1/45The best in agricultural machinery and equipment was on display at the annual Mallee Field Days at Speed last week. Picture: Dannika Bonser
2019 Mallee Field Days at Speed
See action from the 2019 Mallee Field Days at Speed where the two-day event attracted more than 7000 visitors.
2/45Andrew Broadhead, from Echuca, enjoying the 2019 Mallee Field Days at Speed. Picture: Dannika Bonser
3/45Lindsay Blythman, from Sea Lake, and Brendan Ledwich, from Berriwillock, volunteered for the Lions Club at the Field Days. Picture: Dannika Bonser
4/45The two-day event saw over 7000 visitors. Picture: Dannika Bonser
5/45Mary Cummins, from Ouyen, has played guitar at the field day for over 30 years. Picture: Dannika Bonser
6/45The best in agricultural machinery and equipment was on display at the annual Mallee Field Days at Speed last week. Picture: Dannika Bonser
7/45Families travelled from all over the state to check out the machinery and equipment on offer at the annual Field Days at Speed. Picture: Dannika Bonser
8/45Gerald Kemp, from Birchip, was keen to check out the machinery on offer. Picture: Dannika Bonser
9/45Doug Thorne, from Mount Gambier, was ready to show off his Thinwall Trailers semi trailer. Picture: Dannika Bonser
10/45Steven Willis, from Active Machinery, at the 2019 Mallee Field Days at Speed. Picture: Dannika Bonser
11/45Andrew Carine, from Carine’s Merchandise with a “Reefinator”. Picture: Dannika Bonser
12/45Tim Bolwell, from Wallup, Russell Barber, from Wail, and Kingsley Ward, all from the Wallup Ag Group, stay warm at the Field Days. Picture: Dannika Bonser
13/45Mark Brown, from Glenaroua, was enjoying looking at grain trailers. Picture: Dannika Bonser
14/45Mary Cummins, and Brian “chooka” Williams, from Ouyen, have played guitar at the field day for over 30 years. Picture: Dannika Bonser
15/45Mary Cummins, and Brian “chooka” Williams, from Ouyen, have played guitar at the field day for over 30 years. Picture: Dannika Bonser
16/45Josh Heal, Waringa Agriculture sales rep, from Horsham, with a transfer track at the Field Days. Picture: Dannika Bonser
17/45Simon Schinckel, from Narracoorte, SA, was more than happy to hand over a 1400th Schinckel Hay Rake to keen buyer Simon Grigg, from Patchewollock. Picture: Dannika Bonser
18/45Gerald Kemp, from Birchip, and Andrew Broadhead, from Echuca, were keen to check out all the new machinery on offer. Picture: Dannika Bonser
19/45Andy Medlyn, Harberger Equipment sales representative, with a grain conveyor at the Field Days. Picture: Dannika Bonser
20/45The best in agricultural machinery and equipment was on display at the annual Mallee Field Days at Speed last week. Picture: Dannika Bonser
21/45The two-day event saw over 7000 visitors. Picture: Dannika Bonser
22/45Ian Asterberry, from Berriwillock, enjoying the action at the Mallee Field Days at Speed. Picture: Dannika Bonser
23/45Ashley Moyle, was the sales representative for Agg-Tech Machinery at the Field Days. Picture: Dannika Bonser
24/45Young guns Harry Scott and Jake O’Shannessy, from Ouyen, made sure to fill up their showbags before the day was out. Picture: Dannika Bonser
25/45Donna and Barry Glare, from Hopetoun, and Laurie Carter, from Summer Town, SA, at the Field Days. Picture: Dannika Bonser
26/45David Brooks, from Barooga, and Murray Mott, from Speed, at the Mallee Field Days. Picture: Dannika Bonser
27/45Amelie Reilly, 5, and brother Will Reilly, 6, from Swan Hill, leaping for joy. Picture: Dannika Bonser
28/45Aaron McClelland, from Agg-Tech Machinery, with a Polaris UTV on display. Picture: Dannika Bonser
29/45Edie Gould, 3, from Pyramid Hill, at the Field Days. Picture: Dannika Bonser
30/45The best in agricultural machinery and equipment was on display at the annual Mallee Field Days at Speed last week. Picture: Dannika Bonser
31/45Simon Schinckel, from Narracoorte, SA, with the 1400th Schinckel Hay Rake which he sold at the Field Days at Speed. Picture: Dannika Bonser
32/45Joss Tait, 12, from Sea Lake, enjoys the Field Days. Picture: Dannika Bonser
33/45The two-day event saw over 7000 visitors. Picture: Dannika Bonser
34/45Phoebe Bailey, 8, Milton Bailey, 7, and Messer Bailey, 4, all from Willangie, at the Mallee Field Days. Picture: Dannika Bonser
35/45The two-day event saw over 7000 visitors. Picture: Dannika Bonser
36/45Edie Gould, 3, from Pyramid Hill, and father Ashley Gould. Picture: Dannika Bonser
37/45The best in agricultural machinery and equipment was on display at the annual Mallee Field Days at Speed last week. Picture: Dannika Bonser
38/45Milton Bailey, 7, from Willangie, and Messer Bailey, 4, with Rural North West Health representative Bronte Rayner. Picture: Dannika Bonser
39/45Ross Anderson with daughter Meg Anderson, 8, and son Sam Anderson, 11, from Wallaminduc, NSW. Picture: Dannika Bonser
40/45The two-day event saw over 7000 visitors. Picture: Dannika Bonser
41/45Meg Anderson, 8, and brother Sam Anderson, 11, from Wallaminduc, NSW, trying out this John Deere for comfort. Picture: Dannika Bonser
42/45Families travelled from all over the state to check out the machinery and equipment on offer at the annual Field Days at Speed. Picture: Dannika Bonser
43/45Flamingo Paperie business owner Marie Dillon, from Lake Bolac, shows off her products for sale. Picture: Dannika Bonser
44/45The best in agricultural machinery and equipment was on display at the annual Mallee Field Days at Speed last week. Picture: Dannika Bonser
45/45The two-day event saw over 7000 visitors. Picture: Dannika Bonser
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