Five Charles Sturt University (CSU) students have been named as recipients of the Australian National Field Days awards at the opening of the event near Orange today, Tuesday 19 October. The Australian National Field Days has made available up to $2 500 for scholarships for members of an Australian National Field Days Competition Rugby Club. Recipients of these awards include agricultural business management students Mr Edward Bradley and Mr Andrew Whipple. Other prizes awarded at the opening were to CSU students Mr Brendon Knight, who received the Australian National Field Days book prize for students in agricultural business management, Mr David Savill, who received the Australian National Field Days book prize for students in ecological agriculture, and Ms Roxanne Maree Taylor, who received the Australian National Field Days book prize for students in horticulture studies. The field days run at Borenore west of Orange from Tuesday 19 to Thursday 21 October.