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For more than 45 years, the Rotary Club of Stirling has served the local community, supported youth and community groups and those in need throughout the district and and overseas.

As the world deals with the effects of a global pandemic, the Rotary Club of Stirling will continue to support the local community and play our part in international efforts to slow down the spread and to offer aid and comfort to those most at risk.

We are proud to be a part of this incredible organisation which remains the oldest and largest service network in the world.

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Echunga Recreation Grounds,

24-25 September, 2022

The Hills Small Acreage Field Days event has been designed to bring together, in one location, the products and services with broad appeal to residents of towns and villages in the district and, in particular, the more than 6,000 families who live in the Barossa, Hills and Fleurieu on small acreage.

It will provide the most comprehensive information on the latest equipment, services and products available locally to help residents enjoy the region’s lifestyle to the fullest.

How big is the potential audience?

The target audience lives in the peri-urban area which surrounds Adelaide and the more rural and developed areas in the Barossa, Hills and the Fleurieu. Between 3 and 5,000 visitors are expected to attend the two-day event which we anticipate will become part of the annual calendar of major events in our area.

This district is growing quickly and it already contains: 11.9% of the population of South Australia, 41% of the State’s regional population, 54% of who live in Mount Barker and Gawler. Between 2021-2036 this region is expected to grow by 17.7% compared to 11.7% across SA.

Exhibitors

Be a part of this unique event and join others who will be drawn broadly from throughout the district supplying a wide range of products and services including:

· power generation (solar and

conventional)

· water (pumps, storage,

irrigation, drilling, fire and

equipment)

· infrastructure (shedding, fencing,

paving, extensions)

· vehicles, farm machinery, tools

and equipment

· crop, weed and spray specialists

· vineyard contractors

· land and water management