2012 Grains & Fodder PS web

GRAINS and FODDER7-15 September 2012 theshow.com.au

Enquiries: Telephone 8210 5211 or email [email protected]

DELIVERY AND COLLECTION OF EXHIBITS IN ALL GRAIN & FODDER CLASSES

The Society will, as far as is practicable and convenient, pick up from the property of the exhibitor a MINIMUM SAMPLE OF 3 KG OR A 10 LITRE CONTAINER PER ENTRY for judging and display (for contact names refer below). UNDERWEIGHT ENTRIES MAY BE DISQUALIFIED.

The sample will be taken and tagged:

1. Direct from the header as a commercial sample or from a bulk of at least 5 tonnes for cereals, 3 tonnes for pulses and oil seeds by a member of the Grains & Fodder Committee, a Society representative or by the Grower.

2. Or a sample may be drawn at a receival grain site by a representative of that company, grower or carrier.

• Exhibitorsmustnominatetheclassentered.• A MINIMUM SAMPLE OF AT LEAST THREE KILOGRAMS OR A 10 LITRE CONTAINER PER

ENTRY PER CLASS IS REQUIRED.• InterstateexhibitorswillberequiredtoforwardtheirexhibitstotheShowgroundatowncost.• Allsamplesmusthavetagsattachedstatingwhichclasstheyaretobeenteredin.• Toavoidanycomplicationsalltagstobeattachedusingproductswhichcanbeuntiedandthen

re-tied. • Cabletiesarestronglydiscouragedbutproductssuchastiewire,balertwineetcwouldbe

appropriate. • Samplesshouldbesuppliedinaporousbag,egcalicobag.Thiswillensurethatallsamplesare

fumigated properly prior to dispatch to the testing facility. • Calicograinbagsandextratagscanberequestedatanytimetoensuresamplesarereceived

correctly. PleasecontacttheAdministrationDepartment,AdelaideShowgroundon(08)82105211ifrequired.

DELIVERY OF EXHIBITSExhibitsinallclassesmustbeforwardedtoreachtheAdministrationOffice,AdelaideShowgroundonorbeforeFriday,1June2012.

CONTACT NAMES

ToobtainmoreinformationonClasses,CollectionofSamplespleasecontactyournearest RA&HSrepresentative:

ANDREW HENTSCHKE – LOCK T/F86204068 M0427154963 E [email protected] MUSTER – FREELING T/F 85252031 M0407828894 E [email protected] CAY – PINERY M0423295576 E [email protected] McGOWAN – MURRAY BRIDGE T85326047 F85326647 M0418813279

BILL ROWETT - MARRABEL T/F (08)88486088 M0408826078DR JOHN RADCLIFFE - ADELAIDE T83038580 F 83038582 E [email protected] SANDERS - HEWETT T 85230570 F85231787 M 0418848348 [email protected] FREEBAIRN – GAWLER M0407604340

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TheCompetitionisopentofarmersthroughoutAustralia,andissubjecttotheconditionsofindividual classes.

PRIZESInadditiontotheprizeslisted,RA&HSsasheswillbeawardedtoChampionsofallclasses.The committee has the right to award a third prizeifthereareoverfiveentriesinaclass.ExhibitorsmayrequestanyprizemoneywonduringtheRoyalAdelaideShowbepaidbyEFT(ElectronicFundsTransfer)bycompletingtheformprovided.EFTisamoreefficientpaymentmethod.ExhibitorsnotrequestingpaymentbyEFTwillbepaidbycheque.PrizemoneywillbepaidattheendofOctober,2012.

YOUR PRIVACYIfyoudonotwantyourdetailstobemadeavailable to other parties, please tick the box on theentryformsuppliedbytheRA&HS.Yourpersonal information will then only be used by theRA&HStomaintaincontactwithyouandallowustomanageyourentries.TheRA&HSreservestherighttoinformprizesponsorsofthedetails of recipients to enable distribution of their voucher/productprizes.Pleasenote:bytickingthe box to suppress your details, your name will appearintheCatalogue(ifapplicable)butyouraddress will not.

PRIZE MONEY AND GSTPrizemoneyasstatedinthePrizeScheduledoesnot include GST.Theprizemoneywhichwepaytosuccessfulexhibitors depends on information provided to us.IfyouconfirmthatyouareGSTregisteredandprovideyourAustralianBusinessNumber(ABN),wewillpaytheappropriateprizemoneyplus10%GST.WewillprovideyouwithaRecipientCreatedTaxInvoicewhichyouwillneedtosubmittotheAustralianTaxationOffice.Inenteringthecompetition,youacknowledgeyour agreement to the following:

• YouwillnotissueataxinvoicetotheRA&HSinrespecttoprizemoneyreceived

• YouwillnotifytheRA&HSifyouceasetoberegistered for GST.

IfyouprovideyourAustralianBusinessNumberbut are not registered for GST, we will pay the prizemoneyasdetailedinthePrizeSchedulewithout reference to the GST.Ifyouconfirmyouareenteringaspartofaprivate recreational pursuit or hobby, we will pay theprizemoneyasdetailedinthePrizeSchedulewithout reference to GST.

CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIES FRIDAY, 1 JUNE 2012 at 5.00 pm

CLOSING DATE OF ENTRIESThe following conditions will strictly apply:

• Allentries,whetherlodgedinpersonorsentby post, or completed online must be in the Society’spossessionatitsAdministrationOfficeby5.00pmonFriday,1June2012.

• Postalentryformsandfeeswillbeacceptedup to and including entries postmarked on or beforetheofficialclosingdate.

• Whensendingentryformsandfeesbypost, the onus is on the exhibitor to ensure adequatedeliverytime.

• Entryformsbyfacsimileoremailwillnotbeaccepted.

• Ifyourequireformalacknowledgementthatyour entry has been received, please include a stamped self-addressed envelope with your entry form.

• Alateentryoptionisavailableunderthefollowing conditions:

• Theentryform/sandfeesarereceivedorpostmarkedwithin7daysoftheofficialclosing date and

• Anadditionalfeeequivalenttothreetimesthe standard entry fee is paid.

• Absolutelynoexceptiontotheaboveconditions will be made to any exhibitor under any circumstance.

ENTRY FEES (GST included)Members, $5 per entry. Non-members,$6perentry.Companies,submittingmultipleentriesonbehalfof growers $5 per entry.MakechequespayabletoRA&HSandpostwithcompleted entry forms to:

RA&HS-GrainsandFodderSectionPOBox40,GoodwoodRd,WAYVILLESA5034

MEMBERSHIPExhibitorsneednotbemembersoftheSociety.Membershipfees:Adults$140,Juniors(under18)asatJanuary2012$48.

SPECIAL REGULATIONSExhibitorsareremindedthattheSociety’sGeneral Regulations apply to all sections of the Show and that the Special Regulations, hereunder set out, which apply to this section only, are merely supplementary to and subject totheRegulations.AcopyoftheGeneralRegulations may be obtained from the Society’s website(www.theshow.com.au)oruponrequestfromtheSociety’sAdministrationOffice.

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IMPORTANTItisimportantthatyoueither:

• Confirmyouareenteringaspartofaprivaterecreational pursuit or hobby, or

• ConfirmyouareenteringasaGSTregisteredbusinessandsupplyyourABN

Failure to do either of the above will cause the RA&HStowithhold48.5%ofyourprizemoneyinaccordancewithAustraliantaxlegislation.

TheRA&HSisnotataxconsultantandthereforeassumes no liability for actions taken as a result oftheseguidelines.Inanyinstanceswherean entrant or sponsor is uncertain of the tax implications of their involvement, they should consult their own accountant or tax advisor.

PAYMENT OF PRIZEMONEYEFTisamoreefficientformofpaymentofprizemoney.Exhibitorsarerequestedtonominatebank account details on the space provided on the entry form to facilitate prompt payment of prizemoney.Exhibitorswhodonotnominateabankaccountmaybepaidbychequebyindicatingontheentryform.Pleasenote–paymentbychequewillbemadeafterEFTpaymentsareprocessed.Pleasenotethatchequeswillbemadeoutinthenameoftheexhibitor.Ifyoudonothaveanaccount in the name you have entered under, you willneedtobepaidviaEFT.To assist the Society, would you please ensure chequesaredepositedpromptlyintoabankaccount.Replacementprizechequeswillbeissuedupto31December2012,howeverafeeof$10maybecharged.Ifthechequetobereplaced is not returned then an additional fee will be charged to cover the cost of cancellation. Anyconcernsregardingprizemoneymustberaised with the Society by 31 December.

DISEASE FREEShould any sample of grain be found to be infected with weevil or any contagious plant disease,itshallbedisqualifiedandremovedfromthe Showground.

CURRENT CROPAllexhibitsmustbepartofthecurrentseason’scrop, and must be the property of and grown by theexhibitor.Anyexhibitnotcomplyingwiththeseregulationswillbedisqualified.Exhibitorsinthissectionwillnotbeallowedtotakemorethanoneprizewiththesamevarietyofproduce in any one class.Iftestsshowthatanentryhasbeenmadeinthewrong class, the Society may transfer the exhibit to the correct class.Allgrain,otherthanthatenteredinthepreparedseed classes, which in the opinion of the Judges has been pickled, mill dressed or from which the brushisabsent,willbedisqualified.

WHEAT STANDARDSAustralianHard–Hard;AustralianStandardWhite–ASW;AustralianPremiumWhite–APW;AustralianSoft–Soft.

OWNERSHIPAllexhibitswillbecomethepropertyoftheSociety.

ENTRY FORMSExhibitors of all entries must state on their entry forms and tags, the name of each variety of produce.

STAGINGAllexhibitswillbestagedbytheStewards.Inallcasesinwhichexhibitsarejudgedtoascale of points, a card setting out the points awarded will be attached to each exhibit.The Society reserves the right to display only prize-winningexhibits,andthoseconsideredbythe Judges to be of special merit, if the entries received are more than can be staged in the accommodation available.

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THECLEANINGOFGRAINSAMPLESISNOTPERMITTED

WHEAT

Allexhibitsmustbeofvarietiesreceivedwithoutvarietaldiscountintheparticularzones.Inthecaseofinterstateentries,theymustbevarietiesthatarereceivedwithoutdiscountintheirparticularzone.

Wheat Section proudly presented by PentAg Nidera

PreferredvarietiesforSouthAustralia:asperAustralianWheatBoard.• Australian Hard 1 (minimum protein 11.5%)• Australian Premium White

(minimum protein 10.5%)• Australian Standard WhiteSPECIAL CATEGORIES

• Australian Soft White• Australian Durum

WHEAT ZONESExhibitorsmustnominateinwhichzonethewheat has been grown and to which silo the

wheat is delivered.

JUDGING SCALES PointsWeightperhectolitre .......................................15Millable Material .............................................15Protein content ................................................20Freedom from harvest injury ............................10Type, appearance and uniformity ......................5Freedom from foreign matter ...........................10Freedom from weeds .......................................10Freedom from disease ........................................5VarietyandMarketability ................................10TOTAL ...........................................................100

Class 1–THE AGT PRIZE and THE PENTAG NIDERA PRIZE Hard Wheat, from a district with an average annualrainfallof400mmorover. $50-sponsoredbyAGT Seeds. $50-sponsored by PentAg Nidera Pty Ltd. ♦First$60;second$30;third$10.

Class 2–THE AGT PRIZE and THE PENTAG NIDERA PRIZE Hard Wheat, from a district with an average annualrainfalloflessthan400mm. $50-sponsoredbyAGT Seeds. $50-sponsored by PentAg Nidera Pty Ltd. ♦First$60;second$30;third$10.

The Society reserves the right to test samples of exhibits.Inallclassespointsforproteinwillbeallottedasfollows:1. Hard Varieties:

15 points will be awarded for entries with aproteincontentoftheAustralianWheatBoardstandards.Anincreaseof½pointwillbeawardedforeach0.2%proteinabovethesetstandardtothelevelof13.5%proteinwheremaximum points will be awarded.

2. APW/ASW Varieties:15 points will be awarded for entries with aproteincontentconformingtoAustralianWheatBoardstandards. Anincreaseof½pointwillbeawardedforeach0.2%protein above the set standard to the level of13.0%proteinwheremaximumpointswill be awarded and a reduction of half a pointforeach0.1%proteinbelowthesetstandard will also apply.

3. Soft Varieties:Maximum points for an entry with a protein contentbetween8.0%and9.0%.Areductionof½pointforeach0.1%proteincontentbelow8.0%andabove9.0%.

THE TREES FOR LIFE PRIZE and

THE AGT TROPHY and

THE PENTAG NIDERA PRIZE for

CHAMPION HARD WHEAT Voucher(value$192)-sponsoredby

Trees For Life. 12 month membership and propagation materials fee

Trophy(value$100)-sponsoredby AGT Seeds.

$100-sponsoredbyPentAg Nidera Pty Ltd.

2010 Freebairn Bros Yitpi 2011 Freebairn Bros Yitpi

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The Society acknowledges the support

of the DavidMcLarenTrustFund intheWheatsection

Class 3–THE AGT PRIZE and THE PENTAG NIDERA PRIZE APW/ASW Wheat, from a district with an averageannualrainfallof400mmorover. $50-sponsoredbyAGT Seeds. $50-sponsoredby PentAg Nidera Pty Ltd. ♦First$60;second$30;third$10.

Class 4–THE AGT PRIZE and THE PENTAG NIDERA PRIZE APW/ASW Wheat, from a district with an averageannualrainfalloflessthan400mm. $50-sponsoredbyAGT Seeds. $50-sponsoredby PentAg Nidera Pty Ltd. ♦First$60;second$30;third$10.

Class 5–THE PENTAG NIDERA PRIZE Soft Wheat. $100-sponsoredby PentAg Nidera Pty Ltd. ♦First$60;second$30;third$10.


THE PENTAG NIDERA PRIZE and

THE GILL FAMILY TROPHY for

CHAMPION BISCUIT OR APW/ASW WHEAT Voucher(value$192)-sponsoredby

Trees For Life. 12 month membership and propagation materials fee $100-sponsoredbyPentAg Nidera Pty Ltd.

Trophy(value$100)-sponsoredby Peter Gill and Family.

2010 Inglebrae Holdings Wyalkatchem 2011 Bradley Hicks Frame

Class 6–THE PENTAG NIDERA PRIZE Durum Wheat. $100-sponsoredby PentAg Nidera Pty Ltd. ♦First$60;second$30;third$10.

Class 7–THE PENTAG NIDERA PRIZE Wheat, suitableforNoodleClassification. $100-sponsoredby PentAg Nidera Pty Ltd. ♦First$60;second$30;third$10.

T.C. STOTT MEMORIAL TROPHY and

THE PENTAG NIDERA TROPHY and

THE TREES FOR LIFE PRIZE for

GRAND CHAMPION WHEAT To be selected from any sample of wheat

exhibitedintheShow,includingAgriculturalBureauClasses.

Trophy(value$200)-sponsoredby South Australian Farmers Federation. Trophy(value$200)-sponsoredby

PentAg Nidera Pty Ltd. Voucher(value$192)-sponsoredby


2010 Inglebrae Holdings Wyalkatchem 2011 Freebairn Bros Yitpi

GRAINS DAY - presented by PentAg NideraThepresentationofawardswillbeheldonTuesday11September2012at

theRoyalAdelaideShow.Further information regarding the presentation will be forwarded to

exhibitors following the close of entries.

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BARLEY


MaltingvarietiesasaccreditedbyBarleyAustraliaSloopSAandSloopVicacceptableasasloopvariety.MALTING JUDGING SCALES FEED

MALTING BARLEY PointsProtein content ............................................... 15 Freedom from weed seeds .............................. 15 Retention ........................................................ 10 Screenings ...................................................... 10 Skinned .......................................................... 10 Freedom from foreign grain/foreign matter ...... 10 Freedomfromdarktipping/fieldfungi ............. 10 Cornweight .................................................... 10 Density ........................................................... 10 TOTAL .......................................................... 100

FEED BARLEY PointsMetabolic energy ............................................ 25 Protein content ............................................... 25 Freedom from weed seeds .............................. 10 Screenings ...................................................... 10 Freedom from foreign grain .............................. 6 Cornweight .................................................... 10 Density ........................................................... 10 Appearance ...................................................... 4 TOTAL .......................................................... 100

Class 8–THE GLENCORE GRAIN PRIZE Barley - Licensed or Special Purpose Malting Varieties. (for example Franklin, Dhow ) $100-sponsoredbyGlencore Grain. ♦First$60;second$30;third$10.

Class 9–THE GLENCORE GRAIN PRIZE Malting Barley, from a district with an averageannualrainfallof400mmorover. $100-sponsoredbyGlencore Grain. ♦First$60;second$30;third$10.

Class 10–THE GLENCORE GRAIN PRIZE Malting Barley, from a district with an averageannualrainfalloflessthan400mm. $100-sponsoredbyGlencore Grain. ♦First$60;second$30;third$10.

THE GLENCORE GRAIN TROPHY and


CHAMPION MALTING BARLEY To be selected from any sample of malting barley exhibitedintheShow,includingAgricultural

BureauClasses. Trophy(value$300)-sponsoredby

Glencore Grain. Voucher(value$192)-sponsoredby


2010 Robert Thiele Flagship 2011 Trevor Crouch Schooner

Class 11–THE GLENCORE GRAIN PRIZE Feed Barley, two-rowed, from a district withanaverageannualrainfallof400mmor over. $100-sponsoredbyGlencore Grain. ♦First$60;second$30;third$10.

Class 12–THE GLENCORE GRAIN PRIZE Feed Barley, two-rowed, from a district with an average annual rainfall of less than 400mm. $100-sponsoredbyGlencore Grain. ♦First$60;second$30;third$10.

THE GLENCORE GRAIN TROPHY and


CHAMPION FEED BARLEY To be selected from any sample of feed barley exhibitedintheShow,includingAgricultural

BureauClasses. Trophy(value$300)-sponsoredby

Glencore Grain. Voucher(value$192)-sponsoredby


2010 Hentschke Farming Trust Unicorn 2011 Robert Thiele Barque

Barley Section proudly presented by Glencore Grain

The Society acknowledges and thanks FEED TEST

fortheirsupportwithsampletestingintheBarleySection

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OATS

MILLING JUDGING SCALES FEEDMILLING PointsOil content .....................................................10 Protein ............................................................10 Freedom from weed seeds ..............................10 Screenings ......................................................10 Freedom from foreign grain ............................10 Freedom from foreign matter ..........................10 Kernel yield ....................................................20 Cornweight ....................................................10 Density ...........................................................10 TOTAL ..........................................................100

FEED PointsHectolitreweight ............................................20 Protein content ...............................................30 Plumpness ......................................................15 Trueness to name ..............................................5 Freedom from dirt, chaff and disease ..............10 Freedom from weed seeds ..............................10 Oil content .....................................................10 TOTAL ..........................................................100

THECLEANINGOFGRAINSAMPLESISNOTPERMITTEDAllmillingoatexhibitsmustbeofvarietiesacceptedbyBlueLakeMilling.

AGRICULTURAL BUREAU CLASSESTHECLEANINGOFGRAINSAMPLESISNOTPERMITTED

Inclasses15to17theentryistobemadeinthenameoftheAgriculturalBureauexhibiting. TheactualsamplesaretocomefrommembersoftheBureau.

INDIVIDUALSAMPLESEXHIBITEDINTHESECLASSESAREELIGIBLETO COMPETEFORCHAMPIONAWARDS.

Class 13–Oats, suitable for milling. ♦First$80;second$20.

Class 14–Oats, suitable for feed. ♦First$80;second$20.


THE SA FARMERS FEDERATION TROPHY for

CHAMPION OATS To be selected from any sample of oats exhibited intheShow,includingAgriculturalBureau

Classes. Voucher(value$192)-sponsoredby


Trophy(value$150)-sponsoredby South Australian Farmers Federation.

2010 Whitwarta Halbury Agricultural Bureau Wallaroo/Wallaroo 2011 T H & Y Correll Mulgara

Class 15–Collection of Wheat. Comprisingthreesampleswhichwillbejudged as a commercial sample. Allsamplestobetakenfromtheharvester,header or silo. ♦First$50;second$25;third$10.

Class 16–Collection of Barley. Allmaltingvarietiesmustcomefromsamples which have been delivered to the BarleyBoardortheirnominatedagentsor an authorised Private Trader or Grain Processor. Comprisingtwosamples,oneofwhichwill be judged as a malting sample and the other as a feed sample. ♦First$50;second$25;third$10.

Class 17–Collection of Oats. Comprisingtwosamples,oneofwhichwillbe judged as a milling sample and the other as a feed sample. Exhibitorsmustnametheirvarietiesandindicate which are milling and feed samples. Bothsamplesshallbetakenfromtheharvester, header or silo. ♦First$50;second$25;third$10.

BEST EXHIBIT IN AGRICULTURAL BUREAU CLASSES

2010 Snowtown Agricultural Bureau Annuello/Yitpi/Frame 2011 Snowtown Agricultural Bureau Yitpi/Peake/Guardian

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TRITICALETHECLEANINGOFGRAINSAMPLESISNOTPERMITTED

JUDGING SCALE PointsWeightperhectolitre ...................................... 30 Protein content ............................................... 30 Type and appearance ..................................... 15 Freedom from foreign matter .......................... 15 Freedom from harvest damage ........................ 10 TOTAL .......................................................... 100

PULSES

JUDGING SCALESHUMAN CONSUMPTION PointsWeight100seedwt/gm ..................................10 Plumpness ......................................................10 Hydrationcapacity .........................................15 Soundness and freedom from harvest injury ...10 Type and appearance .....................................10 Colourofsplitsandcookingquality ...............15 Freedom from foreign matter ..........................10 Freedom from weeds ........................................5 Freedom from disease .....................................10 Freedom from insect damage ............................5 TOTAL ..........................................................100


Class 18–Triticale, any variety, to be named. ♦First$25;second$10.

Class 19–Peas, field, suitable for feed, any variety, to be named. ♦First$25;second$10.

Class 20–Peas, field, suitable for human consumption, any variety, to be named. ♦First$25;second$10.

Class 21–Beans, field, suitable for feed, any variety, to be named. ♦First$25;second$10.

Class 22–Beans, field, suitable for human consumption, any variety, to be named. ♦First$25;second$10.

Class 23–Chick Peas, suitable for human consumption, any variety, to be named. ♦First$25;second$10.

Class 24–Lentils, suitable for human consumption, any variety, to be named. ♦First$25;second$10.

Class 25–Lupins, any variety, to be named. ♦First$25;second$10.

Class 26–Vetch, any variety, to be named. ♦First$25;second$10.


THE AUSTRALIAN GRAIN EXPORT TROPHY for

CHAMPION PULSE Voucher(value$192)-sponsoredby


Trophy(value$150)-sponsoredby Australian Grain Export Pty Ltd.

2010 Inglebrae Holdings Mandulup 2011 PC & LW Winchester Kaspa

FEED PointsWeightperhectolitre .....................................10 Plumpness ......................................................10 Protein content .............................................. 25 Soundness and freedom from harvest injury ...10 Type and appearance .......................................5 Freedom from foreign matter ..........................10 Freedom from weeds ......................................10 Freedom from disease .....................................10 Freedom from insect damage ..........................10 TOTAL ..........................................................100

SMALL SEEDS

PointsGermination ....................................................30 FreeofContamination ..................................... 25 GrainSize ....................................................... 25 Cracked&Damaged .......................................20Total .............................................................. 100

Class 27–THE SEEDMARK PRIZE and THE ROSEWORTHY RURAL SUPPLIES PRIZE Medics, Subterranean and other Clovers, Lucerne and Grasses Product(value$250)-sponsoredbySeedmark. $100-sponsoredby Roseworthy Rural Supplies Pty Ltd. ♦FirstProduct(value$250)and$60;second$30;third$10.


JUDGING SCALES

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PREPARED SEEDVARIETYTOBENAMEDONENTRYFORM

JUDGING SCALE PointsGermination ................................................... 30 Free of other grain .......................................... 15 Free of weed seeds ......................................... 15 Free of chaff and straw .................................... 10 Grainsizeevennessandqualityofseed dressing .......................................................... 10 Crackedanddamagedgrain ........................... 20 TOTAL .......................................................... 100

OIL SEEDSTHECLEANINGOFGRAINSAMPLESISNOTPERMITTED

JUDGING SCALE PointsOil content .....................................................40 Purity ..............................................................20 Protein content ...............................................10 Uniformityofseedsize ...................................10 Freedom from foreign grain and matter ...........20 TOTAL ..........................................................100

Class 28–Wheat Seed, suitable for sowing. Varietytobenamed. ♦First$25;second$10.

Class 29–Barley Seed, suitable for sowing. Varietytobenamed. ♦First$25;second$10.

Class 30–Oat Seed, suitable for sowing. Varietytobenamed. ♦First$25;second$10.

Class 31–Triticale Seed, suitable for sowing. Varietytobenamed. ♦First$25;second$10.

Class 33–Canola, from a district with an average annualrainfallof400mmorover,anyvariety. ♦First$25;second$10.

Class 34–Canola, from a district with an average annualrainfalloflessthan400mm,anyvariety. ♦First$25;second$10.


THE CENTRE STATE EXPORTS TROPHY for

CHAMPION CANOLA Voucher(value$192)-sponsoredby


Trophy(value$150)-sponsoredby Centre State Exports Pty Ltd.

2010 Kurraden Partners Hyola 60- Kurrabi Property 2011 Kurraden Partners Tornado TT

Class 32–Pulse Seed, suitable for sowing. Varietytobenamed. ♦First$25;second$10.

THE BI-TRON LUBRICANTS PRIZE and


THE HANNAFORD SEEDMASTER SERVICES TROPHY

for CHAMPION PREPARED SEED

Product(value$300)-sponsoredby Bi-Tron.

One5litredrumofBi-TronFuelConditioner&PenetratingLubricant

Voucher(value$192)-sponsoredby Trees For Life.

12 month membership and propagation materials fee Trophy(value$150)-sponsoredby

Chemtura Australia Pty Ltd.

2010 PC & LW Winchester Hindmarsh 2011 PC & LW Winchester Kaspa

Class 35–Any other Oil Seeds, Varietytobenamed. ♦First$25;second$10.

THE PACIFIC SEEDS TROPHY for

CHAMPION OIL SEEDS Trophy(value$150)-sponsoredby

Pacific Seeds.

2010 Kurraden Partners Hyola 60-Kurrabi Property 2011 Kurraden Partners Tornado TT

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FODDERBalesmustbeofcommercialsize(atleast25kg)astheyleavethebaler.Samplesofasimilarsizefromfodderrollsmaybeenteredinlieuofbaledhay.Balesorrollsamplesmaybedeliveredtothe

Showground if desired or pick up may be arranged with a representative of the Society.Chaffmaybecutwithchaffcutterorhammermilled.Varietymustbestatedonentryformsandtags.

DOMESTIC CHAFF AND HAY PointsDigestibility (range50to70%forcereal) (range55to75%forpastureandlegume) ......40 Crudeprotein (range5to15%forcereal) (range10to21%forpasture) (range15to26%forlegume) ........................ .30 Trueness to type, freedom from extraneous matter, excess moisture, moulds .....................20 Overall appearance ........................................10TOTAL 100

EXPORT HAY PointsTrueness to type (free of weeds, rubbish) ............20 Appearance(colour,notbleached,nomould) ....20 DryMatter%-Highmoistureisunsuitablefor export - may “sweat” in the container and lose quality ................................................................15 AcidDetergentFibre-Asvalueincreases,thedigestibility declines ...........................................15 NeutralDetergentFibre-Asvalueincreases, the animal’s intake is reduced - lower is better ....15 WaterSolubleCarbohydrates-Measureofsugarsinhay - “sweetness” - higher is better .....................15TOTAL 100

Class 36–Chaff, Wheaten, one sample of approximately10kg. ♦First$25;second$10.

Class 37–Chaff, Oaten, one sample of approximately10kg. ♦First$25;second$10.

Class 38–Chaff, Lucerne, one sample of approximately10kg. ♦First$25;second$10.

Class 39–Chaff, one sample of approximately 10kg,otherthaneligibleforexhibitioninany other class. ♦First$25;second$10.


THE FRED CROSER MEMORIAL TROPHY for

CHAMPION CHAFF Voucher(value$192)-sponsoredby


Trophy(value$150)-sponsoredby Mr Owen F Croser.

2010 Barry Kalleske Raven Q 53 2011 G Benker ArurraClass 40–Baled Cereal Hay, from a sown cereal

crop, free of other species, one bale as it leavesthebalerorequivalentfodderrollsample. ♦First$25;second$10.

Class 41–Baled Cereal Hay, suitable for export. ♦First$25;second$10.

Class 42–Baled Cereal Hay, ready for export, double dumped. ♦First$25;second$10.


THE FRED CROSER MEMORIAL TROPHY for

CHAMPION CEREAL HAY Voucher(value$192)-sponsoredby


Trophy(value$150)-sponsoredby Mr Owen F Croser.

2010 NA & NB Mozey Wintaroo 2011 Iansen Farm Wintaroo

Class 43–Baled Mixed Cereal/Legume Hay, one baleasitleavesthebalerorequivalentfodder roll sample. ♦First$25;second$10.

Class 44–Baled Legume Hay, other than lucerne, withaminimumof80%legume,onebaleasitleavesthebalerorequivalentfodderroll sample. ♦First$25;second$10.

The Society acknowledges and thanks J T Johnson & Sons Kapunda

for their sponsorship of all sample testing in the Fodder SectionJUDGING SCALES

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Class 45–THE SEED DISTRIBUTORS PRIZE Baled Lucerne Hay, irrigated, one bale as itleavesthebalerorequivalentfodderrollsample. Product(value$275)-sponsoredbySeed Distributors. Prizeisa25kgbagofMultileafML99GoldstrikeLucerne ♦FirstProduct(value$275)and$25;second$10.

Class 46–THE SEED DISTRIBUTORS PRIZE Baled Lucerne Hay, dryland, one bale as itleavesthebalerorequivalentfodderrollsample. Product(value$275)-sponsoredbySeed Distributors. Prizeisa25kgbagofMultileafML99GoldstrikeLucerne ♦FirstProduct(value$275)and$25;second$10.

Class 47–THE R & W AGENCIES PRIZE Baled Pasture Hay, as it leaves the baler or equivalentfodderrollsamplefromadistrictwithanaverageannualrainfallof500mmand over. $50-sponsoredbyThe R & W Agencies. ♦First$30;second$20.

Class 48–THE NUTRIAN PRIZE Baled Pasture Hay, as it leaves the baler orequivalentfodderrollsample,fromadistrict with an average annual rainfall of 400mmandunder500mm. $50-sponsoredbyNutrian. ♦First$30;second$20.

Class 49–Baled Pasture Hay, as it leaves the baler orequivalentfodderrollsample,fromadistrict with an average annual rainfall of lessthan400mm. ♦First$25;second$10.

THE CONQUEST AG TROPHY and


CHAMPION PASTURE HAY Tobeselectedfromclasses47-49. Trophy(value$150)-sponsoredby

Conquest Ag Voucher(value$192)-sponsoredby


2010 Graeber & Son Clover/Rye 2011 Neil & Marie Graeber Clover/Rye

THE ALAN MCGOWAN MEMORIAL TROPHY for

GRAND CHAMPION HAY Trophy(value$600)-sponsoredby

The McGowan Family.

2010 Graeber & Son Clover/Rye 2011 Iansen Farm Wintaroo

THE STURT GRAIN TROPHY for

MOST SUCCESSFUL NEW EXHIBITOR IN GRAINS & FODDER SECTION

Trophy(value$150)-sponsoredby Sturt Grain

THE SA FARMERS FEDERATION TROPHY for

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR IN GRAINS & FODDER SECTION

Trophy(value$250)-sponsoredby South Australian Farmers Federation.

2010 Freebairn Bros 2011 B & R Muster

MOST SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITOR AWARDSPoints to be allotted as follows:• Inclasseswithover5exhibits-First,5

points;second,4points;third3points.• Inclasseswith5orlessexhibits-First,3

points;second,2points;third,1point.Intheeventofatie,2extrapointsforeachChampionwillbeallotted.

The Society acknowledges the following sponsors in the Grains & Fodder SectionAustralianGrainTechnologiesPtyLtd AustralianGrainExportPtyLtd Bi-Tron CentreStateExportsPtyLtd ChemturaAustraliaPtyLtd ConquestAg MrOwenFCroser Feedtest Mr Peter Gill Glencore Grain JTJohnson&Sons

The McGowan Family Nutrian PacificSeeds PentAgNideraPtyLtd RoseworthyRuralSuppliesPtyLtd R&WAgencies SouthAustralianFarmersFederation Seed Distributors Seedmark Sturt Grain TheDavidMcLarenTrustFund TreesforLife

COMPETITIVE EXHIBITORSConditions of Entry

HAZARD REPORTINGCompetitorsmustnotifytheArea/PavilionSupervisorortheVenueManagementOfficeimmediatelyofanyhazardsdetected.Hazardsare any situation which has the potential to cause:1. Injury,illnessordeathtopeopleoranimals

either immediately of in the future2. Damage or destruction to property

INCIDENT REPORTINGCompetitorsmustnotifytheArea/PavilionSupervisorortheVenueManagementOfficeimmediately an incident occurs which has resulted in:1. The injury, illness or death of any person or

animal 2. The damage, destruction or loss of

property3. Anearmissincidentthatcouldhaveresulted

intheconsequenceslistedin1and2WASTE DISPOSAL

Allwasteincludingliquidsmustbedisposedof responsibly. Storm drains must not be used for the disposal of any waste.

HAZARD MINIMISATIONAllareasmustbekeptinacleanandtidyorderwithclearlydefinedandavailableaccessandexitroutesatalltimes.Buildupofcombustible waste must be avoided.Caremustbetakentominimisetriphazardsand obstacles that people may walk into. Avoidlayingunprotectedcablesorpipesonorabove paths, walkways or roads.

HAZARDOUS MATERIALSTheRA&HSaretoadvisedofallhazardousmaterials that are to be brought onto the Showground.AppropriatewarningsignsandMaterial Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) will need to be provided before allowing these materials on site.

MEDIA COMMENTSAnypubliccommentonemergencies,incidents or other venue matters should onlycomefromtheRA&HS.ThekeymediaspokespersonfortheRA&HSistheMarketingManager.

DUTY OF CAREAllcompetitorshavea“DutyofCare”toavoid exposing themselves or other people to situations which could lead to injury. This “DutyofCare”extendstothepreventionofdamage to property.

LIABILITY AND INDEMNITY1. Release EntrytoandremainingontheShowgroundisentirelyattheriskoftheExhibitorandtothe maximum extent permitted by law, the ExhibitorreleasestheSociety(whichtermincludesinthisclausetheSociety’sofficers,employees, members and agents), from all claims and demands of every kind resulting from any accident, damage or injury occurring at the Showground, and without limitation,theExhibitoracknowledges:

(a) the Society has no responsibility or liability for any loss, damage or injury to or caused byanyExhibit;

(b) the Society has no responsibility or liability for any loss, damage or injury to or caused byanyExhibitor,hisorherfamily,inviteesandAgents;

(c) the Society has no responsibility or liability for any loss, damage or injury to a Motor VehicleoranyofitscontentswhilstitislocatedontheShowground;and

(d) without limiting Regulations 1.1 (a) and 1.1 (b) above, the Society has no responsibility or liability for any loss, damage or injury resulting from the sale, treatment, failure to treat, destruction, disposal or other dealing withanyExhibit,orforloss,damageor injury to any personal belongings, equipmentorpropertybroughtontotheShowground.

2. Indemnity To the maximum extent permitted by law, theExhibitormustindemnifyandkeepindemnifiedtheSocietyanditsofficers,employees, members and agents from and against all actions, claims, demands, losses, damages, costs, expenses and liabilities includingwithoutlimitation,consequentiallossandlossofprofitsforwhichtheSociety is or may be or become liable in respect of or arising from:

(a) loss, damage or injury to any person in connectionwiththeExhibitortherelevantEvent;

(b) without limiting Regulation 2(a), loss, damageorinjurytoanyotherExhibitorExhibitor,hisorherfamily,invitees,Agents,ortothepropertyoftheSociety,or its members, or to the general public, caused or contributed to or by any act or omissionofanExhibitoftheExhibitororbytheExhibitor,hisorherfamily,inviteesorAgents;and

COMPETITIVE EXHIBITORSConditions of Entry

(c) without limiting Regulation 2(a), loss, damageorinjurytotheExhibit,ortheExhibitor,hisorherfamily,invitees,orAgentscausedorcontributedbyanactoromissionofanExhibitoftheExhibitororby the transportation, feeding or housing of anExhibitoftheExhibitor.

3. Removal from Showground Withoutprejudicetoanyotherprovision

in these Regulations, where the Society, itsofficers,employeesmembersoragentsremovesanExhibit,orcausesanExhibitto be removed from the Showground, theExhibitisremovedorcausedtobe removed entirely at the risk of the Exhibitor.ThepersonorpersonsremovingtheExhibitwillbedeemedtobetheagentoftheExhibitor,andhisorheractsandomissions will be deemed to be the acts andomissionsoftheExhibitor.

4. Insurance The Society will arrange compulsory Owner’sLiabilityinsurancecoverforallExhibitorsofExhibitsbeinganimals.TheExhibitorisboundbythetermsand conditions of this insurance and by StatutoryDutiesasdefinedundertheInsuranceContractsAct(1984).DetailsoftheCompulsoryOwner’sLiabilityinsurance are set out in the Relevant Schedule

5. Personal effects The Society has no responsibility or

liability for any loss or damage caused topersonalbelongings,equipmentorproperty which is brought onto the ShowgroundbyanExhibitor,hisorherfamily,inviteesorAgents.

EMERGENCY INFORMATIONEmergencyinformationandEmergencyAssemblyPointsforthevariousanimalpavilions and stables will be included with ExhibitorEntryDetailReturnsandNoticetoExhibitormailouts.Competitorsshouldbefamiliar with these plans.

FIRST AIDDuringtheRoyalAdelaideShow,StJohnAmbulanceprovidesFirstAidServicesbutitissuggested that competitors have a basic First Aidkitifminorinjuriesareapossibility.

RA&HS EMERGENCY FACILITIESFirefightingandotheremergencyequipmentmust not be removed or used for any other purpose.MissingorunserviceableequipmentshouldbereportedtotheVenueManagementOfficeimmediately.

SMOKINGTheRA&HSSmokingCodedoesnotpermitsmokinginsidebuildings,within10metresof a building entrance, around combustibles, during public performances or while handling hazardousmaterials.

TRAFFIC CONTROLTheRA&HSTrafficControlCodeimposesspeed restrictions within the Showground. For thedurationoftheRoyalAdelaideShowthespeedlimitis8kph.Theuseofvehiclesinsidethe Showground is closely managed during the RoyalAdelaideShow.ConditionsofentrywillbeprovidedwiththeissueofVehicleEntryPermits.

ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT1. Allextensioncordsandelectrical

appliances must be tested and tagged in accordance with current legislation as per AustralianStandards3760.

2. Power boards with overload protection can onlybeusedatthediscretionoftheVenueManager.

3. The use of double adaptors is strictly prohibited.

4. Appliancesandpowercablesmustnotbe used or laid through any area that may become wet.

5. Power cables must not be laid across walkways, paths, roads or any area where damage could occur to the cable.

6. Bar(resistance)heatersarestrictlyprohibited.

7. Lightsocketsmustnotbeusedforanyother purpose

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