Go to any local show or Flock Ewe competition in the region, and there's a good chance you'll spot journalist Stephen Burns sporting his signature pink hat.
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A long-time reporter with The Land, Mr Burns will add another feather to that iconic cap by opening this year's Boorowa Show.
Boorowa Show Secretary Narelle Nixon said Mr Burns has had a long association with the area, including working as a jackaroo.
"He's a champion for regional Australia," she said.
"He has an extraordinary knowledge of livestock, he's an all-round good bloke who works hard for agriculture across the state."
Mr Burns will open the 2022 show around 11am on show day, Saturday, March 5 in front of the grand stand.
It will be followed by the presentation of the Pavilion Shield and Ribbon to the winner of the Pavilion Best Section Display.
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Kelsey Sutor
I've had a love of writing from a young age and, combined with my interest in current events, journalism seemed like a natural fit for me. I like to write a little bit about everything but my true passion lies in finding those untold stories from everyday people. Got an idea? Let me know - kelsey.sutor@austcommunitymedia.com.au
I've had a love of writing from a young age and, combined with my interest in current events, journalism seemed like a natural fit for me. I like to write a little bit about everything but my true passion lies in finding those untold stories from everyday people. Got an idea? Let me know - kelsey.sutor@austcommunitymedia.com.au
