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May Newsletter 2018

The Pre-Conference Tour of studs, a wool scouring plant and a research station in Uruguay showcased the quality of the pure registered Australian Dohne and the commercial Dohne/Corriedale cross. The impact the Dohne is having in Uruguay is quite remarkable. Continue reading

April Newsletter 2018

This month Dohne Breeders from across Australia head overseas for the International Dohne Merino Conference and Tours in Uruguay, Chile and Argentina, safe travelling. Continue reading

March Newsletter 2018

Joy and Allen Kelly in front of the 2016 drop ewes sired by their Dohne ram AJK141077 which was chosen as one of 25 rams for the Balmoral Sire Evaluation. Continue reading

February Newsletter 2018

International Dohne Merino Conference and Tours - This event has been well supported with 36 delegates attending (15 Australians, 11 South Africans and 10 from Chile and Argentina). Continue reading

Christmas Newsletter 2017

Welcome all, 2017 has been a reasonable year in general for NSW coming off a very wet 2016. Even though the state has had a very cold winter there has been adequate stock feed except for those in the northwest of the state who have had another dry year with meals on wheels again being the order of the day. Continue reading

December Newsletter 2017

Ram Sale Results - Sale reports and photos on behalf of - The Land, Stock & Land, Stock Journal, Farm Weekly Continue reading

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