Fieldays Ag Art Wear entry deadlines extended
MEDIA RELEASE
15 May 2007
‘Good things take time’ – Fieldays Ag Art Wear entry deadlines extended
It’s not too late to create a masterpiece for the Ag Art Wear Competition with entry deadlines extended until early June.
Fieldays organisers are pleased with the interest in the competition with a range of entries received including strong representation from Australian designers and artists. “Good things take time,” says Fieldays Communications Advisor, Nicole Foster. “By popular demand we are extending the deadline for entries into the Ag Art Wear Competition allowing creators to put their very best work forward”.
Other Fieldays competitions and activities closing soon are:
* Fieldays Innovations Centre Equipment and Inventions, 18 May 2007
* Fieldays Rural Bachelor of the Year, 19 May 2007
* Fieldays Sonic Arts Challenge, 25 May 2007
* Fieldays Possum Fur Fashion Design Award, 1 June 2007
* Fieldays Waikato Draught / Wiremark Fencing Championships, 1 June 2007
* Fieldays National Tractor Pull Competition, 1 June 2007
* Fieldays Innovations Centre “What’s your problem” ideas competition, 8 June 2007
* And prepurchase Fieldays tickets online or by phone
before 1 June 2007 to go into the
draw for a Suzuki quad
bike.
Get an information and entry forms from www.fieldays.co.nz or phone 07 843 4499. Fieldays will be held 13 – 16 June 2007 at Mystery Creek Events Centre, south of Hamilton.
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