Doldrums for crossbred wool

By Stephen Burns
Updated July 25 2017 - 5:25pm, first published 6:00am
Robert Scott inspecting May crutchings from his first cross ewes. His main shearing takes place in October and all wool sold in November so he hasn't yet been affected by the dip in market.
Robert Scott inspecting May crutchings from his first cross ewes. His main shearing takes place in October and all wool sold in November so he hasn't yet been affected by the dip in market.

Merino wool prices are going gangbusters, so why are producers struggling with low crossbred wool prices?

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