• Home
  • Articles
    • Front Page
    • General Interest
    • Letters to the Editor
    • Snippets
  • Competitions
  • Our Community
    • Our People
    • Question of the Week
    • Be Seen
    • Jobs in The Central West
  • Features
    • Rural Round Up
    • Loving Local Living
    • Wellness Wise
    • My Place
    • Real Estate
    • Recipe of the Week
  • Sports
    • Canowindra Bowls Club
    • Canowindra Junior Rugby League
    • Canowindra Senior Rugby League
    • Cricket
    • Footy Tipping Competition
    • Golf
    • Rugby Union
    • Swimming Club
    • Touch Football Results
    • Tennis
    • Other
  • Contact Us
    • Contact Page
    • Advertise with Us
    • Testimonials
    • Subscribe to the Phoenix
    • Submit an Article
    • Previous Print Editions

The Canowindra Phoenix

Your free weekly guide to what's happening in and around Canowindra.

You are here: Home / Articles / Australian National Field Days Sites Still Available

Australian National Field Days Sites Still Available

26 July, 2017 By editor

The Australian National Field Days (ANFD) are still taking site entries from businesses and organisations for this year’s event to be
held at Borenore. ANFD administration manager Jayne West said bookings were rapidly rolling in for this year’s event, with many exhibitors heading to the site for the first time. “We have a lot of new exhibitors booked in this year, with many bringing new technology and products we haven’t seen before,” Jayne said.

“Anyone interested in exhibiting is invited to call the office as we do still have sites available.” “Exhibiting at live events is one of the most effective marketing mediums it enhances corporate identity, awareness and also a relationship with consumers and other business organisations.” The 2107 field days will be held from Thursday to Saturday, October 26–28 and organisers are expecting about 20,000 visitors to stroll through the gates.

By aligning your brand with the Field Days, your business is also showing strong support of the rural communities. The ANFD is a
not-for-profit organisation, with all income going into site maintenance and the local region. “Given that we are located on the fringe
of the broadacre cropping area, the committee decided to add the focus of the livestock industry, which is a significant contributor to
our region’s economy.

“Holding part of the event on a Saturday also means smaller producers and hobby farmers, who work off-farm during the week, can
attend.” This year’s event will have maximum family appeal, with more free entertainment including the thrilling Flair Action Sports performing freestyle motocross, BMX and skating stunts. Children will again enjoy the free jumping castle and giant slide, while Scar
Entertainment will provide entertainment at the bar each day.

A packed program in the Style Pavilion, including the ever-popular fashion parade and CWA cooking demonstrations, will also ensure
broad appeal. Other attractions including the art exhibition, sheepdog trials and schools education showcase will be on site again,
while the feature exhibit at this year’s event will be The Australian Stock Horse Society who will have both visual and practical demonstrations.

Filed Under: Articles, General Interest, Rural Round Up

More News

Young Country Minds Matter

25 February, 2021 By editor

Rural Youth are set to receive extra support due to a funding boost from Western NSW Primary Health … [Read More...]

Orange Set For Vaccine Roll Out

25 February, 2021 By editor

Just on a year to the day since the first diagnosed case of COVID-19 in Australia, the … [Read More...]

Letter

25 February, 2021 By editor

Dear Editor and the people of Canowindra, I would like to thank the people of Canowindra for the … [Read More...]

More articles in this section

  • Snippets…
  • Vintage Header Still Good To Go
  • Gee Calls on Facebook To Unblock News

More Food & Wine

ANZAC Treat

23 April, 2020 By editor

Caramel ANZAC Slice SLICE • 2 Cups Plain Flour • 2 Cups Brown Sugar • 2 Cups Rolled Oats • 1 … [Read More...]

Enjoy a Cold Christmas Pudding!

16 December, 2015 By editor

Ingredients 2.25 litre vanilla ice cream 2 x 125 punnets of pistachio kernels 1 teaspoon … [Read More...]

The Bite…Coffee Culture

8 July, 2015 By editor

It is a fair generalisation that Australians are culturally obsessed with their coffee. Across the … [Read More...]

More articles in this section

  • The Bite…Winter Warmers
  • In The Vines…Philip Shaw’s New Cellar Door
  • The Bite…Orange Cafe Culture

More Sport

Rugby Union

25 February, 2021 By editor

Canowindra Pythons 2021 rugby union season starts in April!

Latest Print Edition

Click here to download the recent issue (622) of The Canowindra Phoenix (1.9mb PDF) 25th February 2021

AWARDED 2018 BEST BUSINESS IN CABONNE

Stay Connected

The Canowindra Phoenix would like to thank you, our Facebook friends, for your continued support and readership!

likeusonfacebook

Canowindra Booklet

Click here to download the 2018 Canowindra Booklet – Explore “The Place You Call Home” Like a Local

Central West Rural Round Up Booklet

Click here to download the Central West Rural Round Up Booklet

Search the Phoenix

Recent Articles

  • Rugby Union 25 February, 2021
  • BE Seen 25 February, 2021
  • Young Country Minds Matter 25 February, 2021

Contact the Phoenix

Street Address: 84 Gaskill Street Canowindra NSW 2804 Postal Address: PO Box 203 Canowindra NSW 2804 Phone: (02) 6344 1846 Email: editor@canowindraphoenix.com.au or sales@canowindraphoenix.com.au View our Privacy Policy. View our Conflict Resolution Process. View our Ethics and Complaints Policy. Want to advertise with us? Information on our Community Promotions.

Submit an Article

We are always looking for new articles of interest to the local community.

Please feel free to submit an article for possible inclusion in a future issue.

To submit an article, click here to use our online article submission form.

Receive The Phoenix via Email

* indicates required

Copyright © 2021 · Website setup and support: CompleteWPCare