performance.”

“Where there’s soil acidity at play, there are certainly things farmers can do to improve crop performance.”

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It was designed to make farm life easier and less stressful during the busy harvest period when moving field bins and augers.

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They will share their passion for boarding and showcase how boarders are a vital part of the school’s exceptional community of learning.

Head of boarding Ray Pearson believes boarding is a seminal and formative experience for students, with lifelong friendships formed and many happy memories made.

“Our boarding house is on campus, providing a seamless and easy transition between home and school,” he said.

“We are committed to maintaining ongoing open communication with parents and our staff are dedicated in their mission to provide a vibrant and thriving community.”

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ADM to highlight new Port Pirie grain option THE 2019 Yorke Peninsula Field Days marks a new era for Archer Daniels Midland Company (ADM) in Australia.

Not only will the grain marketer have an expanded presence at the field days at its new site at 540 Alford Road, but Mid and Upper North grain producers will also be able hear more about ADM’s new grain storage investment on the outskirts of Port Pirie.

The company’s Port Pirie grain storage facility is on track to open on the eve of the 2019 harvest, providing local growers with an alternate delivery point to their usual options.

National accumulation manager Damian Bradford said the bunkerstyle layout at Port Pirie has been designed according to simple segregation options, coupled with efficient harvest turnaround.

Damian said ADM welcomed the opportunity to discuss segregation plans and site operations with growers at the field days.

EXPANDING... Damian Bradford, Local grain producers in the Mid and Upper North will also have national accumulation group the option to contract, store and deliver on-farm grain to ADM Port manager with Archer Daniels Pirie at an arranged date post-harvest.

Midland, will talk about the This initiative follows the company’s successful on-farm silo bag company’s new grain storage trial on the Eyre Peninsula last harvest. facility at Port Pirie at the Yorke EP grain producers who participated in the trial benefited by capturing competitive ex-farm prices compared with local site values, Peninsula Field Days. harvest logistics efficiencies and payment security backed by ADM. In addition, the option of ADM supplying a silo bag as part of the contract added to the attraction.

These new options, coupled with ADM’s standard bulk-handler-based contracts, delivered end-user options, statewide ex-farm prices and shorter payment terms (seven days end of week (DEOW) for site/port and 14 DEOW for delivered end-user contracts), ensures the SA grain producer remains central to ADM’s origination strategy.

To find out more about the ADM Port Pirie facility, current global and local markets, and to go into the daily draws to win an ADM esky full of quality SA produce, producers can drop in and say g’day to the company’s team at 540 Alford Road.

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CFS spreading bushfire safety message THE South Australian Country Fire Service has held an exhibit at the Yorke Peninsula Field Days for many years to provide information about helping people stay safe during bushfire season.

This year, the exhibit has the theme Why Risk It? and will feature lots of interactive activities, especially for families and children.

“The SA CFS display will have a variety of people on hand all day every day available for one-on-one discussions,” Region 2 community engagement officer Annie Pomeroy said.

“We will be ready to discuss your safety during the bushfire season, including how to understand our warnings and stay informed during summer.

“We will again run our popular stovetop fire demonstration for people to learn how to safely extinguish a cooking fire, and a few lucky audience members will receive a free fire blanket

for their kitchen.

“Smokey will make special appearances throughout the day, providing photo opportunities, high fives and hugs on request!

“We will have a kids’ corner with activity books to keep young children entertained with Smokey activities while you talk to our wonderful CFS people.

“To assist with spreading our important Why Risk It? message, Animal Capers will bring a variety of different animals to the site every day.

“There is no admission fee for any of our activities, you can look at the animals and take home lots of information.

“All it will cost is your time and willingness to learn more about your bushfire risk and safety during summer.

“You can also enter into a free draw to win an emergency kit.”

The Why Risk It? theme focuses on being safe whilst enjoying leisure and

lifestyle activities at home and further afield during bushfire season.

“South Australians are extremely fortunate to have a wonderful lifestyle where we can enjoy a wide variety of activities during the summer months, but many homes and recreational hotspots are also in high-risk areas for bushfire, so Why Risk It?” Annie said.

“Barbecues, camping, campfires, cycling, mowing and slashing, plus welding and grinding, will be covered as well as how to prepare your pets and other animals for bushfire season.

“We will provide advice, ideas and planning tools so all South Australians can enjoy summer without putting ourselves or others at risk.”

Annie said it is important for the CFS to have a presence at the field days, to share important messages and acknowledge the work of local volunteers.

“We all know the valuable and

wonderful work our CFS volunteers do fighting fires each summer but we also need to remind members of the public they can take important steps to reduce the threat or even prevent fires occurring,” she said.

“Agricultural field days are an important event in the rural community calendar, with large numbers of people from high bushfire risk areas attending.

“This makes the YP Field Days a very important opportunity for us to talk to people firsthand, face-to-face and keep them up to date with our bushfire safety messages.”

ENGAGING… Smokey the CFS koala with Region 2 community engagement officer Annie Pomeroy at the Kadina Show. They will be at the field days with lots of interactive activities for visitors.

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Bringing all sorts of parts to the field days SOUTHERN Cross Transport Equipment Group is one of Australia’s largest suppliers of truck and trailer parts and accessories and has branches at Dry Creek in South Australia.

“Service, knowledge and range are what we pride ourselves on at SCTEG Parts Adelaide,” branch manager Travis Opitz said.

“With more than 40 years of combined experience amongst our staff, we have no problem interpreting the parts you need for your trailing equipment.

“SCTEG Parts Adelaide has been trading for 11 years and we have established a wide, loyal customer base across our great state.

“We also have a fully-equipped workshop that can take care of all your fibreglassing, servicing and suspension repairs on your trailing equipment.”

SCTEG also has a trailer branch which sells a variety of models.

“If you’re in the market for a new tipper, flat top, drop deck or that special build for your business, don’t hesitate to visit our field days

display and have a talk to our trailer sales team,” Travis said.

“We will also have a range of parts and specials on site coupled with new products from our vast range.

“We chose our products very selectively, only parts that meet our strict criteria make it onto our shelves.

“We stock parts and accessories from all market-leading brands, from both original equipment and aftermarket suppliers, as well as our own quality SCTEG-branded products which represent excellent value you can trust.

“If it’s load scales you’re interested in, Jarrad Noske from the Right Weigh team will be on site displaying its load scale system for mechanical suspension.

“He can also answer any questions regarding the whole Right Weigh product range of load scales, including the Bluetooth models which will be available on site.”

For more information, visit the company’s website, www.scteg.com.au.

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Star of the Sea caring in the community STAR of the Sea In-Home/Community Care has been providing quality home care services throughout the Yorke Peninsula, Copper Coast and Port Pirie regions for more than 11 years.

“Our wide range of services, codesigned by you, can be subsidised through a government Home Care Package, approved Veteran Home Care, or you can pay a private fee for service upon request,” a spokesperson said.

“We focus on helping you achieve your goals, allowing you to remain living an active, healthy and fulfilling life in your own home.

“Whether it’s support in the garden, help at home, bed making/laundry, shopping, social support, bill paying or transporting you to medical appointments, it’s our privilege to assist and support you.

“As an integral part of the community for so long, many families have included us in their lives by entrusting us into their homes to assist.

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The company was founded in 1980 and continues to expand from its rural foundation, offering the same professional, personalised service and quality-built transport equipment to all customers locally and interstate.

“Our clients come back and are happy to recommend us to their colleagues, neighbours and industry peers, you don’t get that without attention to detail and a great product,” sales manager Lee Maddison said.

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Y O R K E P E N I N S U L A F I E L D D AY S

24th, 25th & 26th SEPTEMBER, 2019

Sharing knowledge about Northern Sustainable Soils

PRESIDENT... Bute’s James Venning is the president of the Northern Sustainable Soils group.

Make sure e your snags are the only thing you burn…

FARMING is forever faced with challenges, including how to deal with varying soil types.

Northern Sustainable Soils is a not-for-profit group formed in 2007 to facilitate research and development for dealing with the variable dune/swale soil types in the northern Yorke Peninsula.

“We are faced with erosion and degradation issues, areas of poor production performance and hostile subsoils,” publicity officer Leighton “Leet” Wilksch said.

“The trial and demonstration work conducted in the area assists growers in understanding what is driving the variation we see in yield and production, and also provide some solutions.”

The group has 50 members and is led by Bute’s James Venning as president.

“I have been a member of the group for the past five years but this is my first time on the committee,” James said.

“The biggest benefit is getting together with a group of like-minded farmers.

“If you attend the crop walks it’s because you are interested in what is being spoken about and you want to find out information

which might help you to improve your farming practice.

“It’s a great chance to talk about what’s working on our farms, what’s not, and to share knowledge and ideas.”

The group usually has three crop walks every year — one in summer, winter and spring. Members are invited to look at the trials and hear from guest speakers about a variety of issues.

“The winter walk this year focused on acidic soils and soil pH in general,” James said.

“We are trying to increase the pH in soils but also focus on what happens when the pH is too high and ties up nutrients.

“Another guest speaker was Jenna Garwood from the National Residue Survey in Canberra.

“She spoke about how, these days, people are so much more concerned about food safety and want to know what chemicals are sprayed on the grain and what’s detectable.

“As farmers, we need to be aware of what we are putting on our crops.”

The NSS group always welcomes new members. For more information, contact Leet on 0408 428 714.

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PAC understands boys’ education AT Prince Alfred College, staff help boys to work hard, be kind and challenge themselves and their mates to be the best they can be.

“We also expect boys to make mistakes and to learn from them,” a spokesperson said.

“This consumes the time, skill and energy of our team of committed staff who really understand boys’ education.

“Boys don’t learn in exactly the same way as girls.

“If you have both boys and girls at home, you will already know this.

“Our staff understand this too, so our teaching approach and academic programs are carefully designed to stimulate boys’ imagination, creativity, interests and talents.

“We help boys to develop a love of learning and to engage in respectful and informed debates about issues outside of the classroom.

“Prospective parents who visit our school often ask, can a boys-only education prepare their son for life?’

“The answer is yes.

“Respect is at the centre of all lasting and valuable relationships and is a core value for us.

“Our wellbeing programs encourage and help our boys to be confident, kind and empathetic so they can build respectful relationships at school and beyond.

“We have been a boys-only school for 150 years.

“Our programs inside and outside of the classroom, such as our immersive outdoor education program at Wambana, our long-stay campus at Point Turton, are based on deep evidence and experience about how boys learn and grow.

“Parents want a school for their son that understands him and a culture that aligns with their family values.

“We work with our families to help their sons know who they are, be kind to themselves and to others, appreciate the value of working hard, and to be caring and active citizens of the world.”

FUTURE… Prince Alfred College carefully designs its academic programs to stimulate boys’ imagination, creativity, interests and talents.

Visit your local CRT retailer at the Yorke Peninsula Field Days Suppliers present will include:

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boarding at PAC Join us We invite Old Reds, current parents and future students to visit us at 241 Kadina Road to share news of our studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; successes and to discuss the unique opportunities for boarders at Princes.

To learn how Prince Alfred College can maximise the opportunities for your son, please contact the Admissions Office at admissions@pac.edu.au or 8334 1275.

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YOUR LOCAL HEARING SPECIALISTS Offering expert advice on hearing loss, hearing aids, tinnitus, a second opinion on all hearing related matters and hearing protection information Demonstration of the latest hearing aids and user-friendly apps Does your partner snore?

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AWARDS NIGHT… Soil Management Systems managing director Brenton Byerlee with the award for Cutting Edge Agronomy and award sponsor Grant Kelson.

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SOIL Management Systems, based in Orroroo, was honoured to win the award for Cutting Edge Agronomy at the recent four-day Carbon Cocky Conference in Albury, New South Wales.

More than 400 farmers from around Australia attended the conference, which emphasised the importance of organic carbon in soils.

It also highlighted the fact farmers can be paid under the Carbon Sequestration in Soils Scheme for building carbon in their soils.

Managing director Brenton Byerlee presented to the conference about subtle soil degradation.

“The award recognises our expertise and commitment to helping farmers better understand their soils,” he said.

“Soils are designed to be a diverse hive of activity of soil organisms which are working on our behalf.

“Aside from increasing water-holding capacity, mineralisation of nutrients to crops and pastures increases the efficiency of fertiliser applications.

“Plants are more resilient and less susceptible to attacks from diseases and insects.

“Soil Management Systems has been in business now for 24 years, operating in all forms of agriculture around Australia.

“We receive much satisfaction from showing farmers through our comprehensive soil analysis — assessing where their soils are at and creating a program of bringing them back to life by balancing soil nutrients.

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Y O R K E P E N I N S U L A F I E L D D AY S

24th, 25th & 26th SEPTEMBER, 2019

Young leaders emerging in ag ARTHURTONâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S Chris Moloney is one of eight young people chosen to boost their leadership skills through Grain Producers SAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s newlyestablished Emerging Leaders Program.

The program will allow participants to develop networks, access a range of industry leaders and gain experience in advocacy.

It will include an international study tour to the United States and Canada which will focus on international trade, advocacy in the US farm sector, biotechnology and other emerging technologies. â&#x20AC;&#x153;The aim is to get together young people who are involved with agriculture and create some succession for the grower groups,â&#x20AC;?

Chris said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;We will be involved with professional development, policy making, and have the opportunity to rub shoulders with some of the more senior members of the industry â&#x20AC;&#x201D; it should be fantastic.â&#x20AC;?

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GPSA chief executive oďŹ&#x192;cer Caroline Rhodes said she was committed to developing the next generation of agricultural leaders in South Australia. â&#x20AC;&#x153;To deliver our mission, we need skilled and capable individuals involved in setting policy and to manage and anticipate emerging issues relevant to grain producers and the wider industry,â&#x20AC;? she said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s why GPSA wants to inspire and motivate the next generation of industry leaders. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Our inaugural cohort of emerging leaders is at diďŹ&#x20AC;erent stages of their leadership journey and the Emerging Leaders Program will help to accelerate their leadership potential.â&#x20AC;?

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Rosewarne’s team revved up with field days specials

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THE 2019 Yorke Peninsula Field Days will be a great time to do business with local motor vehicle dealership Rosewarne’s.

“We have two sites this year, located at 504 and 508 Bute Road,” dealer principal Tom Rosewarne said.

“All of our brands will be represented on the sites including Holden, Hyundai, Mitsubishi, RAA and BRP (Bombardier Recreational Products).

“We have superior pricing on all models compared with all our competitors.

“You can save thousands on our 4x4 range and we can deck out your new commercial vehicle with all the accessories required to suit your needs.

“Whether you are a grey nomad, a suit in a ute, a 4x4 enthusiast or a primary producer, we have it all on tap. Our passenger vehicles don’t miss out either with an aggressive accessory pack if you purchase after receiving a quote from us at the field days.

“You will receive $1000 worth of accessories on any purchase of a Hyundai or Mitsubishi vehicle, a great opportunity to accessorise your drive!

“If you’re in the market for an SBS or ATV Can-Am, now is the time to buy with severely marked down prices on selected units. Like our utes, these SBS and ATV units are ready for work.

“Built in Canada, quality and comfort is what to expect from a Can-Am. “Come in and receive a field days special on the BRP range of products.

“With the weather warming up, spring is the time to experience great prices on our Seadoo range.

“We have a spring deal on for the field days, which is a perfect opportunity to purchase to be ready to go and hit the water this summer.

“Contact myself, Dave O’Leary or Craig Westbrook for a quote, and remember to receive these fantastic deals we must provide your quote at the field days!”

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Building with care, passion and quality WAHLSTEDT Quality Homes has been building homes for 27 years.

“We are one of the most experienced builders on Yorke Peninsula, starting from our base in Moonta in 1992,” managing director Gary Wahlstedt said.

“We have continued to steadily grow and expand and have now built thousands of homes throughout the peninsula, in the Mid North, Clare Valley and Adelaide.”

Gary believes experience is everything when building a new home.

“Our motto is simple, ‘build every home as if it is your own — with care, passion and quality’,” he said.

“Our team of dedicated tradespeople are some of the best in South Australia and have been with WQH for many years.

“We have also hand picked our suppliers to be sure our clients get the best products and best back-up service available.”

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“We can build in timber or steel frame. We build everything including a lightweight holiday home, a small retirement home, a family home, two-storey home, or even commercial properties,” Gary said.

“Building a home does involve making lots of choices but we guide you every step of the way.

“It is so rewarding to see individual personalities shine through in the finished product and for people to be satisfied that we were able to bring their vision to life.”

Gary and the team are looking forward to catching up with past, existing and new clients at the Yorke Peninsula Field Days.

“If you can’t make the field days, give one of our building consultants a call and they can work through your ideas and help you see that you can afford a Wahlstedt Quality Home,” Gary said.

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Correct treatment of grain in storage THE Grains Research and Development Corporationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Grain Storage Extension Project team has developed a set of guidelines to help growers adhere to fumigation best practice.

Correct treatment is imperative to ensure grain remains free of pests during on-farm storage and chemical residues are avoided.

Grain storage expert Philip Burrill said implementing simple, standard measures will eliminate the risk of rejection of deliveries â&#x20AC;&#x201D; and potential ďŹ nes â&#x20AC;&#x201D; and will protect human and livestock health, as well as important grain markets. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Correct fumigation of grain in storage is really non-negotiable,â&#x20AC;? Mr Burrill said. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It is not onerous for growers to implement best practice, yet the implications of poor practice can be extremely costly.â&#x20AC;?

To control insects at all life stages,

the only option is to fumigate in a gastight storage. Cool grain temperatures require a longer fumigation period and aeration fans ďŹ tted on gas-tight silos provide a number of beneďŹ ts including a shorter ventilation period after a fumigation.

The time required for eďŹ&#x20AC;ective fumigation ranges from 10 to 27 days, accounting for the minimum exposure period, ventilation and withholding period.

This highlights the importance of monitoring grain regularly and at least 27 days before out-loading to allow suďŹ&#x192;cient time to fumigate if required.

When determining how much phosphine to apply, it is important to treat the entire storage volume, regardless of how much grain is contained inside.

For example, a 100-tonne silo full of grain requires 200 phosphine tablets.

If that same 100t silo is only half full

of grain, it still requires 200 phosphine tablets for eďŹ&#x20AC;ective fumigation.

Phosphine is a highly-toxic gas with potentially fatal consequences if handled incorrectly.

As a minimum requirement, the label directs the use of cotton overalls buttoned at the neck and wrist, eye protection, elbow-length PVC gloves and a breathing respirator with combined dust and gas cartridge.

Growers unclear of best practices and good procedures for on-farm fumigations should contact the GRDC Grain Storage Extension Project team on 1800 WEEVIL or attend a storage workshop.

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Grain storage, the good Examples of good practices to reduce phosphine residue and therefore rejection of deliveries include: 1. Get in the habit of checking grain in storage each month for pests and quality. This eliminates the risk of nasty surprises when it comes time to outload grain for sale and being tempted to perform a poor, rushed fumigation.

2. Keep up-to-date monthly storage records of grain inspections, pests detected and grain treatments applied.

3. Have clear procedures, understood by all on the property, of how fumigation and venting is to be completed according to the label, the correct dose rates, and which silos can be used as they need to be gas-tight sealable.

4. Plan ahead for grain fumigations — allow 10 to 27 days for exposure plus ventilation plus withholding period depending on temperature and method as stated on the phosphine label.

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The following are examples of poor grain-storage practices: 1. Don’t fumigate in the truck — it is not gastight/sealable, it is difficult to vent, it is illegal and dangerous to the operator and the public.

2. Do not mix tablets in with the grain — the tablet dust can be toxic to stock if grain is fed and, when grain is moved, tablet dust can release more phosphine gas.

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Vicchem technical services manager Peter Jones said it’s important farmers are matching their chemicals to the water hardness.

FOR robust results from summer knockdown herbicides — namely glyphosate — resellers and agronomists should ensure farmer clients choose the right chemistry for the water hardness, according to Vicchem technical services manager Peter Jones.

“Australia’s own Vicchem is a leading research and development-based manufacturer which has developed a range of unique three-in-one spray adjuvants for summer knockdown weed control,” he said.

“Trials show Hot-Up is ideal when using soft-to-moderate water such as town and most channel water, typically less than 300ppm of hard water ions.

“Being oil based, Hot-Up prevents droplet breakdown in the hot and dry conditions of Australian summers.

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He has found hard water often contain calcium or magnesium ions which can interact with glyphosate to form insoluble complexes, rendering

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Mr Jones said the main source of hard water ions came from limestone leaching, which was common in Australian aquifers.

Zinc and iron could also influence water hardness but were less common.

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Make it a Midland Stockyard THE success of Midland Stockyards can be attributed to the extensive farming and yard design experience of founders Joe and Carol Forrest.

Both are ex-farmers who have remained associated with the agricultural industry, even after their move to Perth from Hyden. They have experience in most areas of agriculture, including livestock, machinery development and manufacture.

They released their sheep yard range five years ago.

Midland Stockyard plans are based on a basic bugle design, with opportunities to adapt to individual requirements through an in-house design ability.

“Our quality yards at ridiculous prices have drawn a huge amount of sales and enquiries,” Joe and Carol said.

“We do not take this for granted, with great effort put into improvements and listening to our end users — farmers.

“The modular design of the yard components allows for ease of transportation, erection, flexibility to swap panels for PA gates, marking panels, gates, double-fold gates, et cetera, as the panels are the same dimensions to assist in the efficiency in handling sheep, cattle and other livestock.

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“We have also introduced hay feeders, diamond sets, double-fold gates, marking panels and PA gates for cattle which are popular.

“Midland Stockyards is excited to be attending the field days this year, and team members Paul, Scott and Jeremy will be there to help with your enquiries.”

OUT and About Clothing is a proud Australian small business located in the South Australian town of Keith.

Established in 2001, Out and About Clothing provides women of all shapes and sizes a colourful collection of rugby jumpers and polos with bright contrasting collars and trims, and can even tailor make their garments to fit your measurements.

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“We will provide customers with the option Christine said. to view hundreds of different colours of rugby “Out and About Clothing offers women tops. The most difficult part will be choosing relaxed fit and semi-fitted rugbys and provides your favourites!” Christine said. a range of kids’ rugby tops as well.

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WELL BUILT… This Sambec farm shed at Monarto featured in a national television campaign for Colorbond’s 50th anniversary.

SAMBEC Sheds is a family owned and operated business based in South Australia with more than 55 years’ building experience.

Mick White started in the building industry way back in the 1950s with his father Jim who was also a builder putting up prefab houses in a week — amazing!

Christopher, Mick’s youngest son, now runs Sambec alongside Mick as the third generation of proudly South Australian builders.

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Sambec is a combination of the first initials of Mick and his wife Bev and their children Suzanne, Angela/Allyson, Maxwell (Mick)/ Michael, Bev, Elizabeth and Christopher.

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