Murray Valley Yard Dog Championships 2025 winners and sponsors. (From left) Alison Burrell from Hypro, Brad Watts, Shane Maurer, Catherine Raines, Fred Raines, Dean Incher, Dan Camilliri and judge Michael Johnson with winner Dale Thompson and Clay (front).
Start planning you trip to the 2026 Henty Machinery Field Days, and do it with confidence with your online ticket in hand.
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Returning from September 22-24, the field days will once again showcase the latest in agricultural machinery, technology, agribusiness, outdoor living and country lifestyle, attracting around 50,000 visitors from across Australia.
To make attending even easier, visitors are encouraged to purchase their tickets online ahead of the event.
Not only does this provide a quicker and more convenient entry experience, but it also allows attendees to secure their tickets well before arriving at the gates.
HMFD chief executive officer Belinda Anderson said the organisation was pleased to once again keep admission affordable for families and visitors.
"We know many families and farming businesses are carefully managing their budgets, so we're pleased to keep our gate prices consistent for the third consecutive year," Ms Anderson said.
"Our ticket prices have remained unchanged since 2024, ensuring the Henty Machinery Field Days continues to deliver outstanding value while providing access to one of Australia's largest and most comprehensive agribusiness events."
All the winning garments at the 2024 Natural Fibre Fashion Awards. Photo by Andy Rogers.
The 2026 event will feature more than 800 exhibitors across the 105-hectare site, presenting the latest machinery, equipment, innovation and technology alongside livestock, agronomy, outdoor recreation, government services, food, entertainment and the ever-popular Country Lifestyle Pavilion.
Other feature events and special awards will include the Farm Gate Produce Area, Henty Machine of the Year Award, Australian Machine of the Year Awards, Natural Fibre Fashion Awards, working dog trials and vintage machinery.
Purchasing tickets online before arriving is encouraged, with digital tickets able to be scanned directly from a mobile device or printed at home.
Visitors are also encouraged to plan their visit early by exploring exhibitor listings, event schedules and accommodation options as they become available in the lead-up to September.
Online tickets can be purchased at www.hmfd.com.au.
Henty and District Antique Farm Machinery Club.
Billabong High School students from left Maddison Wood, Leila Anschaw, Thomas Black, Isabelle Kreutzberger, Zoe Barnes and Zyanah Manzano for modelling the entries in the 2025 Supreme Garment of the Henty Natural Fibre Fashion Awards.
All of the garment, millinery, student, accessory, knitted, repurposed and recycled entries to make the finals of the Henty Natural Fibre Fashion Awards for 2025.
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