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Australian Sheep and Wool Show 2017
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Banker-turned-farmer reveals how Dohne sheep underpin his farm’s year-round cash flow
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Banker-turned-farmer reveals how Dohne sheep underpin his farm’s year-round cash flow
It’s crops that buy farms but sheep that keep them operational according to southern NSW farmer Matt Mills. And with 12 months under his belt after returning to the family operation near Balldale NSW, after studying at Marcus Oldham and following a career in banking, he’s bringing a financial lens to the mixed farming business. With wool prices lifting and meat returns on a several-year stellar run, it’s allowed the Dohnes to kick goals in terms of profit.
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It’s crops that buy farms but sheep that keep them operational according to southern NSW farmer Matt Mills.
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