Early this November the Team at SSS Strawberries attended Guerrilla Business School by T.Harv Eker.

As you can see from the photo above they had a blast.

Leaders as usual.

Gina took Control of the room and got the temperature from ZERO to  190 Degrees in about several seconds.

In addition to having fun and learning we had an experience unlike any other.

If you are familiar to the concept of Personal Development then you would understand what I am about to say, this one event has not only given us the tools to take SSS to new heights in business but our family has gotten closer.

For the first time our CEO let it lose and was pouncing all across the stage.

Overall we had fun learning some new business tactics.

I would recommend this event to any business individual looking to take your business to another level.

Get in contact with us and ask us more about it we would love to share.

Have a great day! 🙂

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SETTING sights high paid off for the organisers of the region’s first ever Bargara Strawberry Fair at the weekend, which attracted a crowd of 6000 people.

It was also a pat on the back for Bundaberg region strawberry growers, who used Saturday’s event to welcome themselves back into the season after recent wet weather wreaked havoc on their crops.

Organiser Beth Scott said the successful community event had been “fabulous but frantic”.

“We wanted to do something for our community that was family friendly and affordable,” she said.

“We wanted to promote local strawberry growing.”

Mrs Scott said SSS Strawberries, Tinaberries and Bed

rock Berries had stalls at the fair, with Bundaberg Berries, Bargara Berries and Winter Berries supplying stock which was sold on the day.

“A lot of the stall holders didn’t think they’d come on board, but they did,” she said.

Mrs Scott said she had expected a big crowd.

“We decided to start big straight away,” she said.

“If you do something impressive, people will come back.”

What made the event so successful, according to Mrs Scott, was that it was as low-cost for families as possible.

“It will always be no entry fee,” she said.

Mrs Scott said her biggest criticism was the event had been “terribly understaffed”.

“Some things planned for the day didn’t work as well or slipped away because we didn’t have the manpower,” she said.

Mrs Scott said the fair was also a fundraising day for Coral Coast Community Care, which runs programs including Menshed and Bubs and Kids.

“We’d hope to walk away with $10,000,” she said.

Coral Coast Chamber of Commerce vice-president Vince Urquhart said the event had been “great” for business.

Next year’s strawberry fair will be held on Saturday August 3.

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This article was originally posted by the bundaberg newsmail. http://www.news-mail.com.au/news/a-beaut-boost-for-bundys-berries/1494786/

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In recent times strawberry festivals have attracted a lot of attention. Such festivals are part of the strawberry growing and loving culture around the world. In fact this has become a great opportunity for attracting attention of tourists who happen to love strawberries too.

In the United States, California and Florida are known as the biggest producers of strawberries. With California alone contributing to 83% of the countries total production, the strawberry festivals held in both these states are given great prominence and attract a lot of people in the form of national and international tourists as well as strawberry lovers, who come here to try out the different varieties as well as enjoy the spectacle. Strawberry festivals like, ‘Plant City Florida Strawberry Festival’ and ‘The California Strawberry Festival’ are examples of popular festivals which attract a lot of people world over.

Plenty of strawberry growing towns in North America celebrate the festival as a part of their culture of producing and marketing strawberries. As a first timer, if you want to enjoy the experience of attending a strawberry festival, you might expect a lot of fun and frolic besides of course sampling a large variety of strawberries.

Most of the strawberry festivals are held in late spring, which is the time for harvesting the crop. Dates and time for such individual festivals are available well ahead in time, in case you want to participate.

Most of these festivals are basically a type of agriculture fair, which showcase the produce, which here is the strawberry. The main aim of such strawberry festivals is of course to showcase the different varieties of strawberries grown in the area and an attempt to connect the growers directly with the customers too. What probably initiated with the intention of commerce has today out grown to become a venture that is not only commercially attractive but also a lot of fun for tourists who are there to have a good time.

A strawberry festival offers you the chance for buying not only the best quality strawberries but visitors are also delighted at the number of delicacies that are on offer primarily made of strawberry. You can also join contests, sample tempting dishes and enjoy the parades or the theme based decorations which are all a part of the celebrations. Apart from showcasing a great produce, strawberry festivals mostly bring together cooking and art inspired by strawberries. You might sample here strawberry cakes, jams, pastries, whipped cream with strawberries and various other fascinating and scintillating products that will make for a great experience.

Such festivals have gradually taken the shape of great family outings where the entire family and people of all age groups find something or the other to enjoy. The festivals additionally also feature rides, art and craft displays, other agricultural and far products on display, contests and much more in the form of entertainment.

The strawberry festival is an occasion for different farmers both big and small to showcase their produce as well as a great opportunity for young kids to know more about gardening and agriculture in general. It is also a golden opportunity to buy the best strawberries directly at a much cheaper price directly from the farmer.

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