South Island Agricultural Field Days organisers are readying themselves for a large turnout for next year’s event.
Farmer and contractor interest in machinery and equipment displays at the two-day field days starting on March 29 is expected to be high after the easing of shipping bottlenecks.
Committee chairman Hayden Dorman said the field days managed to just dodge the lockdown bullet in 2021, and next year promised to see an even bigger turnout of the latest in agricultural equipment, agritech and products.
“The exhibitors, who are either already booked or about to, appreciate having the space and facilities to showcase and demonstrate their equipment to visitors who mean business, who are coming because they want to see just how well it performs in the field,” he said.
The finishing touches are being placed on the upgraded Kirwee site, including paved roads, a new water supply, and expanded electricity grid.