The
Royal Agricultural Society of NSW (RAS) is a not for profit organisation
established in 1822 to raise the standards of agriculture in Australia.
Today the RAS continues to support and promote Australian agricultural
excellence and innovation through events, competition and education.
The RAS is responsible for organising
and staging the Sydney Royal Easter Show, managing Sydney Showground at
Sydney Olympic Park, organising the Sydney Royal Wine, Dairy and
Fine Food Shows and operating the Australasian Animal Registry.
Most recently the RAS has established the RAS Foundation to further support Agricultural excellence. See below for further information.
Sydney Royal
Easter Show
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The Sydney Royal Easter Show is Australia's largest annual event and the one time of the year when Sydney stops to celebrate our agricultural excellence
and reward the individuals behind that excellence. The 14-day event features non stop competition, activity and entertainment. |
Sydney Royal Wine, Dairy & Fine Food Shows
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Each year the best of Australia's food and wine industry put their produce to the test in the Sydney Royal Wine, Dairy and Fine Food Shows. A win at the Sydney Royal represents the highest industry accolade.
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Sydney
Showground

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Home to the RAS and the Royal Easter Show, Sydney Showground is a world-class, year-round exhibitions venue and the location for a diverse range of events including the Big Day Out,
Gardening Australia Expo, Channel 7's Gladiator Series, football games, corporate functions, conferences and much more. |
RAS Foundation
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The Royal Agricultural Society Foundation (RASF) encourages educational excellence and fosters sustainable rural and regional communities by supporting quality community programs, primarily in NSW, which help young people to help themselves. |
Australasian
Animal Registry
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The Australasian Animal Registry (AAR) is Australia's largest and most comprehensive not for profit animal registration and recovery service, with a database of over 800,000 animals from across Australia and New Zealand. |
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