Norco Primex Field Days, an agricultural trade show, is now underway and continues this weekend at its brand-new Lismore Showgrounds home. The move comes after a 41-year event history in Casino.
Organisers say “it’s shaping up to be our most exciting year yet!”
“Whether you’re a farmer, a foodie, a family, or just passionate about the future of regional Australia, there is something here for you.
“With over 350 exhibitors, 1,200 suppliers and an expected 30,000+ visitors across the three days, this is your chance to see the very best in Machinery, Agtech, Livestock, Sustainability and Regional Innovation —
all under one roof!
They say there will be extended hours today, Friday 22 May, from 9am – 6.30pm
The Primex Story
Organisers say “Primex Field Days is Australia’s largest coastal-based agricultural field days and one of the country’s most respected and enduring agribusiness events”.
“Family-owned and operated since 1985, Primex has built a national reputation as a machinery-led, industry-driven event that brings together the full spectrum of agriculture, primary industries, regional enterprise and community under one highly connected marketplace.
“Held in the Northern Rivers of New South Wales, Primex services one of Australia’s most diverse and productive regions, spanning horticulture, livestock, dairy, forestry, broadacre farming, construction, transport and emerging industries, while attracting exhibitors and visitors from across NSW, Queensland and beyond.
“Join NSW Farmers for an information panel on cattle tick and tick fever, key biosecurity issues for cattle producers in north-eastern NSW. Hear from industry experts, participate in a Q&A, and connect with fellow producers.
“Come along, get the facts, have your questions answered, and talk with other farmers in your network. This is your chance to have a real conversation about the future of the Cattle Tick Program”.
For more visit https://www.primex.net.au/
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