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ISSUE 93 / December 2022
Pregnancy scanning: An ultrasound investment
Articles in this edition include: Pregnancy scanning; Attracting and retaining wool harvesting staff; Merino Lifetime Productivity project insights; Cluster fencing helping to rebuild the flock; Eco marketing campaign: ‘Wear Wool, Not Fossil Fuel’; Showcasing the innovative future of Merino wool; Using traceability to showcase Australian wool; Market intelligence: Latest production and price reports; Market insights: Will formalwear weather the winter energy storm?... and much more.
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ON-FARM
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How to worm your way out of a wet season
With many sheep-producing areas across Australia experiencing wetter than average seasonal conditions, the headaches of trying to keep up with worm management continues. This season, the key focus is to understand how to deal with higher parasite burdens than usual, both in the sheep and on the paddock.
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ON-FARM
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Cluster fencing helping to rebuild the flock
After their business was decimated by wild dogs, the Chandler family at Barcaldine in Queensland constructed exclusion fencing on their property, which has enabled them to bring back sheep into their business and have a positive view for the future.
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OFF-FARM
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Sease showcases the innovative future of Merino wool
Premium Italian performance wear brand Sease has teamed up with The Woolmark Company to transform traditional formal fabrics into an elegant urban and skiing collection.
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OFF-FARM
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Houdini’s all-natural layering system
Merino wool is perfect for all three layers of outdoor apparel: base-layer, mid-layer and outer-layer – as demonstrated in The New Naturals collection recently launched by Swedish brand Houdini following a collaboration with AWI.
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IN THIS ISSUE
Australian Wool Innovation's quarterly Beyond the Bale magazine is published to ensure wool levy payers are:
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- provided with information on new products and practices to improve on-farm productivity and profitability – in areas such as pastures and grazing, sheep health, genetic technologies to breed more productive sheep, and shearing.
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