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Wool market bounces back | Elders

Wool market bounces back | Elders

After a month of negative movements the market moved back into positive territory.

Winrae stud dispersal hits $7500 top

Winrae stud dispersal hits $7500 top

Buyers from across the country sourced genetics from Winrae Dorpers.

Challenging the ‘norm’

Challenging the ‘norm’

Merino ewes to be joined back to meat maternal or terminal sires is at the its lowest number in seven years.

Is this mobile abattoir the answer to game meat growth?

Is this mobile abattoir the answer to game meat growth?

International game meat producers have expressed interest in the mobile set up.

Winrae stud dispersal hits $7500 top

Winrae stud dispersal hits $7500 top

Buyers from across the country sourced genetics from Winrae Dorpers.

Yass store lambs reach $136

Yass store lambs reach $136

In spite of the tough season, vendors presented 18,500 forward condition lambs during the 6th annual sale at Yass

New AWI chair disputes insolvency claims

New AWI chair disputes insolvency claims

The new AWI chair has stated she disagrees with claims made by the former chair that the company would become insolvent if a 1.5pc levy was voted in.

Woolgrowers lower levy rate to 1.5 per cent

Woolgrowers lower levy rate to 1.5 per cent

Australian woolgrowers have voted to lower the levy rate paid on their wool cheque to 1.5 per cent.

Real life ‘Lambulance’ set to save newborns from the sky

Real life ‘Lambulance’ set to save newborns from the sky

It could save producers thousands of dollars a year.

Yass store lambs reach $136

Yass store lambs reach $136

In spite of the tough season, vendors presented 18,500 forward condition lambs during the 6th annual sale at Yass

Is this mobile abattoir the answer to game meat growth?

Is this mobile abattoir the answer to game meat growth?

International game meat producers have expressed interest in the mobile set up.

Woolgrowers lower levy rate to 1.5 per cent

Woolgrowers lower levy rate to 1.5 per cent

Australian woolgrowers have voted to lower the levy rate paid on their wool cheque to 1.5 per cent.

Challenging the ‘norm’

Challenging the ‘norm’

Merino ewes to be joined back to meat maternal or terminal sires is at the its lowest number in seven years.

Real life ‘Lambulance’ set to save newborns from the sky

Real life ‘Lambulance’ set to save newborns from the sky

It could save producers thousands of dollars a year.

Cattle north prices south

Cattle north prices south

Cattle indicators continued their slide as the dust settled post the Cup-Day holiday.

Confidence in AWI will return says new chair

Confidence in AWI will return says new chair

Australia's new peak wool body chair, Colette Garnsey, says good behaviour and good outcomes will give woolgrowers confidence in AWI.

New AWI chair disputes insolvency claims

New AWI chair disputes insolvency claims

The new AWI chair has stated she disagrees with claims made by the former chair that the company would become insolvent if a 1.5pc levy was voted in.

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Wool market bounces back | Elders

Wool market bounces back | Elders

After a month of negative movements the market moved back into positive territory.

Woolgrowers lower levy rate to 1.5 per cent

Woolgrowers lower levy rate to 1.5 per cent

Australian woolgrowers have voted to lower the levy rate paid on their wool cheque to 1.5 per cent.

Confidence in AWI will return says new chair

Confidence in AWI will return says new chair

Australia's new peak wool body chair, Colette Garnsey, says good behaviour and good outcomes will give woolgrowers confidence in AWI.

Prices turnaround in WA as live trade resumes

Prices turnaround in WA as live trade resumes

Mecardo looks at how the uncertainty surrounding live sheep exports has negatively impacted price spreads across a variety of West and east coast lamb and sheep markets.

US dollar shows wool’s underlying strength | Elders

US dollar shows wool’s underlying strength | Elders

The wool market is still being weighed down with too many wools that do not suit processor needs.

New AWI chair disputes insolvency claims

New AWI chair disputes insolvency claims

The new AWI chair has stated she disagrees with claims made by the former chair that the company would become insolvent if a 1.5pc levy was voted in.

WoolPoll vote goes to preference count

WoolPoll vote goes to preference count

WoolPoll levy rate vote so close preference count needed to determine final outcome.

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Building a sheep business on loyalty

Building a sheep business on loyalty

The Munro family at Coolamon have formed long-term partnerships with their genetic suppliers and service providers.