Homemade goods were sold by local producers.
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A nursery at the Seymour expo was a wonderland of pots and plants.
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A range of delicious food stalls were available at the event.
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A wide range of farming machinery was on display at the Seymour expo.
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The annual event celebrated its 28th year.
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The Seymour Alternative Farming Expo ran from Friday, February 14 to Sunday, February 16.
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Olivia O'Connor from South Gippsland custom-makes rocking horses.
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Gary McLean from Broadford and Donna Jones from Melbourne took a break in the shade.
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Cecil Lieschke and John Sparks from Sparks and Co Steam Engines in Wallan showcased their range of steam engines.
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Peter Hodge, from Cosgrove, holding camel Cappuccino at the camel rides.
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A curious alpaca at the Seymour Alternative Farming Expo.
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Anne Trevena of Atrium Murray Greys in Tallarook with some of her cattle.
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Peter Griffiths, from Broadford, holds a modern game rooster in the poultry pavilion.
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Warren Cochrane from Maldon with horse Sauve Stuey Lombo.
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Ruth Patterson from Melbourne prepares to go on a camel ride.
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