High growth and fertility drive prime lamb at Galong

By Stephen Burns
Updated January 16 2017 - 7:16am, first published 4:45am
Bobbara Station, Galong, manager Rob McColl, and assistant manager Matt Cummins, with a pen of lambs sold during the on-property sale.
Bobbara Station, Galong, manager Rob McColl, and assistant manager Matt Cummins, with a pen of lambs sold during the on-property sale.

For much of its long history, Bobbara Station, a large landholding in the southwest slopes near Galong ran a tightly controlled flock of quality Merino sheep, which had in recent years been bred using Haddon Rig genetics.

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