URGENT UPDATE: The highly anticipated Elmore Field Days 2025 are confirmed for October 7-9, 2025, promising an exciting celebration of 62 years of agricultural innovation and community spirit. Held at the Elmore Events Centre, this event is gearing up to deliver three action-packed days filled with hands-on experiences, cutting-edge technology, and fun for all ages.
This year’s field days will showcase a vast array of exhibitors, giving attendees the chance to explore the latest in agricultural machinery, tools, and technologies. From tractors to pumps, plants to fashion, there’s something for everyone involved in the farming lifestyle. Families can look forward to a plethora of entertainment options, including gold panning, camel rides, and free face painting for the kids, ensuring a memorable experience for all.
New attractions for 2025 include the Agnico Eagle Fosterville Health Hub, a dedicated area offering free skin checks and general health screenings aimed at enhancing the wellbeing of our rural community. Attendees can also witness live demonstrations in the Crafts and Culture Corner, featuring traditional Aboriginal art, lace-making, and more.
Additionally, the popular Shearing and Wool Handling Feature returns, partnering with Shearing for Kids with Cancer to raise vital funds for this important cause. The Beloka Kelpies will also wow the crowd with their exceptional working dog demonstrations throughout the event.
Gates will open daily from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, providing ample time to explore everything the field days have to offer. Early bird tickets will be available online starting September 1st, with tickets also purchasable at the gate. Don’t miss out—children under 12 years old can enter for free!
With such a diverse lineup of activities and exhibitors, the Elmore Field Days are a must-attend event on the agricultural calendar. Mark your calendars and prepare for an unforgettable experience! For more details, visit www.elmorefielddays.com.au.
Stay tuned for further updates as the event date approaches, and be sure to share this news with fellow agricultural enthusiasts!
