More than 132,000 people attended the four day event at Mystery Creek, near Hamilton, which ran from Wednesday to Saturday.
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Fieldays got close to a record attendance this year, and had the largest opening day crowd in the event's recent history.
More than 132,000 people attended the four day event at Mystery Creek, near Hamilton, which ran from Wednesday to Saturday.
The highest attendance number ever was 133,000 visitors in 2017.
Organisers said attendance was up 20 percent on last year, and exhibitor sites were sold out ahead of the event.
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Wednesday’s crowd set a record for the biggest opening day in recent years.
Exhibitor and vendor sites were sold out a month before the event, with 1100 stalls on display.
Fieldays 2026 had the largest opening-day attendance in the event’s recent history.
The annual agricultural showcase kicks off in Mystery Creek on Wednesday morning.
More than 1200 exhibitors and 14,700 contractor inductions are planned.
The Health & Wellbeing Hub now draws about 30,000 visitors over four days.
