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Farm Equipment Auction
Saturday, April 26, 2025
- Time
- 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
- Venue
- Norwood Equestrian Centre Grounds, Courtenay, V9J 1P1
- Price
- free
Saturday, April 26th, the Comox Valley Farmers Institute is holding it's annual Farm and Acreage Equipment Love Auction.
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All big & small farm and acreage equipment & farm related items are welcome, but they do reserve the right to refuse items deemed unsellable. Equipment drop off will take place 10am-6pm Friday, April 25th, and the morning of the event from 8-10am on Saturday April 26. Preview items Saturday beginning at 10am, the auction begins at noon. All this is happening on the Norwood Equestrian Centre Grounds at 6384 Tsolum River Road. There will be a 4-H Comox Valley Calf Club hosted concession, for details, go to Comox Valley Farmers Institute or see the Comox Valley Farmers Institute Facebook page.
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Venue
Norwood Equestrian Centre Grounds
6384 Tsolum River Road
Courtenay
V9J 1P1
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