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October Newsletter 2019

The Royal Agricultural and Horticultural Society of South Australia have generously made a special section of their wool display for Dohne Fleeces. This is a very good way to show wool industry participants the quality and styles of wool that are available on the modern Dohne. Continue reading →

September Newsletter 2019

This year's Dohne lamb auction for charity raised $2000 for the Cooperative Trials Group for Neuro-Oncology (COGNO). The sale of four Dohne lambs realised $500 a head for the charity. Australian Dohne Breeders Association president John Nadin, said the lambs were donated by Max and Ian Pilgrim, Minimay, and were bought by Midfield Meats. Continue reading →

August Newsletter 2019

With a new layout to the Dohne Marquee, traffic flowed well around the sheep and fleeces on display. The Dohne show bags were a huge hit with approximately 400 being handed out, these show bags contained the 2019 Dohne Journal and the Dohne marquee show booklet. Again this year record numbers of people visited the Dohne display over all three days. Continue reading →

July Newsletter 2019

Australian Sheep and Wool Show - The Dohne Marquee will be a buzz of activity for sheep breeders and interested visitors with a big showing of first class Dohne genetics all under the one roof. Thank you to all studs that have entered sheep in the Dohne marquee. Continue reading →

June Newsletter 2019

Now that it is the beginning of lamb marking season, it is timely to encourage breeders to submit their Visual Scores to Brett Wilson with their lamb pedigree data. The best value for effort is still to score for Breech cover (BCOV) and Breech wrinkle (BRWR) at marking. Use the Visual Sheep Scores booklet version 2 -  2013 for guidance and follow all the instructions. Continue reading →

May Newsletter 2019

How to collect EMD and FAT Data Subcutaneous fat depth (FAT) and eye muscle depth (EMD) are measured at the C site, that is the 12/13th rib, 45mm from the centre of the spine. Continue reading →

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Australian Dohne Breeders' Association
Australian Dohne Breeders' Association3 hours ago
States’ Year in Review Western Australia
Western Australia saw three Dohne Merino studs represented across two public auction this year. In the north, Mollerin Rock, following its purchase of Far Valley Stud last year, offered genetics from both studs and Chirniminup in the south.
More rams were offered and sold by both studs compared to 2025, with average prices up on last year. Mollerin Rock & Far Valley Dohne Merino Stud sold 131 to average $1805, and Chirniminup Dohnes sold 220 to average $2798
Strong meat prices, coupled with a more attractive wool market have driven up ram sale prices across WA, and across breeds.
Welcome to the newly registered Dohne stud, Tasman Farms, located near Boyup Brook. It’s great to see another Dohne breeder taking on the task of getting more rams out there into flocks, and we wish the Thompson family all the best.
https://dohne.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/ADBA-October-Newsletter-2026.pdf
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Australian Dohne Breeders' Association
Australian Dohne Breeders' Association3 hours ago
Another fantastic day for our Australian delegates on the 2026 World Dohne Merino Conference post-conference tour!
A big thank you to 2 Twee Neefs Dohne Merino, Stormberg Dohne & Milmatha Dohne, White Wools Dohne Merino Stud and FEM Dohne for welcoming our delegates and generously sharing your knowledge, passion and hospitality.
It’s wonderful to see the strong connections and friendships being built across the international Dohne Merino community.
Thank you to all involved for making this such a memorable experience!
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