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Head to Horsham to learn how to stop harvesters getting too hot

Harvester fire prevention day next week

Mark Saunders

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To be held at the Alan Heard Pavilion on the site of the Wimmera Machinery Field Days next Tuesday, September 26, the day is a must for anyone who owns a harvester.

Starting at 9.00am, the harvester fire prevention day has a comprehensive list of speakers, including the Kondinin Group's Ben White, Andrew Weidemann, Grain Producers Australia, and representatives from the insurance industry.

There will also be practical demonstrations from harvester manufacturers and an explanation of the Grass Fire Danger Index from the Country Fire Authority.

The day will conclude at 2pm. If you are interested in attending, please RSVP by this Thursday, September 21.

For more details, call 0428 504 544 or email admin@grainproducers.com.au

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