Tullamore P.A & H Association Inc Show

22/01/2025

First meeting of 2025! All welcome.

07/01/2025

Tullamore show society provides camping facilities for travellers. There is an honesty box there for payment. Recently someone is helping themselves to the money dropped into the box. By doing this you are taking income from the show when we are going to celebrate our 100 years of Tullamore shows in 2025. Our only source of income is from grants that we spend many hours applying for and from the generous sponsorship from local families and businesses that support us.
With this money illegally taken we have less funds to bring to our community the best rides and so limiting the scope of what we can do. You are only making it harder for our volunteer committee and disadvantaging our special community.
We need to make 2025 a great year and celebrate our show successes.
LEAVE our HONESTY BOX alone!!!

22/10/2024

Reminder- AGM tonight

Tullamore Show AGM - 22nd October 2024, 7.30pm at Tullamore Bowling Club.
Everyone welcome to join the Tullamore Show Committee for the 100th year.

18/10/2024

Tullamore Show AGM - 22nd October 2024, 7.30pm at Tullamore Bowling Club.
Everyone welcome to join the Tullamore Show Committee for the 100th year.

12/10/2024

Ram Sale
Friday 18th October
Tullamore Showground

10/10/2024

🎉 Congratulations to Josh and Georgia Male on winning the 2024 Tullamore Crop Competition! 🌾

A big thank you to our judges—Joe Bowen, Kirrily Quade, and Will Nixon.

We also want to acknowledge Neville and Gary for organizing the day.

Lastly, thank you to Daniel Wheeler for his ongoing support of the Tullamore Crop Competition. We appreciate you taking to time to come to Tullamore and helping this event run every year.

08/10/2024

Crop comp tomorrow! Call Neville or Gary to enter 🌾

ASC Dryland Wheat Competition to be held on 9th October 2024. Proudly sponsored by Daniel Wheeler Grain

Judges - Kirrily Quade, Joe Bowen & Will Nixon.

To enter please call - Neville Jones (T: 0428 925 195)
Garry Sunderland (T: 0478 081 531).

Conditions of Entry
1. Only the winning crop in a local competition is to be entered into the Regional Championships. If that crop should be damaged by storm or other cause prior to the judging it may, with the approval of the competitor, be withdrawn in favour of the next best crop.
2. One entry may be made in the name of the owner of the property on which the wheat is grown. However, if it is a share farm or partnership arrangement the entry may be submitted in joint names.
3. Individual competitors will be notified by the local society competition steward of the date and time when the local judge will inspect the crop. On receipt of this notice competitors must complete a cropping details sheet, ready to hand to the judge. This is available from the crop competition steward.
4. A competitor is not eligible to enter in two different local competitions with a crop or crops from the one property in respect of the ASC Field Wheat Competition.
5. Varieties of wheat shall be limited to Bread Wheats only, and those currently recommended by the Regional Silo Group for the location in which the crops are grown.
6. Each competitor must enter a plot of 16 hectares of wheat of one variety.
7. It must have been sown in one paddock.
8. One side of the pegged area must be bordered by a fence, waterway, creek or roadway. Areas which are pegged irregularly across a paddock to avoid poor or eroded patches are not eligible. Recognised soil erosion control measures including strip farming shall not prejudice the interpretation of this.
9. A crop grown on ground artificially watered after 1st January 2024 shall not be eligible.
10. No entry fee is required by the ASC for the Regional Championship. There is no local entry fee.
11. The ASC requires notification by the Show Societies, Agricultural Bureau and NSW Farmers Association of their intention to conduct a local competition. Individual entries must be lodged with the ASC Dryland Wheat Competition steward of the local society conducting the local competition.
12. All competitors are requested to retain some harvested grain from the crop competition to participate in the following year’s Annual Show Grain Competition (Section L).
13. Crops in both local and Regional Championship competitions will be judged on the following scale:
Apparent Yield
20 points for every tonne (per hectare) no limit
Trueness to Type and Purity
15 points
Freedom from Disease
15 points
Evenness and Condition
15 points
Freedom from Weeds
15 points
Farming Practices
15 points
2023 Winner
L Mortimer and Sons

02/10/2024

Crop Comp is next Wednesday!

ASC Dryland Wheat Competition to be held on 9th October 2024. Proudly sponsored by Daniel Wheeler Grain

Judges - Kirrily Quade, Joe Bowen & Will Nixon.

To enter please call - Neville Jones (T: 0428 925 195)
Garry Sunderland (T: 0478 081 531).

Conditions of Entry
1. Only the winning crop in a local competition is to be entered into the Regional Championships. If that crop should be damaged by storm or other cause prior to the judging it may, with the approval of the competitor, be withdrawn in favour of the next best crop.
2. One entry may be made in the name of the owner of the property on which the wheat is grown. However, if it is a share farm or partnership arrangement the entry may be submitted in joint names.
3. Individual competitors will be notified by the local society competition steward of the date and time when the local judge will inspect the crop. On receipt of this notice competitors must complete a cropping details sheet, ready to hand to the judge. This is available from the crop competition steward.
4. A competitor is not eligible to enter in two different local competitions with a crop or crops from the one property in respect of the ASC Field Wheat Competition.
5. Varieties of wheat shall be limited to Bread Wheats only, and those currently recommended by the Regional Silo Group for the location in which the crops are grown.
6. Each competitor must enter a plot of 16 hectares of wheat of one variety.
7. It must have been sown in one paddock.
8. One side of the pegged area must be bordered by a fence, waterway, creek or roadway. Areas which are pegged irregularly across a paddock to avoid poor or eroded patches are not eligible. Recognised soil erosion control measures including strip farming shall not prejudice the interpretation of this.
9. A crop grown on ground artificially watered after 1st January 2024 shall not be eligible.
10. No entry fee is required by the ASC for the Regional Championship. There is no local entry fee.
11. The ASC requires notification by the Show Societies, Agricultural Bureau and NSW Farmers Association of their intention to conduct a local competition. Individual entries must be lodged with the ASC Dryland Wheat Competition steward of the local society conducting the local competition.
12. All competitors are requested to retain some harvested grain from the crop competition to participate in the following year’s Annual Show Grain Competition (Section L).
13. Crops in both local and Regional Championship competitions will be judged on the following scale:
Apparent Yield
20 points for every tonne (per hectare) no limit
Trueness to Type and Purity
15 points
Freedom from Disease
15 points
Evenness and Condition
15 points
Freedom from Weeds
15 points
Farming Practices
15 points
2023 Winner
L Mortimer and Sons

27/09/2024

Tonight! 🥳

🎉 Tullamore Show Thank You PARTY! 🎉

We’re throwing a special celebration to show our appreciation for everyone who helped make the 2024 Tullamore Show a huge success! 🥳

📅 Date: 28th September 2024
📍 Location: Showgrounds

Please bring a salad, sweet treat, or nibbles to share.
BYO plates and cutlery!

23/09/2024

Meeting this month will be on Wednesday 25th September. All stewards welcome to give feed back on their section.

15/09/2024

🎉 Tullamore Show Thank You PARTY! 🎉

We’re throwing a special celebration to show our appreciation for everyone who helped make the 2024 Tullamore Show a huge success! 🥳

📅 Date: 28th September 2024
📍 Location: Showgrounds

Please bring a salad, sweet treat, or nibbles to share.
BYO plates and cutlery!

03/09/2024

ASC Dryland Wheat Competition to be held on 9th October 2024. Proudly sponsored by Daniel Wheeler Grain

Judges - Kirrily Quade, Joe Bowen & Will Nixon.

To enter please call - Neville Jones (T: 0428 925 195)
Garry Sunderland (T: 0478 081 531).

Conditions of Entry
1. Only the winning crop in a local competition is to be entered into the Regional Championships. If that crop should be damaged by storm or other cause prior to the judging it may, with the approval of the competitor, be withdrawn in favour of the next best crop.
2. One entry may be made in the name of the owner of the property on which the wheat is grown. However, if it is a share farm or partnership arrangement the entry may be submitted in joint names.
3. Individual competitors will be notified by the local society competition steward of the date and time when the local judge will inspect the crop. On receipt of this notice competitors must complete a cropping details sheet, ready to hand to the judge. This is available from the crop competition steward.
4. A competitor is not eligible to enter in two different local competitions with a crop or crops from the one property in respect of the ASC Field Wheat Competition.
5. Varieties of wheat shall be limited to Bread Wheats only, and those currently recommended by the Regional Silo Group for the location in which the crops are grown.
6. Each competitor must enter a plot of 16 hectares of wheat of one variety.
7. It must have been sown in one paddock.
8. One side of the pegged area must be bordered by a fence, waterway, creek or roadway. Areas which are pegged irregularly across a paddock to avoid poor or eroded patches are not eligible. Recognised soil erosion control measures including strip farming shall not prejudice the interpretation of this.
9. A crop grown on ground artificially watered after 1st January 2024 shall not be eligible.
10. No entry fee is required by the ASC for the Regional Championship. There is no local entry fee.
11. The ASC requires notification by the Show Societies, Agricultural Bureau and NSW Farmers Association of their intention to conduct a local competition. Individual entries must be lodged with the ASC Dryland Wheat Competition steward of the local society conducting the local competition.
12. All competitors are requested to retain some harvested grain from the crop competition to participate in the following year’s Annual Show Grain Competition (Section L).
13. Crops in both local and Regional Championship competitions will be judged on the following scale:
Apparent Yield
20 points for every tonne (per hectare) no limit
Trueness to Type and Purity
15 points
Freedom from Disease
15 points
Evenness and Condition
15 points
Freedom from Weeds
15 points
Farming Practices
15 points
2023 Winner
L Mortimer and Sons

21/08/2024

11/08/2024

Working Bee: Last One for the Year! 10am Monday 12th August

"Many hands make light work!" We're having the final working bee of the year for the Tullamore Show, and we could use your help. If you can spare an hour or two, it would be greatly appreciated.

11/08/2024

Supreme led stock horse Gemsfield Commander owned by Jacqui Langfield

10/08/2024

Thank You from the Tullamore Show Committee!

We just wanted to say a massive thank you to everyone who made the trip to our show this year! It was such a fantastic day, and we’re so grateful you could be part of it. Whether you came to compete, support, or just enjoy the atmosphere, your presence made all the difference.

A big shoutout to everyone who placed in the events—well done! Your hard work and talent really stood out, and it was great to see so much enthusiasm and skill on display.

And of course, we can’t forget our amazing volunteers. Your dedication and effort are what make this show possible every year. We couldn’t do it without you, and we’re so thankful for everything you do.

We’re already looking forward to next year’s show, which will be our 100th! It’s going to be something really special, and we can’t wait to celebrate it with all of you. Thanks again for your support, and we’ll see you next year!