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NEW Zealand National Agricultural Fieldays is the largest agribusiness exhibition in the Southern Hemisphere.
New Zealand is a world leader in agriculture and pastoral farming and the National Fieldays is the ultimate launch platform for cutting edge agricultural technology and innovation.
With over 1000 exhibitors, National Fieldays is essential in keeping up with the latest trends and developments in the agriculture and farming industries. National Fieldays is held over four days each June attracting in excess of 130,000 visitors from around New Zealand and internationally from 38 different countries. The current exhibition and demonstration space is over 98 acres and boasts over 1,000 exhibitors on 1400 sites.Held at Mystery Creek Events Centre, the agricultural Fieldays is located right in the heart of the Waikato, adjacent to Hamilton International Airport, close to State Highways 1 and 3; and just ten minutes from Hamilton, Te Awamutu and Cambridge.
THE New Zealand National Agricultural Fieldays society is a not-for-profit organisation that relies heavily on volunteer input.
The society was originally set up over 40 years ago to provide a conduit between urban and rural business, and has a proud history and an exciting future. The land at the Fieldays venue, Mystery Creek Events Centre was purchased by the society in 1971, and has been developed constantly since that time. More land has been purchased (now 95 hectares of land); buildings have been built; many of the roads have been sealed; power and water infrastructure has been installed; and a water treatment plant has been developed. The NZ National Agricultural Fieldays event remains the cornerstone of the society, with more and more events now being hosted every year.
The society now owns and manages the property, Fieldays, Transport and Heavy Equipment Expo and jointly operates the Waikato Boat Fishing and Leisure Show. The society consists of a pool of dedicated volunteers and a professional event management team. Both of these groups work in harmony, reporting through to the Board of Directors.