AgQuip has once again demonstrated why it remains one of Australia’s most important events for the agricultural industry, bringing together farmers, exhibitors, innovators and visitors from across the country.
The event provided a valuable opportunity to showcase the latest machinery, technology, services and ideas shaping the future of agriculture.
The strong turnout and enthusiasm throughout AgQuip reflected the confidence and resilience of the agricultural community.
From major machinery displays to practical demonstrations, the event highlighted the vital role agriculture continues to play in regional Australia.
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Narrabri Shire mayor Darrell Tiemens caught up with Gunnedah Shire mayor Colleen Fuller at the festivities.
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Back, PJ Ryan, Millie Hardman, front, Kerianne Ryan, Lucy Wilde, Lucy, Gemma, Nathan and Patrick Ryan.
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Mick Hull (partially obscured), Malcolm and Helen Jones, John Lyle, John Commins, Graham Noonan and Robert Noonan.
Nominees for the 2020 Lillian Hulbert Memorial Award with the Mayor Cathy Redding, from left, Sara Charles, Dylan Smith, Mayor Cathy Redding, Bryony Allen, Amelia Kiem and Alisha Conomos. (Absent from photo - Blake Ryan.)
Nominees for the 2020 Lillian Hulbert Memorial Award with the Mayor Cathy Redding, from left, Sara Charles, Dylan Smith, Mayor Cathy Redding, Bryony Allen, Amelia Kiem and Alisha Conomos. (Absent from photo - Blake Ryan.)
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Member for Hunter Dave Layzell, Gunnedah-based Member of the Legislative Council Sarah Mitchell and Member for Tamworth Kevin Anderson were at the Nationals' barbecue stand. Politicians from the region and afar cooked up steak sandwiches, with the proceeds going to Gunnedah Family Support.
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Former RSL president Peter Kannengeiser returned home for the commemoration and laid a wreath on behalf of the Navy.
The team of Todd Farrer, Steve and Dianne Parish and Dylan Armitage, pictured above, won the Wee Waa Golf Club Volkswagon Scramble mixed four-person event on Sunday. The group competed against 11 other teams at the event and came out on top with a score of 57-and-three-eighths nett.
The team of Todd Farrer, Steve and Dianne Parish and Dylan Armitage, pictured above, won the Wee Waa Golf Club Volkswagon Scramble mixed four-person event on Sunday. The group competed against 11 other teams at the event and came out on top with a score of 57-and-three-eighths nett.
