About South Island Agricultural Field Days

SIAFD 2023

Aims of the South Island Agricultural Field Days.

  1. To provide a venue where machinery and other services can be demonstrated to the rural community.
  2. To provide a vehicle for senior YFC members of the Christchurch District to acquire, in a practical way, organisational and business skills.

Objectives of the South Island Agricultural Field Days.

  1. To organise a professional exhibition that is an interface between the agricultural service industry and its clients.
  2. To provide satisfaction to both parties in order to get return business.

The SIAFD is a story of success. It has been the result of hard work by young farmers since 1951. About 175 members have served on the organising committee and several hundred others have worked during the field days providing the hands on approach needed to prepare for and run successful events.

The co-operation of the machinery firms has been vital to the success as has the response from landowners when asked to supply a site.

The South Island Agricultural Field Day (SIAFD) is a non-profit organisation and the committee organises an exhibition for the rural community every second year.
 

Organising Committee


SIAFD Committee
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Friends of SIAFD

The following companies and organisations are proud to be associated with the South Island Agricultural Field Days

Gold Supporters

Silver Supporters

Friends of SIAFD

  • Aylesbury Creamery
  • Bill Smith
  • Connetics
  • Corson Maize
  • DJA Engineering
  • Environment Technology
  • EuroAgri
  • Fred Dodson
  • Hyprecision Seeds
  • Kea Trailers
  • Kirwee Fire Brigade
  • Kirwee Rugby Club
  • Lancaster Bros
  • Malabar Farm Ltd
  • Masterguard Security Systems
  • Miles & Ilam Toyota
  • Pioneer Brand
  • Quigleys Contracting
  • Rangiora Toyota
  • Recreational Services
  • Redmond Ag Farming
  • Robinson Diary Farm Ltd
  • Roper and Son
  • Sheat Contracting
  • Southern Screenworks Ltd
  • Tony Redmond
  • Wilfield Sheep Stud
The SIAFD is a story of success. It has been the result of hard work by young farmers since 1951. About 175 members have served on the organising committee and several hundred others have worked during the field days providing the hands on approach needed to prepare for and run successful events.
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