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2019 Exhibitor List 2019 2019 62 Exhibitor List 62 Name Site No. Name Site No. Name Site No. 24/7 Solar & Battery 228 CMV Truck Centre/ GB Electrical & Security Services 632 AAA Socks 302 CMV Riverland Parts 736 Grants Sheds 135 AAI/APIA P11 Cool or Cosy P21 Growers Services 462 ABC Radio 316 Corwest 201 Hardi Australia 352 AC Care M48 Country Proud Clothing 310A Hear Clear Audiology P64 Country SA PHN P56 Adelaide City Caravans 818 Hearing Australia 308 Cowanna Almond Harvesting 247 Adelaide Weighing Equipment 522 Heavenly Jerky 320 Creative Memories M8 Adjusta Mattress Australia 307 Hers N His Crafty Hands 212 Crystal Clear Glasses 203A Aeolis Leather 127 Hipower Flashlights 224 Cut Above Tools P1 AGCO Australia Ltd 636 Homeneeds 509 Daimer Trucks Adelaide 832 Agritech Engineering 612 Homestar Promotions 210A Dario Caravans & Repairs 802 AIM Sales 724 Hone P9 Darling Homewares P44 All Seasons Gutter Guard P13 Hoods Agrimotive 364 Dave Benson Caravans 711 All Star Gymnastics SA P69 Hoops Auto & 4WD 707 Dept Trade Tourism & Hotondo Homes Riverland 234 All Steel Transportable Homes P76 Investment & Austrade 313 Immanuel College M4 All Tech Marine Services 332 Dial Before You Dig SA/NT P84 Independent Living Centre 327 AMP Rashleigh Financial Services P16 Diesel Performance Solutions 437 Irrigear Waikerie 612 Angoves Family Winemakers M1 Diesel Tune Adelaide 717 Jachmann Apple Cider WINE & FOOD ANU Tools 129 Discount Cable Ties 321 Jad's Driver Training 424A ANZ 701 Dominic Wines WINE & FOOD Job Prospects P14 Aqua Boost Ag - drumMUSTER & ChemClear 313 Johnson's Trucks 831 Soil Moisture Solutions 619 Eagle Trailers & Campers 806 Jolly Rascals' Jumping Castles 322 Arrosto Coffee 550 Elders Real Estate and Insurance P5 JW ORG M46 Audika P51 ElectraNet P75 Kaine Kraft 120 Aussie Pop Corn 331 Elite Kegs and Coopering 519 Kalleske Meats 402 Aussie Wool Quilts SA 216 Emmetts Farm Machinery 562 Ken's Exhast Systems 627 Australian Landscape Trust P80 Energy Assessors Australia M42 Kid's Corner 422 Australian Leather Seal 312 Enhanced Lifestyles 503 Kuhn Plumbing 630 Avant Equipment 726 Errol Matschoss Motors P/L 656 Kustom Kegs 211 Bank SA 502 Exotic Licorice & Fudge P2 LAAS - Lifestyle Assistance 503 Barmera Markets 104B Eye Muffs By Reptiler 303 Landini Central 239 Beautiful Bali Bling 214 Eynsbury House of Couture P29 Led Light Co 628 Best Ever Boots 223 Ezi-Seal Lids & Quick Lock Bag Sealers P53 LEDA Ag 262 Better Living Australia P55 Feel Good Massage Chairs P4 Leetons of Stirling M45 Bible Plaques 115A Fifth Avenue Collection P28 Letzgetwired 121 Big River Isuzu Ute 706 Flamingo Paperie P31 Life Without Barriers M51 Big River Toyota / Big River Nissan 706 Flinders University P81 Lincoln College P71 Blacksmiths Demonstration 744 Flourish Live Naturally P58 Lipsense 203A Brand Developers/TV Shop P46 FMR Group 457 Loadtec 510 Bunnings Berri 413 Focus Home Improvements P36 Loreto College Marryatville P22 BUPA P67 Food Machinery Installation Lotsa Pots - Kev's Quirky Creations 105 Bushmans Tanks 624 & Serviced 532 Loxton Lutheran School M9 Butch's Smallgoods P87 For the Love of Bacon - Bacon Jam M47 Loxton Lutheran School Camping Hire And Sales 722 Freshwater Systems Australia 621 Early Learning Centre M9 Carers SA M14 Funky Trail 221 Lynette's Natural Soapbox M6 CGB Labour Hire 607 Further Education & Pathways P82 Lynmac Metal Art 314 Chem-Loo 326 G & J East Strathalbyn 140 MADEC Australia 504 Chigros Motors 702 G J Gardner Homes Riverland 416 Maggies Gifts 203A Clemens Technology 140 Gallard Machinery 236 Magnum Welders 409 46 Riverland Field Days 2019 2019 62 Exhibitor List 62 Name Site No. Name Site No. Name Site No. Manitou Australia 731 Renmark Childrens Centre 429B St Mark's College P30 Mark Bowering - Variety Bash 429A Renmark Custom Caravans 718 St Peter's College P61 Mars Transport Equipment 840 Renmark Rose Festival M41 Steel Tuff Rural Fencing Solutions 411A Maxiplas 609 Ri Industries 633 Steiny's Traditional Mettwurst 232 Michelle's Gourmet Kitchen 208B Riely's Little Lolly Shop 225 Stoller Australia 425 Mission Australia M52 Riv Fab - Riverland Fabrications 408 Sunrise Ag 462 Mobile DJ P3 River Murray Trading Post 154 Super Snipper Line Trimmer Heads 328 Mobility Mates 204 Rivergum Christian College P66 Surf to Suit 219 Monaghan Truck & Trailer Sales 812 Riverland Agri Services 144 TAFE SA 405 Murch Plumbing & Roofing Ltd 609 Riverland Baseball League 511 Taplan Park - TPE Trailers & Floats 723 Murray River Machinery 350 Riverland Bird Keepers Club 111 Team Poly Tanks 719 Murray River Solar P24 Riverland Fire & Safety 420 The Bra Lady P42 Murraylands Training & Employment 407A Riverland Lending Services P/ L 508 The Charlick Tumeric Method M54 National Disability Insurance Scheme M52 Riverland Locksmiths 324 The Country Care Group 132 Natural Resources - SAMDB 309 Riverland Mobility Equipment P45 The Plant People SA 410 NGM Rescource Marketing 202 Riverland Motor Group 452 Thomson Bilt - Mega Span Sheds 622 Niagara Therapy M3 Riverland National Trust 506 Tim Whetstone MP, No Bull Jerky 222 Riverland Pest Managament P12 Member for Chaffey 526B Noel's Island Star Caravans 801 Riverland Trailer Bins 414 Titan Australia 330 Office of the Small Business Riverland Welding & Tool Supplies 235 TOIP P/L 618 Commissioner 313 Riverland Youth Theatre 512 Tony Pasin MP 528A Olympia Gold P27 RM Electronics 230 Toy Box on Wheels 125 Olympic Industries 611 Rock Ya World P33 Transport Refrigeration Services 634 Omnia Specialists 534 Ronco Motors 240 TurmeriX SA P26 Ontop Roof Restoration 323 Rosenthal Automotive 550 U3A M18 Optus 515 Rural Business Suport 313 Ultramatic P70 Orana Australia P18 SA Country Fire Service 604B Uniting SA - Ethnic Link Services M50 Orora Packaging 620 SA CWA Riverland Evening Branch 306 Vater Machinery 254 Out & About Clothing P23 SA Health - Poisoning Prevention/ Vermeer Equipment Holdings 439 Ovarian Cancer South Australia M10 Pesticide Safety P50 Villa 34 101 Overland Services 450 SA Power Networks P85 Vinetech Machinery 648 OZZI Kleen 609 SA Soil Improvers 530 Vinpost 524 Peats Soil & Garden Supplies 419 SA State Emergency Service Pedders 301 Riverland 730 Vintage Machinery Demonstration 147 Pembroke School P49 Sacred Heart College P17 Vista Kites 107 Performance Diesel Tuning 727 Safe Power Test & Tag 525 Vivid Sales P34 PHATT Works P54 Salvation Army Riverland 206 Waikerie Honda 336 Pippos Technology Solutions P6 Save a Lot Beds P38 Walford Anglican School for Girls P8 PIRSA - Scania Australia 748 Waterfind 513 Primary Industries & Regions SA 313 Scotch College Adelaide P52 Westminster School M13 PIRSA Fisheries - Seasol 433 Wide Span Sheds 609 Fishcare Volunteers 313 Shearwell Australia 528B Wildlife Zoo 227 PQSA - Homecare Plus P41 Sheepdog Demonstration 256 Will & Co Mitre 10 229 Premier's Advocate for Woodcutters Demonstration 644 Suicide Prevention 313 South Australia Police 602 Prince Alfred College 220 South Central Trucks & Bus 836 Woolshed Brewery WINE & FOOD PsychMed M12 Spanlift Australia 435 WSB Distributors 731 Radio 5RM 15 Specsavers Berri M43 Yates Electrical Services 507 Reece Pty Ltd 623 Spitwater (SA) 319 Yates Menswear 505 Regional Development Australia St John Ambulance 608 YPM Tools 421 Riverland 313 St Johns First Aid 428 ZaWAHdee P32 48 Riverland Field Days.
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