This year, the event will be held from September 22 to 24 and will feature 14km of outdoor sites.
The official opening on Tuesday, September 22 by Senator Pauline Hanson will include the presentation of the prestigious Henty Machine of the Year Award.
The Farms of the Future Mobile Learning Centre is a new addition to the event and will bring practical agtech education directly to regional communities.
Built to travel across NSW, the centre gives farmers the chance to step inside, ask questions, and see how different agtech and connectivity options could work on their own properties.
HMFD chief executive officer Belinda Anderson said field days played a vital role in strengthening rural communities, especially during challenging times.
“At Henty, we see first-hand how field days connect farmers, showcase innovation, and support local business,” Mrs Anderson said.
“2026 will further build on the visitor and exhibitor experience achieved in 2025 with a sold-out exhibitor site allocation and a 10 per cent increase in ticket sales compared to 2024,” she said.
The usual attractions are all returning including the Henty Machine of the Year Award, working sheep dog trials, Country Lifestyle pavilion, Farm Gate, Baker Seeds agronomy trials, helicopter joy rides, live entertainment, the Natural Fibre Fashion Awards and vintage farm machinery display.
For more information and to purchase tickets, visit hmfd.com.au
