Thursday, 10 February 2022 16:08

CD Field Days cancelled

Written by  Sudesh Kissun
The Central District Field Days have been cancelled. The Central District Field Days have been cancelled.

The annual Central District Field Days has been cancelled due to Covid.

Organisers say they are gutted to announce that due to COVID-19 event restrictions and the uncertainty of how long the Omicron variant will be active in the community, CD Field Days, scheduled for next month, will not go ahead. 

“Although we considered postponement as a potential option, we cannot confidently confirm a date in the current climate. 

“Like us, we’re sure this isn’t the news you wanted to hear, as we know how highly anticipated and important this event is to the rural sector, and its community.”

Exhibitors are being emailed more information on the refund process.

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