Field Days & Exhibitions

Mount Isa Mines Rodeo 2026 ranks with greatest ever seen
Spectacular arena action marked the 67th Mount Isa Mines Rodeo where an 18-year-old debutant claimed the biggest buckle Red dust flew everywhere as records were

Laidley spring festival blooms into the ultimate destination
Travelling from either Brisbane or Toowoomba direction it’s just one hour to attend this authentic country festival and enjoy a big moment Dust off the

Meat rendering industry and used cooking oil event
The meat rendering industry and used cooking oil recycling sector will convene in Melbourne to discuss livestock production and farm supply chains With exports valued

Dowerin Machinery Field Days is the powerhouse event in the west
A two-day program in 2026 cements the Dowerin Machinery Field Days as the leading event for farming and regional communities in Western Australia Dowerin Machinery

Farm World sets the scene for major events in 2026
For farmers Farm World is the chance to take a look at all the models coming up for the season and for visitors its where

Hort Connections 2026 is gearing up at Adelaide venue
The southern hemisphere’s biggest horticulture conference will take place in Adelaide SA and most industry participants will be in attendance Australia and New Zealand’s premier

Diesel Dirt & Turf Expo will keep you fully informed
Join main industry participants who will be in attendance at the 2026 Diesel Dirt & Turf Expo to see the latest releases and active demos

Beef Australia competition is offering cash prizes and ribbons
Nominations have opened for Beef Australia’s 2027 AMPC National Carcase Competition with the winner announced during event activities Nominations are now open for Beef Australia’s

TropAg conference offers a Pacific region perspective on food security
The TropAg 2025 Conference will be held from 11 to 13 November 2025 at the Royal International Convention Centre in Brisbane The Pacific region can

Boolah Farm Field Day hosts successful farm trial results
With results of 19 current farm trials backed up with the chance to engage with farm experts the Boolah Field Day is the network format

Cattle Australia Young Beef Judges national title won by Tasmania
Candina Crowden 21 from Burnie wins Young Beef Judges national title ahead of Matilda Sullivan 16 from Barnawatha Victoria The best young beef cattle judges,

Beef judges and paraders face off in an inspiring contest
Young Judges and Paraders shine at the national championships held today at the Royal Queensland Show (Ekka) Following an inspiration competition with entrants from all

Renewable energy is adding income for farm operations
On-farm renewables is no longer just a vague term as the National Renewables in Agriculture Conference and Expo will reveal It’s more important than ever

JAGRI Tokyo 2026 opens Japan’s agricultural market to the world
Japan trade exhibition sheds light on how an older farm workforce can switch to full automation and keep the farm running longer J-AGRI Tokyo farm

Diesel Dirt and Turf Expo pulled in a big crowd
It was fitting the tenth anniversary Diesel Dirt & Turf Expo held in 2026 catered for a record breaking attendance The crowd poured in as

Mount Isa Mines Rodeo 2026 ranks with greatest ever seen
Spectacular arena action marked the 67th Mount Isa Mines Rodeo where an 18-year-old debutant claimed the biggest buckle Red dust flew everywhere as records were
Reserve Bank replaces puppy love with harsh reality of a world heading into high interest rates over the next 2 years
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) gave borrowers a break from increased rates at the past two meetings this year, but forces of persistent inflation and high government debt have
Livestock and food production renderers set their first sustainability agenda
The rendering and used cooking oil recycling sector has launched the first industry-wide ARA Sustainability Framework, establishing a common plan to measure and strengthen performance across some of the most
The Nationals identify Visa slowdowns as putting regional job vacancies at risk of not being filled
Farmers and regional employers are warning they could be left without the workers they need for the peak summer harvest and tourism season unless the Federal Government urgently fixes delays