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East Gippsland Field Days
April 11, 2025 - April 12, 2025
Completed The East Gippsland Field Days has established itself as one of the region’s most anticipated annual events, attracting between 8,000 to 10,000 visitors each year. With over 350 exhibitor spaces, it serves as a premier showcase for new products, services, and valuable information tailored to the diverse agricultural and rural industries that define East Gippsland. Visitors from across the region and beyond flock to the event to discover the latest innovations, gain industry insights, and network with experts across a wide range of sectors.
East Gippsland is known for its rich agricultural landscape, which spans approximately 750,000 hectares. This region is home to thriving industries, including beef, wool, dairy, vegetables, and cropping. In recent years, emerging sectors like flower growing and viticulture have gained traction, further diversifying the local economy. Alongside agriculture, the area boasts Australia’s largest fishing fleet, a robust timber industry contributing 25% of Victoria’s hardwood production, and growing sectors in tourism, manufacturing, and retail.
Given the breadth of industries present in the region, the need for high-quality equipment, products, and services is significant. The Field Days event offers exhibitors a unique opportunity to connect with this dynamic market, catering to the needs of both established businesses and emerging enterprises. For visitors, the Field Days provides a rare chance to explore a wide range of products and services in one convenient location. Whether it's discovering cutting-edge agricultural technologies, exploring new machinery, or learning about the latest innovations in the region’s diverse industries, the event delivers valuable opportunities for all who attend.
Since its inception in 1986, the East Gippsland Field Days has been proudly run by the Lindenow Lions Club, becoming an iconic fixture on the region’s calendar. This long-standing tradition continues to grow each year, fostering community spirit and providing a vital platform for showcasing the innovations that drive East Gippsland’s economy forward.
Farm World
March 27, 2025 - March 29, 2025
Completed Farm World stands as Victoria's premier agricultural event, drawing visitors from across the region each year. Held at Lardner Park, this iconic event has earned its place as one of the leading agricultural shows in the state, offering businesses an invaluable opportunity for market expansion, brand exposure, and revenue growth. It’s more than just an exhibition; it’s a dynamic gathering that showcases the best of agribusiness, the latest technologies, equipment, and industry insights, creating a unique platform for professionals to engage with experts and explore the future of agriculture.
At Farm World, there is something for everyone. For both urban pioneers and lifestyle farmers, the event is a treasure trove of inspiration and information. Visitors can explore a wide range of equipment, DIY tools, and sustainable gardening and horticulture solutions. The event also highlights the latest innovations in drone technology, outdoor living, and a variety of must-have tools that are essential for modern farming and rural living. Whether it’s discovering new techniques for sustainable agriculture or exploring cutting-edge farm equipment, Farm World offers attendees the chance to learn and discover new ways to improve their practices.
One of the standout events at Farm World is the Telstra Women in Ag lunch, which brings together an inspiring line-up of speakers and presenters. It’s an opportunity to celebrate and recognize the contribution of women in agriculture while gaining valuable insights from industry leaders. Another crowd favorite is the Farm World's Fittest Farmer competition, where participants battle for the coveted title in a fun and challenging competition, adding an element of excitement and camaraderie to the event.
Farm World is not just about learning and innovation; it’s also about having fun and enjoying unique experiences. The event features a wide variety of interactive activities, such as four-wheel-drive demonstrations, cattle dog showcases, and pony rides, making it a perfect family outing. Visitors can also indulge in live music, delicious food and drink, and explore a variety of retail shopping options, ensuring that there's something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you're looking to expand your knowledge, find new products, or simply have a good time with friends and family, Farm World offers an unforgettable experience.
With its combination of education, innovation, and entertainment, Farm World continues to be a key event for those in the agricultural sector and anyone with an interest in rural living. It provides the perfect setting for networking, discovering new technologies, and celebrating all that agriculture has to offer.
Warragul Show
February 28, 2025 - March 02, 2025
Completed The Warragul Show is a beloved annual tradition that has been celebrated for over 130 years, drawing visitors from across the West Gippsland region of Victoria, Australia. Held each year on the first weekend of March, this agricultural show provides a unique opportunity for the community to come together and celebrate everything from local farming achievements to the creative talents of the region’s residents. The show takes place at the Warragul Showgrounds, nestled in the heart of the town, at Logan Park, a venue that also hosts greyhound and harness racing tracks, adding an extra layer of excitement to the event.
Since its inception in 1885, the Warragul Show has grown to become one of the region’s most anticipated events, attracting people from many different towns in West Gippsland. The event is managed by the Warragul and West Gippsland Agricultural Society, an organization dedicated to promoting agriculture, rural life, and community spirit. The show’s format includes a blend of agricultural showcases, carnival fun, and cultural exhibitions, making it an event that appeals to a wide variety of interests.
The show kicks off with the carnival, a lively and vibrant celebration of fun, where families and thrill-seekers can enjoy the colorful rides, games, and entertainment that have become a staple of the event’s first day. The carnival atmosphere is infectious, with music, food stalls, and the excitement of classic fairground attractions filling the air. It’s a time for visitors of all ages to let loose, catch up with friends, and take in the festive atmosphere that sets the stage for the rest of the weekend.
The second day of the show focuses more on showcasing the agricultural and rural traditions that are the backbone of the event. This day highlights the farming community’s contributions and achievements, with a range of competitions and exhibits that demonstrate the skills and hard work of local farmers. From livestock competitions, where the region's finest cattle, sheep, and poultry are showcased, to demonstrations of modern farming practices, the event provides a fascinating insight into the world of agriculture. Visitors can learn about the latest farming innovations, discover the diversity of rural life in the region, and interact with farmers who are eager to share their knowledge and passion for the land.
In addition to the agricultural exhibitions, the Warragul Show also celebrates the creative spirit of the community through a variety of arts and crafts competitions. Visitors can marvel at the stunning photography, intricate flower arrangements, and beautiful hand-crafted items on display. These exhibitions provide a platform for local artists, photographers, and crafters to showcase their talents, adding a rich cultural layer to the event that complements the agricultural focus.
Another popular element of the show is the baking competition, where local bakers put their skills to the test in a series of challenges. From traditional cakes and biscuits to innovative new recipes, the baking section of the Warragul Show has become a highlight for many visitors, with the delicious aromas tempting the senses and encouraging friendly competition among the region’s best home bakers.
At its core, the Warragul Show is a celebration of community and rural life. It’s a place where agriculture meets creativity, and where families and farmers come together to share in the joy of their local traditions. Whether you’re enjoying the thrills of the carnival, admiring the beauty of the art and craft displays, or learning about the hard work that goes into farming in West Gippsland, the show offers something for everyone. It’s an event that not only honors the past but also looks to the future, bringing together people from all walks of life to celebrate the region’s rich agricultural heritage and vibrant local culture.
