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Apparel Wool, Meat for a Feast

“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' Association5 hours ago
CELEBRATING BENDIGO BANK'S SUPPORT OF THE NEXT GENERATION!
It was fantastic to celebrate the generous sponsorship of Community Bank Gilgandra & Central West Bendigo Bank at the 2026 NSW Dohne Prime Lamb Schools Competition
Pictured celebrating this wonderful partnership are Mark MacMurray and Shane Cridland from Orange, Morgan Adams from Gilgandra, alongside Brooke Matthews, Ariahana Batinich and Clare McMahon from Scots All Saints College
The support of Community Bank Gilgandra & Central West Bendigo Bank plays an important role in making this competition possible, providing students with valuable hands-on learning experiences and opportunities to develop their skills in the sheep industry.
A huge thank you to Community Bank Gilgandra & Central West Bendigo Bank for investing in agricultural education and supporting the next generation of sheep industry professionals!
Discover the full gallery of images and stories at dohne.com.au
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Australian Dohne Breeders' Association
Australian Dohne Breeders' Association9 hours ago
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