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Solo women's shearing world record broken by New Zealand local

Solo women's shearing world record broken by New Zealand local

New Zealand's Megan Whitehead writes her name in the history book as she shears 661 strong wool lambs in nine hours.

Extreme heat concerns prompt calls for shelter at Bendigo Livestock Exchange

Extreme heat concerns prompt calls for shelter at Bendigo Livestock Exchange

Stock agents have backed the petition, launched by animal activists.

Developing world key to long-term sheepmeat export growth

Developing world key to long-term sheepmeat export growth

Developing nations the key to Australian sheepmeat export growth in the long-term.

Share the lamb campaign begins

Share the lamb campaign begins

Share the lamb 2021 MLA campaign has begun by uniting Australia.

Extreme heat concerns prompt calls for shelter at Bendigo Livestock Exchange

Extreme heat concerns prompt calls for shelter at Bendigo Livestock Exchange

Stock agents have backed the petition, launched by animal activists.

Sheepmeat industry forges through global storm in 2020

Sheepmeat industry forges through global storm in 2020

Sheepmeat markets remained resilient during the year.

Multiple incomes from a single breed

Multiple incomes from a single breed

Merinos win in Tasmania providing multiple income streams.

Lamb starts hot but will offload simmer prices?

Lamb starts hot but will offload simmer prices?

Good times continue for lamb producers as prices for the new year start strongly.

Wool tries to keep pace with fitness fans

Wool tries to keep pace with fitness fans

The Australian wool industry has claimed success at trying to keep pace with fitness tracking fans.

Sheepmeat industry forges through global storm in 2020

Sheepmeat industry forges through global storm in 2020

Sheepmeat markets remained resilient during the year.

Share the lamb campaign begins

Share the lamb campaign begins

Share the lamb 2021 MLA campaign has begun by uniting Australia.

Lamb starts hot but will offload simmer prices?

Lamb starts hot but will offload simmer prices?

Good times continue for lamb producers as prices for the new year start strongly.

Developing world key to long-term sheepmeat export growth

Developing world key to long-term sheepmeat export growth

Developing nations the key to Australian sheepmeat export growth in the long-term.

Wool tries to keep pace with fitness fans

Wool tries to keep pace with fitness fans

The Australian wool industry has claimed success at trying to keep pace with fitness tracking fans.

Developing world key to sheepmeat export growth

Developing world key to sheepmeat export growth

Developing nations the key to Australian sheepmeat export growth in the long-term.

Sheepmeat industry forges through global storm in 2020

Sheepmeat industry forges through global storm in 2020

Sheepmeat markets have remained resilient during the year, buoyed along by a desperate demand from producers to rebuild flocks.

Multiple incomes from a single breed

Multiple incomes from a single breed

Merinos win in Tasmania providing multiple income streams.

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Wool market has firm opening for 2021

Wool market has firm opening for 2021

Wool market offers big numbers at opening sale for 2021 and buyers responded for a positive result.

Wool tries to keep pace with fitness fans

Wool tries to keep pace with fitness fans

The Australian wool industry has claimed success at trying to keep pace with fitness tracking fans.

Multiple incomes from a single breed

Multiple incomes from a single breed

Merinos win in Tasmania providing multiple income streams.

Good vibes for industry as China increases quota for clean wool

Good vibes for industry as China increases quota for clean wool

China sticks to its plans and increases tariff free quota for the import of Australian clean wool.

Wool tries to keep pace with fitness fans

Wool tries to keep pace with fitness fans

The Australian wool industry has claimed success at trying to keep pace with fitness tracking fans.

Wool 2020 - it didn't boom, but it didn't bust either

Wool 2020 - it didn't boom, but it didn't bust either

Wool was one of the hardest hit commodity's due to Covid-19, but now shows signs of hope.

Adversity brings opportunity with Merinos

Adversity brings opportunity with Merinos

Continued demand for Merinos can be broken down to strong markets for both wool and meat.

Solo women's shearing world record broken by New Zealand local

Solo women's shearing world record broken by New Zealand local

New Zealand's Megan Whitehead writes her name in the history book as she shears 661 strong wool lambs in nine hours.

Long wools proving industry headache

Long wools proving industry headache

Shearing delays across the country adding to longer length wool woes for processors.

Wool 2020 - it didn't boom, but it didn't bust either

Wool 2020 - it didn't boom, but it didn't bust either

Wool was one of the hardest hit commodity's due to Covid-19, but now shows signs of hope.

Good vibes for industry as China increases quota for clean wool

Good vibes for industry as China increases quota for clean wool

China sticks to its plans and increases tariff free quota for the import of Australian clean wool.

Solo women's shearing world record broken by New Zealand local

Solo women's shearing world record broken by New Zealand local

New Zealand's Megan Whitehead writes her name in the history book as she shears 661 strong wool lambs in nine hours.

Multiple incomes from a single breed

Multiple incomes from a single breed

Merinos win in Tasmania providing multiple income streams.

Long wools proving industry headache

Long wools proving industry headache

Shearing delays across the country adding to longer length wool woes for processors.

Adversity brings opportunity with Merinos

Adversity brings opportunity with Merinos

Continued demand for Merinos can be broken down to strong markets for both wool and meat.

Wool fits the sustainability bill perfectly

Wool fits the sustainability bill perfectly

One of the most sustainable fibres in the world, wool has a bright future

Adversity brings opportunity with Merinos

Adversity brings opportunity with Merinos

Continued demand for Merinos can be broken down to strong markets for both wool and meat.

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Ballarat continues the trend of red-hot first-cross ewe sales

Ballarat continues the trend of red-hot first-cross ewe sales

It's a new year, but good resale values see hot ewe-lamb prices continue.

Ring the bell, Newmarket reunion on again

Ring the bell, Newmarket reunion on again

The 2021 Newmarket reunion will hold its 30th event this February.

Smaller yarding than expected at Kyneton

Smaller yarding than expected at Kyneton

Surprises at the annual Kyneton crossbred ewe sale.

State of lamb market is still unknown

State of lamb market is still unknown

A look at how the lamb job went this week.

Casterton first-cross ewes to $396

Casterton first-cross ewes to $396

Local buyers comprised the vast majority of successful buyers at the Casterton annual store ewe and lamb sale.

Lamb prices finish 2020 much higher than year-ago levels

Lamb prices finish 2020 much higher than year-ago levels

A full wrap of the lamb and mutton markets in 2020.

Sheep market outlook is promising, agents say

Sheep market outlook is promising, agents say

A look at how agents think sheep will sell in 2021.

Saleyards find a way to work

Saleyards find a way to work

Saleyards across the sate found new ways to effectively operate under coronavirus restrictions.

Ballarat ewes to $430, lambs $292

Ballarat ewes to $430, lambs $292

Vendors left happy with their prices after the annual Ballarat first cross ewe sale.

Studstock

Chrome rams top $3600 in summer sale

Chrome rams top $3600 in summer sale

Chrome stud 'extremely happy' after strong clearance rate and good prices

Charlotte charts her future course

Charlotte charts her future course

Sixteen-year-old Charlotte Cain already has an impressive resume, but has more plans for the future.

Locals pay to top of $4400 at Trefusis

Locals pay to top of $4400 at Trefusis

Without Victorian visitors, locals bought the complete catalogue at Trefusis in Tasmania.

Trade and heavy lambs ease

Trade and heavy lambs ease

Lamb prices are fluctuating for a number of reasons.

Challenges don't dampen stud sale success

Challenges don't dampen stud sale success

The season trumped coronavirus constraints for stud sales across the south east.

Ballarat Dohnes top at $5000

Ballarat Dohnes top at $5000

Buyers had their choice of rams 16th Dohne sale.

Tassie lambs sell to $201, ewes to $390

Tassie lambs sell to $201, ewes to $390

Strong competition from mainland and local buyers saw lambs sell to $201 and Corriedale young ewes to $340 in Tasmania.

Shows hit hard by COVID, reboot on its way

Shows hit hard by COVID, reboot on its way

After a disasterous 2020, show committees are planing for a turn-around in 2021.

Quamby rams sell to $3400, average $1671

Quamby rams sell to $3400, average $1671

Given the inability of Victorian buyers to attend in person the sale result was pleasing.