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Hay young ewes top at $262

Hay young ewes top at $262

A price of $262 a head for young Merino ewes has topped the Hay Merino Breeders September sheep sale

Record top for Wallaloo Park

Record top for Wallaloo Park

An 18-month old Merino ram has sold for $52,00 on-property at Wallaloo Park stud Victoria.

Farmers warned about feeding livestock spuds and cakes

Farmers warned about feeding livestock spuds and cakes

It might be hard to believe but some producers have resorted to feeding their livestock sweets during the dry times.

Depleted supply hits exports

Depleted supply hits exports

The recent high price for lambs and in particular the lack of quality heavyweights has had an adverse effect of lamb exports.

Record top for Wallaloo Park

Record top for Wallaloo Park

An 18-month old Merino ram has sold for $52,00 on-property at Wallaloo Park stud Victoria.

Hornies rally with $60K sale

Hornies rally with $60K sale

On the back of a week where Merino rams have made big money, the place of the horned ram seems rock-solid.

Business plans are outdated, wasteful says red meat industry chief

Business plans are outdated, wasteful says red meat industry chief

Norton calls on a single RDC to represent the livestock industry.

Grain feeding lambs is a risky business

Grain feeding lambs is a risky business

The question is whether it’s worth it with store lambs and grain prices at their current levels?

Narrandera first-cross ewes hit $316

Narrandera first-cross ewes hit $316

Top quality first-cross ewes continue to break the $300 barrier

Hornies rally with $60K sale

Hornies rally with $60K sale

On the back of a week where Merino rams have made big money, the place of the horned ram seems rock-solid.

Depleted supply hits exports

Depleted supply hits exports

The recent high price for lambs and in particular the lack of quality heavyweights has had an adverse effect of lamb exports.

Grain feeding lambs is a risky business

Grain feeding lambs is a risky business

The question is whether it’s worth it with store lambs and grain prices at their current levels?

Farmers warned about feeding livestock spuds and cakes

Farmers warned about feeding livestock spuds and cakes

It might be hard to believe but some producers have resorted to feeding their livestock sweets during the dry times.

Narrandera first-cross ewes hit $316

Narrandera first-cross ewes hit $316

Top quality first-cross ewes continue to break the $300 barrier

Dry times discounts for light ewes

Dry times discounts for light ewes

Winter's dry spell has increased supply and adversely effected light sheep prices.

Merryville’s yield the key to success

Merryville’s yield the key to success

IF IT ISN’T going to rain, it might as well be a sunny spring day, and it was exactly that for the Merriman family at their 19th annual on-property ram sale held at Beverley, Boorowa, NSW.

Business plans are outdated, wasteful says red meat industry chief

Business plans are outdated, wasteful says red meat industry chief

Norton calls on a single RDC to represent the livestock industry.

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Record top for Wallaloo Park

Record top for Wallaloo Park

An 18-month old Merino ram has sold for $52,00 on-property at Wallaloo Park stud Victoria.

Hornies rally with $60K sale

Hornies rally with $60K sale

On the back of a week where Merino rams have made big money, the place of the horned ram seems rock-solid.

Transparency in market the way of the future

Transparency in market the way of the future

Working towards having an open and informed market is inevitable.

Brick in a bale

Brick in a bale

AWEX CEO says a house brick found in a bale of wool highlights irresponsible, careless actions could have lead to serious consequences.

Dohnes are ‘belle’ for Searles

Dohnes are ‘belle’ for Searles

Coonamble Dohne Merino breeders, Jamie and Tessa Searle, were delighted to learn their wool was being used by Australian Indigenous start-up clothing and gift ware company, Téa&Belle.

Merryville’s yield the key to success

Merryville’s yield the key to success

IF IT ISN’T going to rain, it might as well be a sunny spring day, and it was exactly that for the Merriman family at their 19th annual on-property ram sale held at Beverley, Boorowa, NSW.

Merino wool market develops two distinct channels | Elders

Merino wool market develops two distinct channels | Elders

The Merino wool market has developed two distinct channels.

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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.

International speakers to headline LambEx in Perth

International speakers to headline LambEx in Perth

A top line-up of international speakers are heading for the big LambEx conference in Perth.