Supplement to the Bairnsdale Advertiser, Lakes Post and Snowy River Mail EAST GIPPSLAND FIELD DAYS BAIRNSDALE AERODROME FRIDAY, APRIL 10 & SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 2026
EAST GIPPSLAND FIELD DAYS | East Gippsland Newspapers 2 Thursday, April 9, 2026 Something for everyone: The AIMQUICK BUILD CONTAINERS ✓FLAT PACK ✓QUICK ASSEMBLY ✓WEATHER RESISTANT ✓ THEFT PROOF AVAILABLE IN VARIETY OF SIZES: 1X2M; 2X2M; 2X3M & 2X4M. PORTABLE STORAGE UNITS NEW IN STORE CHEMICAL STORAGE UNITS " " " " " " !!" !! ! " " " " ! " " East Gippsland Landcare Network Inc. Landcare Hangar Speakers program FRIDAY 10TH APRIL 10am | Panel Discussion African Lovegrass East Gippsland Landcare Network Pest Plant and Animal Committee 12pm | Rabbit Control in Victoria Victorian Rabbit Action Network 2pm | DEECA weed and pest animal programs Mel Birlesen – DEECA SATURDAY 11TH APRIL 10am | Serrated Tussock – ΖGHQWLȴFDWLRQ DQG 0DQDJHPHQW Victorian Serrated Tussock Working Party 12pm | Pest Birds and Pests of Birds Bird Life East Gippsland 2pm | Keeping Track of Gorse using iNaturalist Victorian Gorse Task Force African Lovegrass demonstration site tours Register at the Landcare Hangar Leave from Field Days Entry gate 10th April - 1pm | 11th April - 10am
EAST GIPPSLAND FIELD DAYS East Gippsland Newspapers | 3 Thursday, April 9, 2026 2026 Field Days experience East Gippsland's Field Days are set to return to the Bairnsdale Aerodrome this Friday, April 10 and Saturday, 11, 2026, with hopes it will be another bumper two-day event. The Field Days are one of the most iconic agricultural event on the East Gippsland calendar, with last year's strong crowd numbers an indication that the East Gippsland Field Days are as much loved by local businesses and families as they always have been. The Field Days have been proudly run by the Lindenow Lions Club since its inception and what many people don't realise is that in addition to supporting rural and agricultural businesses, some of the funds raised from the field days by the Lindenow Lions Club are donated back to local charities and community organisations each year. In recent years the funds from field days have helped Lindenow's and surrounding district's local sporting clubs, schools, kindergartens and various groups to upgrade facilities, purchase new equipment and uniforms, and to complete a range of projects. The East Gippsland Field Days showcase the products, equipment and services of local vendors as well as giving visitors a perfect opportunity to experience the vast range of activity in the vivid and productive region of East Gippsland - a "win-win" situation for both producers and visitors. A LONG HISTORY The East Gippsland Field Days began in 1986, with the first two events held on Trevor and Judy Richardson's property two kilometres west of Lindenow. The first year, May 1–2 1986, there were 83 exhibitors but an increase in exhibitors the following year meant a new site had to be found. Between 1989 and 1992 the Field Days were held on Jim and David Johnston's property at Walpa. The only exception was 1990 when major flooding of the Mitchell River resulted in the cancellation of the Field Day that year. By 1992 there were 130 exhibitors, so a more permanent site had to be found. The Lindenow Lions Club worked with the East Gippsland Shire to secure a site at the Bairnsdale Aerodrome which has accommodated the event's continued growth ever since. The annual event hasn't come without its challenges, with the 2020 Field Days cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, however the following year saw the Bairnsdale Aerodrome come alive with visitors who came out to show their support. This year's event promises to bring something for everyone, with children's entertainment, live music, food stalls, sheep dog trials, the much-loved wood chop, whip-cracking and animal shows. As a rural region East Gippsland has significant equipment, product and service needs, making it the best opportunity for visitors to see a vast range of products and services in one location. EN37019
EAST GIPPSLAND FIELD DAYS | East Gippsland Newspapers 4 Thursday, April 9, 2026 A cut above the rest The Lucas family has been attending local field days since the 1970s and quickly recognised events such as the East Gippsland Field Days as an ideal "shop window" for their product. Field days provide potential buyers with the opportunity to see and handle a wide range of machinery in action. While the internet has, in recent years, opened up a new platform for promotion, field days across Australia and internationally remain central to the company's marketing strategy. In fact, online platforms are often used to inform customers about upcoming field day appearances. For new products, such as the Lucas Mill in 1994, field day Inventors Awards have proven invaluable in building exposure and credibility. Visitors to events like the East Gippsland Field Days actively seek out innovation displays, and associated media coverage offers significant benefits for start-ups. The company secured 50 orders from its first three field days in Victoria, New South Wales and Tasmania in April–May 1994, providing strong motivation to continue showcasing the Lucas Mill to a broader market. In Australia, the company sells directly to customers, while overseas it focuses on securing reliable agents to promote and distribute its products. Once established, these agents are granted exclusive rights within their regions, supported by a proven field day-based sales approach. To date, more than 24,000 sawmills have been sold into over 100 countries. The business operates with approximately 50 international agents and maintains a workforce of around 35 staff at its Wooragee factory. The original goal was to develop an affordable, efficient, easy-to-use and portable sawmill - an objective reflected in the product's uptake across a wide customer base, including farmers, owner-builders, contractors and hobbyists. The original Model 616 (6-inch cut, 16hp), introduced in 1994, remains largely unchanged and is still in production. Since then, three larger models have been added, culminating in the Model 10 (10-inch/254mm cut, 30hp). Across all models, a range of attachments - including slabbing, planing and sanding equipment - has been developed to meet demand for processing large timber slabs. The company continues to demonstrate its products at field days, backed by confidence in their performance and reliability, as well as a three-year manufacturer's warranty. In recent years, the company secured an order for 67 Model 8 sawmills from the Japanese Government for a foreign aid project in the Solomon Islands. Over time, thousands of units have been supplied across the Pacific, supporting selective timber harvesting and the construction of community infrastructure and housing. The ability to produce durable, insect-resistant housing in regions affected by diseases such as malaria has been a key benefit. The company also maintains strong service and support networks through agents, including Farmset in Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands. Feedback from customers has highlighted the role of the sawmills in helping farmers recover from drought, fire and flood, with some crediting the equipment for enabling income through salvaging timber from damaged trees. The Lucas family says it remains committed to attending the East Gippsland Field Days into the future, continuing to showcase its evolving product range to the local community. The Lucas family is bringing their product, the Lucas Mill, to the upcoming East Gippsland Field Days. To date, more than 24,000 sawmills have been sold into over 100 countries. 32 EN37 4 SITE: M7 + N7 EN37029 What we offer Dwelling Additions or Alterations Multi-unit Developments Residential Developments Commercial or Industrial Use Subdivisions Signage Vegetation Removal Liquor Licenses P| (03) 5152 4858 E| admin@devsolvic.com.au A| 48 Bailey Street, Bairnsdale W| www.devsolvic.com.au
EAST GIPPSLAND FIELD DAYS East Gippsland Newspapers | 5 Thursday, April 9, 2026 VFF bringing safety and stock tips Promoting farm safety, animal welfare and biosecurity across Victoria is the aim of two Victorian Farmers Federation projects. The Making Our Farms Safer (MOFS) and Stock Sense project teams are set to be at the East Gippsland Field Days this April, on-hand to answer all your farm safety and livestock questions. Stock Sense, which is funded by the Cattle and Sheep and Goats Compensation Funds, helps Victorian livestock producers and hobby farmers maintain and improve their animal health and welfare and farm biosecurity. They do this through free online resources like webinars, factsheets and a monthly newsletter, as well as facilitating educational workshops across the state. Similarly, the MOFS team regularly hit the road, travelling across the state to conduct free farm safety visits and community meetings, while also putting out a monthly newsletter and a toolkit of handbooks and resources to assist and educate farmers on implementing and maintaining safety. At the East Gippsland Field Days, Stock Sense and Herd Solutions vet Alison Gunn will run a Q&A about common sheep and cattle diseases in the region. This will take place at the Gippsland Ag Shed on the Saturday, with sheep session at 10.30am the cattle session at 11.30am. VFF president Brett Hosking spoke highly of the two projects and the benefits they provide for Victorian farmers of all types. "Both the Making Our Farms Safer and Stock Sense projects are great ways of engaging everyday farmers with information and facts that will actually help them in their businesses, their families and their communities to work towards better farming outcomes," Mr Hosking said. "We're looking forward to both programs continuing to engage and support our farmers in real and practical ways." If you are interested in learning more about the VFF projects, visit the VFF Making Our Farms Safer Facebook page or website at makingourfarmssafer.org.au, or the Stock Sense Facebook page or website at vff.org.au/stocksense. Teams from Making Our Farms Safer and the Stock Sense project will be at the East Gippsland Field Days to answer all your farm-related questions.
EAST GIPPSLAND FIELD DAYS | East Gippsland Newspapers 6 Thursday, April 9, 2026 Cut the grocery cost with Thermomix Do you feel the cost-of-living crisis is having an impact on the quality of food you are buying and the variety of meals you are cooking for your family? Would you like to cook more from scratch to avoid nasty additives and save more money in the process? Look no further – a Thermomix can help with all of that. The new Thermomix TM7 combines more than 20 appliances in one compact and powerful smart-connected unit that can chop, mix, beat, whip, weigh, knead, mill, mince, grate, juice, blend, heat, stir, steam and slow cook quicker and easier than ever. Like solar panels, a Thermomix is an investment that keeps paying you back in the long term. And this is how you save on groceries every week using your Thermomix TM7: Pantry staples made easy: With a Thermomix you can easily make pantry staples at a fraction of the supermarket price. Vegetable and chicken stock pastes, for example, can be made from only a handful of veggies and herbs and will save you a lot of money compared to buying stock paste cubes every week. Some other staples you can make with the help of a Thermomix include icing sugar, bread, butter, yoghurt, jam, mayonnaise, tortilla wraps, pizza dough and pizza sauces. You can even mill your own rice flour, which is especially good if you are cooking gluten free recipes. Not only will you save a lot of money, but you will also avoid the preservatives that can be found in most store-bought products. Low-stress lunchbox snacks: Preparing lunchboxes can be a huge headache for many parents. You know that healthy snacks will give your little ones the best fuel to make it through a day full of play and learning. But with the rising cost of groceries, it is becoming more challenging to make good choices. And for busy families the alternative of making your own snacks often comes down to not having enough time to do it. With a Thermomix making healthy snacks has never been easier and quicker. Fake-away your favourite take-away: Save money on take-away food by doing it yourself (fake-away). It has never been easier and is undoubtfully a big money saver when owning a Thermomix. There are hundreds of recipes to choose from on the Thermomix recipe app Cookidoo. Asian curries, Mexican enchiladas or Italian pizza – the choice is yours. With a Thermomix you can create quality restaurant meals without the price tag. Curious to find out more? Visit local Thermomix Consultant Katrin Finke at the East Gippsland Field Days and ask for a free one-on-one or group cooking demonstration, finance options, trade up or how to become part of the team. Katrin has been a Consultant in Bairnsdale since October 2022 and welcomed over one hundred customers. Local Thermomix consultant Katrin Finke will be at the East Gippsland Field Days to answer questions and demonstrate how the Thermomix works. A FREE DEMO 0403 701 333 https://linktr.ee/thermomixwithkat ASK ME ABOUT • Trade-Up • Current Offers • Finance Options • Free Demonstrations CUT COSTS, EAT HEALTHIER & SAVE TIME WITH SITEQ1 THERMOMIX!
East Gippsland Newspapers | 7 Thursday, April 9, 2026 EAST GIPPSLANDS PETER DULLARD GWM 554 Main Street Bairnsdale PETER DULLARD NEWEST FRANCHISE HAS ARRIVED SEE US AT THE FIELD DAYS SITE G9-G11
EAST GIPPSLAND FIELD DAYS | East Gippsland Newspapers 8 Thursday, April 9, 2026 NFS eyes Gippsland growth The recently rebranded company NFS (National Feed Solutions) will be attending the East Gippsland Field Days for the first time. The company is keen to meet with visitors to the field days because it sees Bairnsdale as being positioned in the food bowl of the eastern seaboard and positioned beautifully between Melbourne and Sydney. Sales and relationship manager Rob Crawford (who is based in Gippsland) said Bairnsdale and East Gippsland was a beautiful area and a big producer and food supplier. NFS strive to be the preferred supplier of livestock feed products, nutritional, and technical solutions to the Australian livestock industry. It offers a range high of quality, tailor-made products, delivered on time, at competitive pricing, supported by leading edge technical advice, service and support. Mr Crawford said the company could tailor solutions for all types of farming including beef and dairy cattle, sheep pigs and even poultry. "We have more than 800 products so can provide the full range depending on the individual's requirements. We deliver direct to farms, providing an all-round tailored solution," he said. Focus products include Elite Concentrate feedlot pellets, Jumpstart Calf Milk replacer and Elite Sheep and Cattle licks. NFS was founded in 2009 with a commitment to supply species specific products, premixes, medications, and additives to the intensive farming and livestock industries. Its focus has always been on quality and service and ensuring there is healthy competition for all customers. Mr Crawford said farming had changed greatly in the past 20 years and it was critical that nutrition reflected that. NFS is part of the BEC Group, a globally Where the rainforest meets the sea On the shores of the Gippsland Lakes grow some of the last remnants of an ecosystem more often associated with the tropics. Littoral rainforest occurs only where land meets sea, reliant on salty air and coastal breezes. Once spread in scattered pockets along headlands, dunes and clifftops, much of it has been cleared for development. Today, the ecosystem is critically endangered. One of these rare pockets survives on the shores of Lake Bunga on Gunaikurnai Country, on the property of Brian and Leanne Bolding. The Boldings have had a long connection to the land, caring for the lakeshore as volunteers years before purchasing the property more than a decade ago. "It's special because it's got that little pocket of rainforest," Brian said. "It really connects us to the natural world. It's a birdwatcher's paradise." The property provides habitat for Powerful Owls, Longnosed Potoroos and nesting White-bellied Sea Eagles. In 2015, the Boldings placed a Trust for Nature conservation covenant on the land, to ensure it would be protected forever. "I'd encourage anyone with special bits of land they want to protect to do so," says Brian. Trust for Nature partners with private landholders like the Boldings to protect and restore vital habitat for wildlife in Victoria through conservation covenants and the Land for Wildlife program. For Brian and Leanne, the decision to protect the land with a conservation covenant was about responsibility to future generations. "There's not that much left of the rainforest and we wanted to protect it for the future." Trust for Nature now protects more than 119,000 hectares across Victoria with over 1800 conservation covenants, 40 reserves and thousands of Land for Wildlife members. Together, these properties form a network of sanctuaries that safeguard habitat for some of our most threatened species. To learn more about protecting habitat on your property, visit the Trust for Nature stall at the East Gippsland Field Days or visit Trust for Nature's website (www.trustfornature.org.au). Conservation covenants help protect habitat for species like the Powerful Owl. (Photo: Ben Williams) National Feed Solutions will be at the East Gippsland Field Days for the first time, and is excited to meet with visitors to the two-day event. recognised leader in nutritional premix manufacturing. Together, the company brings producers even greater expertise, innovation, and science-backed solutions. The company's head office, and main warehouse, are at Smeaton Grange in West Sydney, NSW, with warehousing also in Long Gully, Bendigo, Victoria. NFS has a combination of its own trucking fleet and third-party operators to facilitate deliveries and regular trip schedules. The company delivers to all states and territories in Australia. The service model includes an on-farm sales and relationship management team supported by qualified nutritionists whose services, including on farm visits. The company can also work with a farm's existing nutritionist if that works better in individual situations. NFS is best summed up by its advertising theme - feed grow thrive.
EAST GIPPSLAND FIELD DAYS East Gippsland Newspapers | 9 Thursday, April 9, 2026 A revolutionary new vitamin and mineral injection Chemvet Australia has been supplying high-quality Vetmec drenches direct to farmers since 2001. Their product offering spans sheep and cattle drenches, off-shears backlines for sheep, spray-on blowfly protection, management tags and accessories. In 2026, Chemvet Australia is excited to announce they are expanding into trace elements for cattle with the launch of a brand new product – Vetmec Multi Plus B12 Vitamin & Mineral Injection. The fully patented product was designed for the Australian cattle producer by Dr Murray Grant, and treats or prevents the four major trace element deficiencies found in Australia. It contains 40g/L of disodium zinc EDTA, 15g/L of disodium copper EDTA, 5g/L sodium selenate and 2g/L of cyanocobalamin (Vitamin B12). This revolutionary all-in-one trace element injection has the highest level of Vitamin B12 of any of the combination supplements presently available. Providing trace elements in EDTA form makes them highly bioavailable for the cattle, resulting in maximised uptake of what is administered. In other words, Vetmec Multi Plus B12 is making sure you get your bang for your buck. See the team at East Gippsland Field Days this year, at site number N19 to get more information about Multi Plus B12 and the Vetmec range. Chemvet Australia provides a wide range of products, including management tags, spray-on blowfly protection and sheep drenches.
EAST GIPPSLAND FIELD DAYS | East Gippsland Newspapers 10 Thursday, April 9, 2026 Supporting farmers The East Gippsland Field Days has become a well-established part of the local events calendar and for good reason. While it has something for everyone, of course there is a strong rural focus and this year it comes at a challenging time. In East Gippsland we have enjoyed a terrific season with steady rainfall over recent months, there are challenges on a few fronts, including fuel prices and fertiliser availability pressures. I had many chats with our new Federal Shadow Minister for Agriculture Darren Chester and while we have had some fuel excise respite, there remains more to do on both issues. The cost of fuel also has a potential impact on tourism with less being prepared to travel, so events like this are important to attract visitors into our region to support our local economy. Hence, more than ever we need to buy local products and produce wherever possible to support our business sector in this challenging period. I will again be at the Field Days this year so come and visit our stand. A big thanks to the tireless volunteers who do so much behind the scenes to make this all happen. By Tim Bull, Member for Gippsland East. Local MP, Tim Bull is inviting attendees to visit his stand at the upcoming East Gippsland Field Days.
EAST GIPPSLAND FIELD DAYS East Gippsland Newspapers | 11 Thursday, April 9, 2026 Helping East Gippsland grow since 1926 A trusted name for nearly a century, Donalda Motors has been a trusted name in East Gippsland, providing the region's farmers with the tools and support they need to succeed. Since 1926, this family-owned business has been committed to supporting local agriculture, offering top-quality machinery, expert servicing and reliable advice to farmers and landowners across the region. The company has been exhibiting at the East Gippsland Field Days since 2005. This year's stand will feature the same quality brands which have proved successful at past events. The agricultural landscape of East Gippsland has changed over the decades, but one thing has remained constant: Donalda Motors' unwavering dedication to its customers. Through hard work, innovation and a deep understanding of the land, Donalda Motors has evolved alongside the industry, always striving to meet the demands of modern farming with precision and care. From tractors and harvesters to generators and ATVs, Donalda Motors offers a wide range of high-quality equipment designed to enhance productivity and efficiency. But it's not just the products that set Donalda apart; it's the service. Their knowledgeable staff, with decades of expertise, work closely with farmers to ensure they're equipped with the right machinery for the job. And when those machines need maintenance or repairs, Donalda's trusted technicians are always ready to get things back up and running quickly. For farmers in East Gippsland, Donalda Motors is more than just a supplier - it's a vital partner in the success of their operations. The company has built lasting relationships within the community, earning the trust of generations of farmers who rely on them for everything from purchasing machinery to expert repairs and aftersales support. As agriculture continues to evolve, Donalda Motors remains focused on the needs of local farmers, offering not only the latest technology but a commitment to service that ensures their customers can face any challenge with confidence. With more than 90 years of experience, Donalda Motors continues to serve East Gippsland with the same care and dedication that has made them an integral part of the region's agricultural community. Donalda Motors, established in 1926, has been a trusted name in East Gippsland, offering top-quality machinery, expert servicing and reliable advice to farmers and landowners across the regions. DONALDA MOTORS BAIRNSDALE - 672-678 PRINCES HWY BAIRNSDALE | 5152 3058 MAFFRA - 21-25 MCMAHON DRIVE | 5139 2989 DIESEL GENERATORS MOWERS BALERS TRACTORS SPECIAL FIELD DAYS PRICES ON MOWERS! *SUITABLE FOR HOME, INDUSTRY AND AGRICULTURE DONALDA MOTORS BAIRNSDALE - 672-678 PRINCES HWY BAIRNSDALE | 5152 3058 MAFFRA - 21-25 MCMAHON DRIVE | 5139 2989
EAST GIPPSLAND FIELD DAYS | East Gippsland Newspapers 12 Thursday, April 9, 2026 Electel makes Field Days debut With an expanding market into East Gippsland, Electel will be exhibiting at the East Gippsland Field Days for the first time. The Traralgon based company has a wide range of fire fighting pumps and equipment and has found in recent years many clients have travelled from as far away as Cann River and Orbost. Sales and marketing manager Martha Truin said the company was keen to cater for new clients in East Gippsland. Since 1996 Electel has been owned and operated solely by the Truin family, operating from its current location in Argyl Street since 2006. Since 1985 Electel has locally delivered a full range of specialist maintenance and repair services and an ever-growing range of retail product offerings across electric motors, pumping, irrigation, water and fluid management Ms Truin said the focus at the field days would be on fire prevention, pumps and variable speed water pumping. "We will also have a range of solar pumping and all things irrigation. Solar pumping is becoming popular for farmers who want to move water and remain energy efficient," she said. In Traralgon Electel offers an extensive retail store and is local stockists for a wide range of water pumps, electric motors, water tanks, water filtration, galvanised, stainless and poly fittings. The company also stocks a large range of spare parts for water pumps, electric motors, pressure washers and power tools, including capacitors and brushes. On both Friday and Saturday, the highly skilled staff will be supported by a representative from Davey Water Pumps. Another feature is the chance to win a $500 gift voucher. Every purchaser will receive a ticket in the competition which will be drawn at the close of the event on Saturday. Traralgon-based business Electel will make its East Gippsland Field Days debut this year. Electel stocks a wide range of firefighting pumps and equipment, along with water tanks, electric motors and fittings. ELECTEL DOMESTIC, COMMERCIAL & FARM WATER PUMPS WATER TANKS POLY PIPE & FITTINGS TO SUIT POLY PIPE FIRE EQUIPMENT, FITTINGS & SPRINKLERS GENERATORS | www.electel.net.au POOL & SPA BIG RED BUS AT THE 2026 EAST GIPPSLAND FIELD DAYS EN37182
EAST GIPPSLAND FIELD DAYS East Gippsland Newspapers | 13 Thursday, April 9, 2026 Nine Circles Distillery - Q12a OMG! Decadent Donuts East Gippsland - Food Court On The Go Safety - G19, G20 One2One Victoria - S6 Opa Greek street food - G7a Original Spirit Company - Q11 OZ Mobile Phone Accessories - Q18, Q19 Peter Dullard Motor Group Pty. Ltd. - G10, G9, G12, G11 Picnic Point Farm - Q11a Pioneer Water Tanks & Liners - I19 Precision Etch - S7 Rabobank Australia Limited - K19 Radio East Gippsland Red River Stockyards - M15, N16, N15, M14, M16, N14, N17, M17 Regional Landcare - Landcare Hanger Riviera Garden Centre - S4 Rivsteel Sheds & Trailers - J22, J25, J24, J26, J23 Saroma - Buzz Balm - A35 Septic Science - Q17 Sew Sweet - q10a, Q10a Shaylalake Angus - H23 SLINKY SPUDS - Food Court Smith and Freshwater Electrical Pty Ltd (SAFE) - K26 Snowgum Distillery - A44 Sol Wiener - E19b Solahart East Gippsland - Q5 Supagas Pty Limited - GI28 TAFE Gippsland - E12 Tandderwen Nursery - Q6 Taylex - J20 Telstra - G6 TGB East Gippsland - H13 The Big Garage - K17, L17 The HLC Homestead - Q15 The Pizza Truck - Gippsland Ag Shed The Travelling Squid - Food Court Thermomix Australia - Q1 Thrive Succulents - S1 Tim Bull MP - Gippsland Ag Shed Toyworld Bairnsdale - GI31 Travis Burns - L19 Trust for Nature - R27 TTMI - N10, M10, M9, N9 Turnbulls Gippsland Truck Centre - G14, G13, G15 Vertex Maintenance Products - Q22 VFF Stock Sense Making Our Farms Safer - R26 Vic Silos - N11 Victoria Police - H15, H14 Victoria's Container Deposit Scheme - D9a Vin Rowe Farm Machinery - J17 Wellways Australia - E13 Westonfence - I16 Westpoint Motor Company - G16, G17 Wondermazing Honeybees - Q14a Woollen Witchery - Gippsland Ag Shed Indoors Workways Australia - E14a yourscarfs.com - Q4 YPM Tools Australia - M22, M21a, M21b ZCG Scalar - R28 9am to 4pm: Black Snake Productions live shows and interactions General Interest – Kids Zone 9am to 4pm: Barn Babies Petting Zoo General Interest – Kids Zone 9am to 4pm: Working Sheep Dog Trials Working Sheep Dog Area 9am to 4pm: Free Children’s Craft – make your own recycled gift bags and cards and spiney fire starters General Interest – Kids Zone 9am to 4pm: Bairnsdale 4WD and Social Club display Row A 9.30am – 3pm: East Gippy Hearts Line Dancing workshops and display Gippsland Ag Shed patio 10am: Panel Discussion African Lovegrass - East Gippsland Landcare Network Pest Plant and Animal Committee Landcare Hangar 10am to 3pm: Free face painting General Interest – Kids Zone 10am to 3pm: Free caricature drawings General Interest – Kids Zone 10am to 12.30pm: Mike Elrington and Ash Carmody Live Music Big Red Bus – Food Court 10.30am: MadStyleMoto Live Show Evans Petroleum Kids Zone 10.30am: Sba’s Kitchen live cooking demonstration, tasting and recipes - Beetroot Gippsland Ag Shed Main Stage 11am: Emi East Whipcracking demonstration K14 – K16 12pm: Sba’s Kitchen live cooking demonstration, tasting and recipes – Pumpkin Gippsland Ag Shed Main Stage 12pm: Rabbit Control in Victoria - Victorian Rabbit Action Network Landcare Hangar 12.30pm – 3.30pm: Garry Rose Music Big Red Bus – Food Court 12.30pm: MadStyleMoto Live Show Evans Petroleum Kids Zone 1pm: African Lovegrass demonstration site tours - Register at the Landcare Hangar Landcare Hangar 1pm – 3pm: Mike Elrington and Ash Carmody Live Music Gippsland Ag Shed patio 1.30pm: Sba’s Kitchen live cooking demonstration, tasting and recipes - Zucchini Gippsland Ag Shed Main Stage 2pm: MadStyle Moto Live Show Evans Petroleum Kids Zone 2pm: DEECA weed and pest animal programs - Mel Birlesen – DEECA Landcare Hangar 2.30pm: Emi East Whipcracking Demonstration Row K14-K16 9am to 4pm: Free Children’s Craft – make your own recycled gift bags and cards and spiney fire starters General Interest – Kids Zone 9am to 4pm: Barn Babies Petting Zoo General Interest – Kids Zone 9am to 4pm: Working Sheep Dog Trials Working Sheep Dog Area 9am to 4pm: Wood Chop Wood Chop Zone – Row M and N 9am to 4pm: Black Snake Productions live shows and interactions General Interest – Kids Zone 9am to 4pm: Bairnsdale 4WD and Social Club Display Row A 9.30am – 3pm: East Gippy Hearts Line Dancing workshops and display Gippsland Ag Shed – patio 10am: African Lovegrass demonstration site tours - Register at the Landcare Hangar Landcare Hangar 10am: Serrated Tussock – Identification and Management - Victorian Serrated Tussock Working Party Landcare Hangar 10am to 3pm: Free face painting General Interest – Kids Zone 10am to 3pm: Free caricature drawings General Interest – Kids Zone 10am to 12pm: Mike Elrington and Ash Carmody Live Music Big Red Bus – Food Court 10.30am: Sba’s Kitchen live cooking demonstration, tasting and recipes - Betroot Gippsland Ag Shed Main Stage 10.30am: MadSyleMoto Live Show Evans Petroleum Kids Zone 10.30am: Sheep and goat talk - Q&A session with Alison Gunn from Herd Solutions on common sheep and goat diseases in East Gippsland presented by VFF Stock Sense Gippsland Ag Shed – break out room 11am: Emi East Whipcracking Demonstration Row K14-16 11.30am: Cattle talk - Q&A session with Alison Gunn from Herd Solutions on common cattle diseases in East Gippsland presented by VFF Stock Sense Gippsland Ag Shed – break out room 12pm – 2pm: East Gippsland Symphonia live Big Red Bus – Food Court 12pm: Pest Birds and Pests of Birds - Bird Life East Gippsland Landcare Hangar 12pm: Sba’s Kitchen live cooking demonstration, tasting and recipes – Pumpkin Gippsland Ag Shed Main Stage 12.30pm: MadStyleMoto Live Show Evans Petroleum Kids Zone 1.30pm: Sba’s Kitchen live cooking demonstration, tasting and recipes - Zucchini Gippsland Ag Shed Main Stage 1.30pm: Emi East Whipcracking Demonstration Row K14-16 2-3pm: Mike Elrington Live Music Big Red Bus – Food Court 2pm: MadStyleMoto Live Show Evans Petroleum Kids Zone 2pm: Keeping Track of Gorse using iNaturalist - 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EAST GIPPSLAND FIELD DAYS | East Gippsland Newspapers 16 Thursday, April 9, 2026 A2Z Electrical & Irrigation - L23 Achmea Farm Insurance - Q7 AgFalcon - N23b AGNFLOW Pty Ltd - N12 Agriculture Victoria - H22 Aim Quick Build Containers - F16, F15 AKG - S3 Anchor Homes - E11 Animal Aid - G22 ARB Bairnsdale - H16, H17 Auger Torque Australia - I14b Australian Red Cross Emergency Services - G21 Bairnsdale 4WD & Social Club - A13, A10, A11, A12 Bairnsdale and District Model Aero Club - General Interest Hanger Bairnsdale Seventh-day Adventist Church - E16 Bancroft Bay Distillery - G22a Bedrock Liners - L24 Best Farming Systems Pty Ltd - L22 Best Sheds Pty Ltd - F10 Big Bears Donuts - Q21 Big Red Bus - Bairnsdale Advertiser - Food Court Brandt Equipment - J5, J6, J7, J3, J4 Brazzen Alpine Country - K21, K20 Brett tools - I21, I20 Broadlands View Over 50’s Affordable Retirement Living - E17a Brownwigg - L12, K11, K12, L11, K10, L10, L9, K9 Bunyip's Hemp Farms Pty Ltd - A42 Bunyip's Water Pumps - L26 Bush Sweat Sauna Co - F11 Byron Nuts - Q13 Calcimo Lime and Fertilizers - L14, L13 Cheeky Rascal Cider - GI30 Chemvet Australia - N19 colourful sparkly faces - Gippsland Ag Shed Deanswood Distillery - E20 Debbie Bullen - Q10 DelayPay - N22b Development Solutions Victoria Pty Ltd - E15a Doin’ Dumplings - D9c, D9d, D9b Donalda Motors - L4, L6, L5, L3, L7 Dream Home Art Union - S2 Drom Clothing - E19a Dutch poffertjes mini dutch pancakes - Food Court Dwyers Gippsland - H12, H11, H9, H10 East Gippsland ALP - R30 East Gippsland Insurance Brokers - E15b East Gippsland Shire Council - E9, E10, Main Entry East Gippy Heart Line Dance & Events - Gippsland Ag Shed Elders - J12, I10, J10, I9, I11, I12, J9, J11 Electel Pty Ltd- J19 Falcon UAV - R31 Farm forest drones - M13 FATV Jerky - E19c Five Stars Food Trailer - Food Court Flow Smart Vic Pty Ltd - M12 Flynnstead Country (P & C van Poppel) - Q2 Food & Fibre Gippsland - F12 Formplex Weatherboards - I22 Frontline socks - I23 Gendore Tractors & Machinery - K5, K6, K4, K7, K3 GiftaQuran - A41 Gippsland Agricultural Group - N20 Gippsland Critical Minerals - H20, H21 Gippsland Recreational Products - J16, J15 Gippsland Truck Centre - I13 GJ Gardner Homes East Gippsland - F21 GJ Milkshake Van - Food Court Gone Walk About Australia - Q3 Goodmans Seed, Farm & Garden Centre - Q20 GRILL EM - Food Court Grow Heirloom, Turmerix, Dewit Garden Tools - Q8 Haisley Design - F19 Hats Amore - I25 Heat Packs Pty Ltd - R29 High Country Hooch distilling Co - Gippsland Ag Shed Ideal Hearing - E17b Irrigation Systems Victoria - M11 iWEAV3D - Q14 Jeff Bourman MP - F20 Jemma-Louise Cakes - Gippsland Ag Shed JJ's Waste & Recycling - L20a JMK SAFETY WEAR - Q16 Kiki77 coffee - Food Court King Craft Tools - K23, K24 Kingfisher Dragon Boat Club Paynesville - Gippsland Ag Shed Kor bun - Food Court LJ Hooker Real Estate - K22 Lakes Soft Serve - G3 Leadnhand - l20b Lely Center Gippsland - N21a Libertarian Party - R25 Little balls food van - Gippsland Ag Shed Liz Langford Knits - Gippsland Ag Shed Indoors Logan's Micro Distillery - Q12 LOVELLS STRATFORD - H19 LUCAS MILL PTY LTD - M7, N7 Maryvale Private Hospital - E14b Massaro Motors - I17 MD ROYALE BAKES - Q9a Merungle Alpacas - I24 Metalcorp - N25, N24, M24, N26, M25, M26 Michaels Group - J14 Mine-free Glenaladale - R24, R23 MJ’s Playhouse - Gippsland Ag Shed Mozzie Fire - J21 Mr Bees Manuka - Q9 MSD Animal Health - N23a Munro Engineers Pty Ltd - M20, M19 NAB - F9 National Feed Solutions - N22 Niagara Medical Therapy - GI29
EAST GIPPSLAND FIELD DAYS East Gippsland Newspapers | 17 Thursday, April 9, 2026 Expert advice and family fun East Gippsland Landcare Network will bring its Pest Fest to the East Gippsland Field Days this year, which will provide advice about pest plants and animals. Pest animals in Australia include rabbits and foxes. Gippsland is preparing for a double celebration this month as the community marks 40 years of the national Landcare movement and 30 years of the East Gippsland Landcare Network (EGLN). Four decades ago in 1986, farmers collaborated to tackle shared environmental challenges. Under the leadership of the late Joan Kirner, then Minister for Conservation, Forests and Lands, and former Victorian Farmers Federation president Heather Mitchell, Landcare was born. The first Landcare group was formed in Winjallock near St Arnaud, where this passion laid the foundation for a movement that has since spread across Victoria, Australia and even the world. East Gippsland Landcare Network has been an active and dedicated part of this journey for 30 years. Landcare has evolved into a dynamic and diverse national network committed to the sustainable stewardship of Australia's natural resources. From regional and remote landscapes, to coastlines, towns and cities, tens of thousands of dedicated landcarers continue to make a real and lasting impact across the landscape. East Gippsland Landcare Network is excited to bring its Pest Fest to the East Gippsland Field Days in 2026. Two days of expert advice, interactive displays and kids' activities about to hear from the Victorian Rabbit Action Network, Trust For Nature, DEECA Good Neighbour program, Agriculture Victorias Vertebrate Species Management Program, Bird Life East Gippsland, Victorian Gorse Taskforce, the local African Lovegrass control group and many more. The local EGLN African Lovegrass control group will have a display outlining the Tom's Creek Landcare demonstration plots at the Gippsland Research Farm and the various demonstration plots around the district. Visit them at the Landcare Hangar to discuss the results and any issues you may have controlling this invasive weed with group members. While you are there, register for a guided walk through the GAgG ALG research plots, leaving the Field Days entry gates at 1pm on Friday or 10am on Saturday. Get involved with the panel discussion on ALG in the Landcare marquee with local farmers and researchers at 10am on Friday . Bring the kids along to make nature wands or decorate their own Landcare tote bag in the children's activities zone. Stall holders will be available across the two days to answer your questions and share their enthusiasm for our natural environment our most pervasive pest plants and animals – and some that you may not have even heard of. Your local Landcare networks – Far East Victoria Landcare and East Gippsland Landcare Network, along with Landcare facilitators from across the region will be in attendance to share their passion and inspire you with local Landcare stories and information. Visit their huge site in the old hangar
EAST GIPPSLAND FIELD DAYS | East Gippsland Newspapers 18 Thursday, April 9, 2026 Presenting Fraser Farm Welcome to a rare opportunity to own a beautiful 578-acre farm, lovingly maintained by one family and never before offered for sale. This exceptional property is nestled in a picturesque rural setting, where rolling paddocks are currently home to steers. The pastures are impeccably clean, with excellent fencing, making this farm a turnkey operation for those ready to embrace a country lifestyle. The property is well-watered, with 11 dams scattered throughout, including one large, spring-fed dam that has never run dry, even in the harshest droughts. Troughs are strategically placed across the land, ensuring that your livestock always have access to fresh water. The entire farm is secured with hot wires that run across all internal fences, powered by a unit located in the shearing shed. The main residence, House 1, is a warm and inviting home featuring a recently updated kitchen with a five-burner gas cooktop and a modern electric oven. The house offers three spacious living areas, one of which includes a bar, making it ideal for entertaining. With four bedrooms, two toilets, and two cozy fireplaces, this home provides comfort and space for the whole family. The bathroom is fitted with a shower over the bath, and just outside, a bungalow with two additional rooms and outhouse with shower and toilet which offers extra accommodation or storage. House 2 is a quaint one-bedroom dwelling, featuring a brand-new fireplace ready for installation, a gas stove, and separate living and dining areas and toilet and shower making it a perfect retreat for guests or extended family. The property also boasts substantial shedding, including a five-bay shed with concrete floor, power, and lighting. This shed is fully lockable, with designated spaces for a chemical room, gun safe, and meat room. There's also a four-bay shed with concrete floor, ideal for housing tractors, trailers, and a fuel tank. The shearing shed is still in use, with well-maintained sheep yards alongside, ready for your livestock operations. Excellent cattle yards with crush and two cattle ramps for trailer or truck and located on the roadside giving easy access for vehicles. Additional features include dog pens with three runs and a large chook house. This farm is more than just a piece of land; it's a legacy, a testament to generations of care and dedication. With its rich history, stunning landscapes, and comprehensive amenities, this property offers a rare chance to own a slice of rural paradise. 198 Watts Creek Road, Ensay Price: $2,200,000 7 Bed 2 Bath 9 Car Agent: LJ Hooker Bairnsdale Raise a glass at the East Gippsland Field Days! •Meet the distilleries • Free tastings • Take home your favourites EAST GIPPSLAND FIELD DAYS Deanswood Distillery Gin, Vodka and Liqueurs e20 Site Nine Circles Distillery Gin, Vodka and Whiskey q12a Site Original Spirit Co. Gin, Ginfusion, Limoncello Q11 Site Bancroft Bay Distillery Gin and Liqueurs G22A Site High Country Hooch Distillery Spirits and Specialty Vodka Gippsland AG SHED Site East Gippsland Distillery Gin, Vodka and Liqueurs q12 Site 0400 665 492 gippslandstockyards Local family business, free personalised on farm yard designing & quotes. See you at the Red River stock yards site GIPPSLAND STOCKYARDS THE ONLY LOCAL RED RIVER AGENT IN GIPPSLAND
EAST GIPPSLAND FIELD DAYS East Gippsland Newspapers | 19 Thursday, April 9, 2026 Maffra’s finest fleece on display Visitors to the East Gippsland Field Days are in for a soft and stylish treat this year, as one of Maffra's premier alpaca producers, Merungle Alpacas brings a world-class range of fleece and garments to Site 24i. Managing a herd of 140 alpacas just outside of Maffra is a full-time commitment focused on quality. The yearly clip is sent to Dynon Wools in Laverton North for expert classing, with the premium Australian alpaca wool eventually finding its way to high-end markets in Italy and China. While the raw wool is a local success story, sourcing Australian-made finished garments remains a challenge. Aside from the iconic Humphrey Law alpaca socks, the search for high-quality manufacturing led the producer back to "the home of alpacas"— South America. This year, Merungle Alpacas' stall at Site 24i will showcase the results of that search: a curated collection of ethically produced garments from Peru and Bolivia, alongside premium brushed throw rugs crafted by experts in New Zealand. Attendees can browse the extensive range of jumpers, rugs, and socks, or simply learn more about the local alpaca industry. The display will be located at Site 24i throughout the event on Friday, April 10, and Saturday, April 11. Merungle Alpacas are back for the 2026 East Gippsland Field Days at site 24i. Broadlands View in Bairnsdale offers affordable retirement living for people over 50. The quality architecturally designed homes are available in one-or two-bedroom options or two bedrooms plus study. Concrete roads and paths offer ideal mobility access and the area is complemented by landscaped gardens and surrounds. The brand-new Community Recreation Centre is equipped with features that enable a healthy and connected lifestyle. A heated indoor pool, gym with a pool view, and a large kitchen and lounge, hairdressing facility and library make this space a daily destination. Broadlands View is situated just two kilometres from the Bairnsdale township. Walking paths surround the property with access to the neighbouring Wetlands which is abundant with wildlife. Residents speak about the benefits of downsizing and the excellent facilities available. A highlight for many is the low maintenance both inside and out. For more information about Broadlands View, check out their site E17A at the East Gippsland Field Days. Situated just two kilometres out of the Bairnsdale township, Broadlands View offers affordable retirement living for people over the age of 50. Retire your way 0351 472 444 OR 0412 383 655 ALPACAS • FLEECE • & PRODUCT merungle.com.au 38, Sellings Ln, Maffra Merungle Alpacas - New product range site i24 - WHAT WE OFFER • Secured retirement living • Quality architect designed homes - 1,2 & 2BR + Study options available • Smooth concrete roads for mobility access • Landscaped gardens and grounds • Brand New Community Recreation Centre • 2 Kms from Bairnsdale Township • Recreational Community Centre with heated indoor pool. RETIREMENT STYLE LIVING P: 0485 874 068 W: www.broadlandsview.com.au E: enquiries@broadlandsview.com.au OPEN BY APPOINTMENT 43 Phillips Lane, Claret Ash Grove, Bairnsdale Bairnsdale
EAST GIPPSLAND FIELD DAYS | East Gippsland Newspapers 20 Thursday, April 9, 2026 Zimmatic showcase A new exhibitor to the East Gippsland Field Days is the irrigation company Flow Smart. Since 2005 Flow Smart Pty Ltd has been committed to efficiency and quality systems and sees itself as market leaders in the design, supply and installation of spray irrigation systems for the agricultural, civil and industrial markets. Whether for food, forage or fibre the team can design a system that is economic to operate ensuring the continued growth of farming enterprises. There is a wide range of products for efficient water solutions. The flagship brand Lindsay Zimmatic is a robust and efficient means of supplementary irrigation. The systems are tailored to the needs of clients and performance is measured by their success. The company is based in Stratford and has a focus on spray irrigation, pumping and turnkey projects. Company spokesperson Lewis Bolten said he was keen to attend the field days to "show people we are still here and we have the boots on the ground." "We are a service-based company, and we provide all the follow up which is vital for our industry. "People want to be confident that when they make the purchase they get the follow up and that is something we always provide. "If you can't back up your product with good after sales service you may as well close the doors," he said. As an example of its success the company won the Asia Pacific dealer award in 2023-24. Anyone who visits the company's stand has the chance to win an esky and camp chairs. Flow Smart is coming to the East Gippsland Field Days for the first time this year, and anyone who visits the company’s stand has the chance to win an esky and camp chairs. COME SEE FLOW SMART AT THE FIELD DAYS FOR A CHANCE TO WIN A DAVEY ESKY! BAIRNSDALE 65 Macleod Street, Bairnsdale P: (03) 5152 4141 E: bairnsdale@jamesyeates.com.au SALE 115a Foster Street, Sale P: 0403 638 751 E: sale@jamesyeates.com.au Product & services range Newspapers Envelopes Photolab +Much More! Business cards Stubby holders Apparel DL flyers To find out more SCAN OUR QR CODE!
EAST GIPPSLAND FIELD DAYS East Gippsland Newspapers | 21 Thursday, April 9, 2026 AIM for better storage Fresh from Farm World last month, AIM Quick Build Containers is looking forward to the East Gippsland Field Days. AIM Quick Build offer both hire or purchase of onsite storage containers. The units can be delivered flat pack to site and assembled within minutes. Quick tool free assembly and dismantling make AIM Containers the perfect solution for tight locations. They are completely weatherproof, theft proof and secure using state of the art "Best Point Technology" to join components together. Managing director Elise Kelsey said the galvanised steel flat pack six-piece structures were ideal for backyards, farm storage, inside sheds or other tight spots. They also come in a variety of powder coated colours. Ms Kelsey said the units were popular for their versatility including for building sites, storage, warehousing, farming and much more. The containers offer flexible solutions to meet people's changing requirements. They can be joined, stacked and dismantled as needed and can be used both indoor and outdoor. Unlike shipping containers they can be delivered to the back of a site or to an underground car park and they can be dismantled and moved as needed. Containers come in a variety of sizes and also come with a variety of accessories depending on what you need to use the container for. Accessories include access ramps, security tool bars, galvanised anti-vandal locks, shelving systems, forklift pockets and connection kits. Up to three Quick Build containers can be connected using Connection Kits. The same or different size units can be connected end-to-end or the same size units can be connected side-by-side. Assembled units can be stacked three units high outdoor and four units high indoor. Ms Kelsey said it depended on the individual needs. "People have used them for vermin proof grain storage or other agricultural needs, an outside bar, art studio or even a home business such as hairdressing." "As soon as people see them, they can use their imagination to visualise individual needs," she said. In recent weeks the company has had sites at Farm World near Warragul and the International Flower and Garden Show. AIM Quick Build Containers is gearing up for the East Gippsland Field Days and are excited to showcase their products, which include storage containers, ramps, shelving systems and more. 0400263142 admin@one2onevictoria.com.au www.one2onevictoria.com.au Servicing Bairnsdale and surrounds. 03 5153 1330| 103 Main Street, Bairnsdale| gjgardner.com.au Site F21
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