Established 1951
April 1-3 2027, Kirwee, Christchurch
Close to 25 thousand have already been to see the machinery demonstrations, primary industry trade sites and interactive stalls.
“We’ve had a wonderful few days so far, and the weather is looking great for tomorrow, so all signs are pointing towards another bumper crowd,” said SIAFD Chairperson Michaela McLeod.
“The feedback we’re getting is the exhibitors are really enjoying the positive engagement they’re having with the public, which is a great achievement for our organising committee which is largely made up of volunteers,”
McLeod added.
Two-time Rugby World Cup winning All Black Sam Whitelock will be a feature of the Field Days on Friday as he engages with the public as part of his role as a Farmstrong Ambassador.
Over 40 tractors, headers and balers will also be on show tomorrow, which has been a highlight of the demonstrations.
Polaris picked up the Best Big Site award after wowing the crowds with their off-road vehicles who were put through their paces on their makeshift all terrain course.
The judges said it was hard to go past Polaris who were constantly surrounded by onlookers, who also clearly displayed the vehicle's safety abilities.
Christchurch based planning and surveying company Survus Consultants scooped the Best Small Site award, impressing the judges with their striking site and ability to create great conversation and interaction with the public.
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