It’s packed with all the information you’ll need before heading to the event, including the exhibitor list, where to find the food courts, how to entertain the kids, maps, what you can expect to see and plenty of information about the businesses and exhibitors taking part.
Elmore Field Days president John Griffin said that despite all the uncertainty in the world, it was great to see the full house sign go up early this year.
“This tells me that our exhibitors have confidence in the years ahead in the agriculture sector, despite global concerns,” he said.
“Thanks to everyone who has contributed in any way to support me and the committee to stage this year’s Elmore Field Days.
“I hope you enjoy the three days and the remainder of the season is favourable to you.”
So, what are some of the highlights for this year’s event?
Gear up for high-speed action on the water when the Elmore Jet Boats bring the excitement to the Elmore Field Days with powerful boats, thrilling turns and plenty of spray.
The 2026 Agnico Eagle Fosterville Health Hub is your one-stop destination for health and wellbeing.
Make A Face Face Painting is back to add colour and creativity to faces of all ages, and it’s free.
Bunnings will offer a variety of fun, hands-on activities for the kids, while Fosterville will give visitors the chance to try their hand at finding real gold and learn about the mining process.
Back again to impress the crowds, Beloka Kelpies will showcase their incredible working dog skills, with demonstrations running across all three days.
Discover the skill and creativity of talented local artists, enjoy Peter Hodge’s famous camels, get up close to live shearing and wool handling demonstrations in the Shearing Shed, and take a ride around the site with the much-loved Clydesdales.
There’s also wood carving, a petting zoo, stalls, machinery and so much more.
It’s gearing up to be a fantastic event.
So, next Tuesday, be sure to grab your Elmore Field Days feature inside Country News before the event on October 6, 7 and 8.
