Rural
28 July, 2026
Explore the best of agriculture at the Mallee Machinery Field Days
FROM innovative agricultural machinery to handmade crafts and community displays, this year's Mallee Machinery Field Days will once again highlight the best of what the region and the agricultural industry have to offer. The two-day event will bring together more than 350 exhibitors, offering visitors the opportunity to explore an extensive range of agricultural machinery, cutting-edge technology, regional services, and locally crafted products.
Agricultural machinery remains at the heart of this annual event, with leading manufacturers and dealers showcasing tractors, harvesters, seeding equipment, irrigation systems, and a varied range of products designed to improve productivity and efficiency on the farm.
Those who come along to the event will have the opportunity to compare equipment, speak directly with industry experts, and learn about the recent developments in livestock management, broadacre farming, and precision agriculture.
Beyond the machinery displays, the field days also feature a unique range of commercial exhibitors showcasing water systems, fencing, automotive products, livestock equipment, and agricultural technology.
The event's much-loved crafts and interests section offers a change of pace, with handmade products, artisan goods, gifts, clothing, homewares, and displays from community organisations.
Alongside the exhibits, food vendors from across the region will keep visitors well fed with a variety of meals, snacks, and refreshments throughout the two days.
Emergency services, community groups and local businesses will also be present, providing further information about the support services available across the Mallee and demonstrating the important role they play in regional communities.
The venue offers ample on-site parking, mobile phone coverage, and EFTPOS facilities, while first aid and emergency services will be present.
As there is no on-site accommodation or camping, patrons are encouraged to book ahead in nearby towns including Lascelles, Patchewollock, Woomelang, Ouyen, Sea Lake, Hopetoun and Nandaly.
At the same time, fuel is available in Speed, Nandaly, Sea Lake and Hopetoun.
Electric vehicle charging stations are also available in Ouyen, Sea Lake and Hopetoun.
Visitors are encouraged to wear suitable footwear, as the site features gravel walkways and unsealed paths that may become soft or muddy following rain.
Organisers also remind attendees to observe exclusion zones, warning signs and safety barriers around heavy machinery displays, while parents and guardians are urged to supervise children at all times.
For safety reasons, use of the site’s airstrip is strictly prohibited.
Whether attendees want to explore the latest farming technology, connect with industry experts, or enjoy a day out, visitors can expect a unique program that offers something for all interests and ages.
For further information, visit: mmfd.com.au.