The Ecclesville Centre in Fintona will be filled to capacity on January 28, 29 and 30 2014 when the annual Q8 Oils Spring Farm Machinery Show gets underway making it the largest Show ever.
There will be an excellent array of tractors, machinery, equipment and associated agricultural products from all areas of the industry on show.
Organisers say this year’s event is not to be missed with numerous new launches and an excellent range of machinery and products on display providing a one-stop shop for the farmer and agricultural contractor alike.
The 2014 show has had another major expansion and will be bigger and better than ever as every area of Ecclesville Centre will be filled to capacity with an amazing range of pristine farm machinery and products from across the agricultural spectrum.
As well as the trusted favourites many of whom have requested additional space, this year’s show will see numerous brand new exhibitors, who have been accommodated by extending the exhibition space even further.
In an exciting and innovative development, an additional hall has been added just off Hall 6 creating provision for additional stands and thereby increasing the range of exhibitors and products to be seen at this prestigious event.
“We are expecting a huge turnout over the three days”said organiser, Andrew Short.
“Scores of products and services will be profiled at next week’s event all in one prestigious venue where real business can be done.” This will be the largest ever Q8 Oils Spring Farm Machinery since its inception.
Fintona is easily accessible from all over Ireland in the heart of the farming community in Co. Tyrone.
Making up the attendance over the three days will be a mix of farmers, contractors and anyone with an interest in the farming industry. The indoor halls are fully heated and as well as ample free car parking space, there are excellent restaurant facilities.
The opening hours of the event have been specifically tailored to allow the busy farmer and contractor to attend the show for an enjoyable afternoon or evening out, whilst still being able to conduct his normal essential work.
The show will be open from 12 noon to 10pm on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
(Source – Impartial Reporter – Brian Donaldson – 23/01/2014)
Some of the machinery farmers and contractors can expect to see at this year’s Spring Farm Machinery Show