Australia's sheep flock and greasy wool production are now verging on century low levels.

The wool market continue to grind lower with a further 8c shaved off AWEX's Eastern Market Indicator.

Ensuring lamb survivability and optimising production and fertility within their Merino flock is the main aim for Gulargambone local JB Tancred, The Maze.

Superfine woolgrowers to focus on climate variability at annual seminar.

The wool market opened back up again last week after the traditional Easter recess, with an offering of 43,000 bales across all three selling centres.

Wool market back on an upwards trend and it is crossbred wools that are still leading the way.

A bale of wool has sold for a huge price.

Prices for the better Merino fleece wools were again stronger as a result of limited supply.

A lower Australian dollar saw AWEX's Eastern Market Indicator gained 17c to close on 1960c.

South Australian musterer and Fletcher's Dubbo markerter win prestigious sheep scholarship.