Manfield Park and the beautiful rural town of Feilding are getting ready to host tens of thousands of visitors flocking to Central Districts Field Days from March 15 to 17.

With more than 500 exhibitors from Australasia lined-up for this year’s event, there will be something for everyone.

Central Districts Field Days event manager Cheryl Riddell said the event caters for all areas of farming yet is still small enough to get around in a day.

But even great things can improve and loyal attendees can expect to see some changes from previous Central Districts Field Days.

Travellers from the south will be able to access car parking through Awahuri to Kawakawa Road. Also, attendees can access the newer entrance and tar-sealed car park from the South Street entrance.

Massey University has returned as the main sponsor.

"Central Districts Field Days are very excited about working closely with Massey University," Ms Riddell said.

"We are proud to be partnered with a University that is helping New Zealand to retain its position as a world agriculture leader."

Massy University, marketing manager, Tracy Pleasants said “Massey University welcomes the opportunity to be the major sponsor of Central District Field Days again in 2012.

“Each year the University provides knowledge and expertise to the primary production sector from farming to international trade.

"Massey promotes the highest standards of research and research-led teaching and university staff members work with businesses and industries to create value in the economy.

“Massey looks forward to joining with the field days community to learn about and show the latest developments,” she said.

CASE IH has also returned again in 2012 to sponsor the Tractor Pull event. With CASE IH's support visitors to Central District Field Days will be able to watch the incredible pulling power of some of the country's most powerful tractors.