Children take a ride on a camel, one of the attractions providing entertainment for younger visitors and families attending the event.
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Kelly Lucas-Carmody
The 2026 Elmore Field Days drew strong exhibitor interest and steady crowd numbers on par with last year, with about 1100 exhibitors showcasing agricultural machinery, live demonstrations and family attractions.
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Fine weather across all three days helped the event run without a hitch, with crowd favourites including thrilling jet boat displays and Australian Wool Innovation’s popular shearing demonstration drawing strong interest.
A jet boat throws up a wall of spray during a demonstration, drawing attention from visitors with a display of speed and action on the water.
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Kelly Lucas-Carmody
Shearers put their skills to the test during the Australian Wool Innovation shearing display, demonstrating the techniques and equipment used in the wool industry.
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Kelly Lucas-Carmody
A seeder was among the extensive range of agricultural machinery and equipment showcased, giving visitors the chance to explore products designed for modern farming operations.
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Kelly Lucas-Carmody
Children enjoy a bike activity, with the event offering a range of family-friendly attractions alongside its agricultural displays and demonstrations.
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Kelly Lucas-Carmody
Visitors inspect a range of machinery and equipment, with exhibitors showcasing products and technology for farmers and agricultural businesses.
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Kelly Lucas-Carmody
Visitors examine an agricultural drone, highlighting the growing role of technology in farming and the range of equipment available to the industry.
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Kelly Lucas-Carmody
A visitor looks over a collection of vintage Lister engines and equipment, showcasing some of the machinery and technology from earlier generations.
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Kelly Lucas-Carmody
