RiverlandField Days

For exhibitors

Exhibit at the Field Days

Over 500 businesses put their products in front of the Riverland every September. Here is how to join them.

Why exhibit

Two days, one region, thousands of customers

The Riverland Field Days draws farmers, growers, tradies, families and visitors from across the Riverland, Mallee and Sunraysia. Exhibitors range from the biggest machinery dealers in the state to local clubs and start-ups, across 45 product and service categories.

Every exhibitor is listed in the official program, which is delivered to households across the region and handed out at the gates. Site holders also receive free two-day passes, access to the free goods pickup service and support from a committee that has been doing this since 1958.

Inside the Exhibition Pavilion

Site types & pricing

Choose your site

All prices include GST. What you pay depends on when we receive your application: early bird until 31 January, then standard until 30 June, with a price rise from 1 July. Applications close 30 June for inclusion in the program; late applications may not be listed.

Outdoor sites

Outdoor sites

$350 first site, early bird price until 31 January

  • 10m x 10m, power available to most sites
  • Additional sites cost less each, the more you book
  • Half sites (5m frontage x 10m) from $280
  • Premium positions on Central and Pavilion Boulevards by negotiation
Book outdoor
Exhibition Pavilion

Exhibition Pavilion

$500 per site, early bird price until 31 January

  • 3m x 3m premium undercover sites in the permanent pavilion
  • Corner sites +$85, subject to availability
  • Booth package $1,250: site, 10 amp outlet, trestle, two chairs, two spotlights and a 3-sided booth with your name on the fascia
  • Booth packages close 31 July
Book pavilion
Function Pavilion

Function Pavilion

$470 per site, early bird price until 31 January

  • 3m x 3m undercover sites in the marquee pavilion
  • Corner sites +$85, subject to availability
  • Book multiples or share a site with another business
Book function

Site prices by application date

SiteEarly birduntil 31 JanuaryStandard1 February to 30 JuneLatefrom 1 July
Outdoor site 10m x 10m, first site$350$370$400
1 to 2 additional sites, each$290$310$325
3 to 5 additional sites, each$240$255$275
7 or more additional sites, each$200$225$245
Outdoor half site 5m frontage x 10m$280$300$325
Exhibition Pavilion site 3m x 3m$500$530$560
Function Pavilion site 3m x 3m$470$500$530

The highlighted column is the price for applications received today. The additional-site rate applies to every additional outdoor site in the booking. Outdoor sites can be booked online as 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 or 16 sites in total; for other numbers please contact the office.

Extras, delivered to your site

ItemPrice
Shared site, per additional business$50
Power, single phase 10 amp, per connection$100
Additional exhibitor pass (2 days)$25
Client pass (1 day)$15
Baled straw, per bale$13
Trestle table$25
Chair$8
Exhibitor package posted to you$5
PA advertisement, 30 seconds twice daily (10 per year)$200
Program advertisement, quarter / half / full page colour$725 / $1,000 / $1,450
Business partnership and premium site packagesBy negotiation

Credit card payments attract a 1.4% surcharge. Bank transfer is surcharge free.

Free exhibitor passes

Every site holder receives two-day passes (arm bands) in their exhibitor package. Extra passes can be added to your booking.

Sites bookedFree 2-day passes
1 – 42
5 – 94
10 – 146
15 – 238
24 or more10

How payment works

Book online and choose card or bank transfer. Card details are taken securely by Stripe, but nothing is charged until the office has confirmed your site and amenities are available. If something is not available we will contact you to discuss options before anything is processed.

Site holder checklist

Your timeline

6 to 8 months out

  • Submit your site application online
  • Book your marquee, accommodation and program advertising (ads due 12 July)
  • Book PA advertising – only 10 paid places each year
  • Follow us on Facebook to keep up with what's happening

2 to 3 months out

  • Send us an advert for our social media
  • Apply for a liquor licence if you need one

Field Days week

  • Large machinery can be delivered from the Monday
  • Marquee set-up from Monday, general set-up from Wednesday, 7am to 5pm
  • Book a forklift at the admin centre for loading and unloading
  • Collect your exhibitor pack from the Barn through Gate A from Wednesday, unless you asked for it to be posted
  • Join us for free Chairman's drinks from 5.30pm on the Friday at The Hut

A to Z

Exhibitor information

Access and vehicles
No exhibitor vehicle movement on site between 9am and 5pm on either day. Vehicles not part of your display must be off your site by 8.30am. Exits are coordinated by the committee after 5pm Saturday. A 10 km/h speed limit applies.
Camping
Not permitted on the Field Days grounds. See accommodation.
Chairs and trestles
Ordered on your application and delivered to your site on the Thursday morning before the Field Days.
Clean up
All exhibits and equipment must be removed promptly, and within 7 days. Storage fees apply after that, see condition 23.
Drones
Not permitted within 500 metres of the site without committee approval.
Electrical
All cords and appliances must carry a current test tag. Power is available to most sites; bring your own test-tagged extension cord up to 30m. On-site test and tag is available for a small fee.
Exhibits
In place by 9am Friday and not removed before 5pm Saturday.
Food and drinks
No food (other than confectionery or condiments) or drinks may be sold from general sites. Catering is arranged through the catering coordinator.
Forklifts
Available Wednesday to Sunday of Field Days week. Other times by arrangement; fees may apply.
Goods pickup service
A free service for customers who buy something too heavy to carry. Tick the box on your application and a ticket book is delivered to you on the Wednesday.
Insurance
All exhibitors must hold current liability insurance for the whole event, including set-up and removal, with a copy kept on site.
Internet
Good Telstra mobile coverage across the site.
Liquor licence
Tastings or sales need a temporary licence from Consumer and Business Services.
Machinery entering SA
Machinery that is not brand new needs a Biosecurity SA Machinery Declaration of Cleanliness and must be free of soil and plant material.
Marquee pegs
All pegs covered and within your site. No pegs in the service strip between rows; damage to underground services is charged to the exhibitor.
Noise
The committee may control or stop any machinery causing undue noise or nuisance. Amplifiers and loud speakers need committee permission.
Pets
No pets on the grounds, including during set-up, except assistance dogs and working display animals by arrangement.
Safari
The children's Safari trail is a great way to engage families. Contact Rivergum Christian College on (08) 8583 2304.
Safety
Demonstrating grinders, cut-off machines or welders? Guards must be fitted and safety regulations followed. Every exhibitor completes a Site Safety Plan and Hazard Audit List. See the safety policy.
Security
Patrols operate within the fenced area from 5pm to 7am, Monday to Monday of Field Days week. Exhibitors remain responsible for their own property.
Straw
Ordered on your application and delivered to your site. Straw left after midday Sunday becomes the property of the committee.
Waste
Zero waste policy: recycle where you can, collapse cardboard, and never put cardboard in wheelie bins. Wood chips or sand must sit on shade cloth and be removed afterwards.
Water
There is no water treated for human consumption on site.

Ready to book your site?

It takes about ten minutes. You will see your total as you go, and nothing is charged until the office confirms.

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