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“Other breeds have tried to emulate the Dohne Merino, but the rigid breeding philosophy over nearly 80 years puts the Dohne Merino at the forefront.”

See why Dohne Merinos is the choice for the next generation!

FERTILITY – Non-seasonal breeders with a high libido and fecundity.

ASBV’s – Embracing modern up-to-date performance breeding strategies.

MATERNAL – Lambing ease with excellent milk production.

EASYCARE – Self-replacing mules-free flock with high-performance meat and wool productivity.

MEAT – Lean and high-yielding carcasses with even fat distribution.

WOOL – Apparel wool averaging 5-6kgs at 18-21 micron-quality AAAM.

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Australian Dohne Breeders' Association
Australian Dohne Breeders' Association10 hours ago
🌟 **Less than one week to go!** 🌟
The countdown is on for the Community Bank Gilgandra & Central West Bendigo Bank NSW Dohne Prime Lamb Schools Competition at the Orange Showgrounds on Wednesday, 29 July 2026.
With around 260 students from 26 schools set to participate, the day promises to be an outstanding showcase of hands-on agricultural education, innovation, and the future of the Australian sheep industry.
📖 View the official Event Program Booklet to explore:
🐑 The full day's schedule
🎤 Guest speakers and educational workshops
🤝 Sponsor and trade stand exhibitors
🏆 Competition details and activities
A huge thank you to our sponsors, exhibitors, volunteers and industry supporters who make this event possible. We look forward to welcoming students, teachers, breeders and visitors for an exciting day of learning and competition.
👇 Click the link below to view the program booklet.
https://online.flippingbook.com/view/324032615/
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Australian Dohne Breeders' Association
Australian Dohne Breeders' Association2 days ago
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