Market confidence ushers in flock rebuild

By Jamie Brown
October 12 2017 - 6:00am
Older Merino ewes that might have been culled in the past are being left to breed on in what is regarded as a sure sign of flock rebuild taking shape on the back of market confidence in wool and prime lamb.
Older Merino ewes that might have been culled in the past are being left to breed on in what is regarded as a sure sign of flock rebuild taking shape on the back of market confidence in wool and prime lamb.

This season’s ram sales proved what sheep cockies and abattoirs already knew: there’s a flock rebuild taking shape in the wake of market confidence.

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