Awards

Exhibitor Awards 2018

Most Outstanding Exhibitor

Best overall exhibit at the event

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Best New Release – Self Propelled Machinery

For all self-propelled machinery.

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Best Emerging Technology

For new technological developments.

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Countryman

Countryman

GWN7
Won By: Elders Won By: McIntosh Distribution Won By: Farmers Edge

Best New Release – Machinery Attachments

For attachments to existing machinery.

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Best New Release – Allied Equipment

For all other agricultural products and equipment.

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Best Lifestyle and Leisure Exhibit

Best presented family interest exhibit.

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GWN7
Won By: Grainking Won By: McIntosh Distribution Won By: Rural Dance School of WA

Best Motoring Exhibit

Best presented Motoring exhibit in the carsales.com.au Motoring Arena and surrounding areas.

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Waratah Agricultural Fencing Challenge

Sponsored by: Waratah

Best Equestrian Exhibit

Best presented Equestrian Exhibit

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Farm Machinery Sales

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Won By: The Honda Shop Won By: WA College of Agriculture Narrogin  Won By: Oakford Stockfeeders

AWARDS WON BY DOWERIN FIELD DAYS

2018

In 2018 the event received the Tourism Award through the Belmont & Western Australian Small Business Awards.

Long-standing volunteer Les Howard and Chairperson Nadine McMorran 

1998

The Dowerin GWN Machinery Field Days event was inducted into the West Australian Tourism Awards Hall of Fame, recognising the board’s commitment to excellence.

1997

Third time lucky as well!

1996

The event won the “Significant Local Festivals” category for the second time.

1995

The event received its first West Australian Tourism Award in the “Significant Local Festivals and Special Events” Category. The event then went on to win the national Australian Tourism Awards section for “Significant Local Festivals and Special Events”.

1981

Although the Dowerin Field Days event had received several certificates of appreciation from local government bodies, such as the Shire of Dowerin, the first official State recognition of the importance of the event, was awarded in 1981, when the field days received a prestigious Golden Swan Award. Presented by the Western Australian week Council, the award was given for: “Success in Developing an Entire Community Involvement.”