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Awassi Fat Tails : A Chance For Premium Exports, Fiona Sunderman, Michael Johns
Awassi Fat Tails : A Chance For Premium Exports, Fiona Sunderman, Michael Johns
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
Most prople have heard of the Awassi, even if they have never seen one. This unique breed of fat tail sheep, imported into Astralia in 1987, was released from quarantine for commercial development nearly 12 months ago. Its supporters believe Awassis could form the basis of a high-value export industry while replacing imports. Developments over the next few years will test its potential and should result in the Awassi playing an important role in an increasingly diversified Australian farming scene.
Careful Clip Preparation Will Increase Profit, Peter Metcalfe, Ric Collins
Careful Clip Preparation Will Increase Profit, Peter Metcalfe, Ric Collins
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
The current wool market has forced wool growers into producing the maximum number of kilograms of quality wool for the least cost. Preparation of the clip is now much more important to maximise possible net returns. Careful clip preparation will ensure that growers receive the maximum overall average price for each kilogram of wool in the clip.