In less than 24 hours Fieldays, the Southern Hemisphere’s largest agricultural event, will open its gates for the 55th time.
Fieldays CEO Peter Nation says the magnitude of the event has been reflected in some of the structures that have emerged on-site in the past few weeks.
“There are some monumental builds this year, which serve as a testament to the growth and resilience of the agricultural industry, ” he said.
“It hasn’t been an easy time lately for a lot of rural New Zealanders and the exhibitors know this, so what our visitors will see next week will amaze and inspire them.”
Fieldays 2023 is not just a national event but a global platform that attracts influential delegates from around the world – and with no travel restrictions, Fieldays is eager to welcome international participants with open arms.
Building off its reputation for showcasing cutting-edge farming technology and innovative agricultural practices, Fieldays offers a unique platform for international visitors to engage with the latest advancements in the agricultural sector.
To cater to the growing interest from overseas visitors, The New Zealand International Business Centre will be offering a range of services tailored to meet the needs of international visitors.
“This iconic New Zealand event is a celebration of the resilience and dynamism of the agricultural sector. As we come together once again, let us embrace this opportunity to connect, learn, and shape the future of farming,” Nation said.
“I am really looking forward to welcoming people back to Fieldays this year for an unforgettable experience –whether it’s their first time or their 55th.”