Ag's next gen celebrates in boots, black tie | PHOTOS
Sam Krieg, Roseworthy, Edward Mattchoss, Gumeracha, Charlie Oster, Price, and Michael Hollow, Angaston.
Wayne Behenna, Roseworthy, and Hannah Jepson, Strathalbyn.
Catherine Foran and Melissa Quartuccio, Orroroo.
Kurt Wright, Kimba, and Edward Scott, Middleton.
Jake Oster and Henry Cox, Price.
Sam Branson and Bek Rushton, Stockport.
Aidan Marshall and Helen Marshall, Mount Barker.
Auctioneers Darren Pratt, Barossa, and Dan Schnell, Clare.
Sarah Hazel, Orroroo, Helen Marshall, Mount Barker, Caitlin Marshall, Coonalpyn, Cassie Kylie, Booleroo Centre, Karina Marshall, Tanunda, and Matthew Shattock, Angaston.
Taryn Mangesldorf and Andrew Hall, Manoora.
Kayla Starkey, Mount Pleasant, and Jane Haren, Clare.
Adrian Earle, Booborowie, and Simon Helbig, Clare.
Caroline, Henry and Edward Scott, Middleton.
SA Next Generation president Henry Scott.
Brad Moloney, Lucindale, Jacinta Ferguson, Orroroo, and Kelly Ferguson, Lucindale.
Catherine and Edward Scott, Middleton, and Chris Hutchinson, Kapunda.
Elizabeth Waters, Adelaide, and Michael Scott, Middleton, were strong supporters of the auction.
Michael Hollow, Angaston, and Eddie Mattchoss, Gumeracha.
Melissa Mengersen, Nuriootpa, Adele Laubsch, Allendale North, Emily Patrick, Gawler, and Lauren Koch, Moculta.
Peter Angus, Mallala, and Courtney Ramsey, Horsham, Vic.
Stacey Lands, Balaklava, Adam Pratt, Owen, and Tom Busch, Marrabel.
Hayley SC and Kieran Allen, Lost & Found, provided live entertainment on the night.
Wayne Behenna, Roseworthy, Clay Flanagan, Eudunda, and Karl Milde, Eudunda.
Lisette Hutchins, Gawler, and Sarah Voumard, Port Lincoln.
Past and present SA Rural Ambassadors.
RAHS chief operating officer John LePlastrier and RAHS's Amelia Weston.
Stuart and Natalie Bruce, Victor Harbor.
Leslie Brewer and Dusty Jones, Strathalbyn.
Primary Industries and Regional Development Minister Tim Whestone and Simon Helbig, Clare.
Morgan Thompson, Gilles Plains, and Sarah Gevers, Norwood.
Daniel Ryan, Lucindale, Courtney Johnson, Kimba, and Stephan Aynesbury, Birdwood.
Laura Hollamby, Waterloo, and Elspeth Hollamby, Adelaide.
Corey Behenna, Crystal Brook, Laura Willcocks, Yankalilla, and Nicole Filsell, Delamere.
RAHS' Amelia and Tom Weston.
George Seppelt, Jamestown, Sarah Voumard, Port Lincoln, and Gen Porter, Jamestown.
Courtney Johnson, Kimba, and Sarah Hazel, Orroroo.
Jane Haren, Clare, Jessie Thomson, Gumeracha, and Amy Wright, Kimba.
Hannah Nixon, Ardrossan, Charlotte Wundersitz, Maitland, Gen Porter, Jamestown, and Zoe Oster, Maitland.
Guest MC, Primary Industries and Regional Development Minister Tim Whetstone.
David Waters, McLaren Vale, and Laura O'Loughlin, Kadina.
Tom Wood, Gilles Plains, Josh Hicks, Marrabel, and Jessie Thomson, Gumeracha.
Kayla Starkey, Mount Pleasant, and Caitlin Marshall, Coonalpyn.
Brad Moloney, Lucindale, Jacinta Ferguson, Lucindale, Kelly Ferguson, Orroroo, and Marley Hounsell, Orroroo.
REPRESENTATIVES from all regions of SA were in Adelaide at the weekend to dance, network and raise funds to support education.
The SA Next Generation group held its biennial Boots & Black Tie Ball in the Adelaide Town Hall.
Guest Master of Ceremonies, Primary Industries and Regional Development Minister Tim Whetstone, used his address to issue a challenge to those in the room.
He said primary industries in SA was worth about $20 billion, throughout the value chain, but the goal was to grow that to $30b.
"If you are going to be a part of this great industry, you are a part of that target," he said.
The night included live and silent auctions, which helped raise funds for the SA Next Gen group and the Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Education Foundation of SA.
Stock Journal's ELIZABETH ANDERSON and CLAIRE HARRIS went along.
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