Wool classing students have again taken part in sheep and fleece judging at the Australian Sheep & Wool Show.
Katy Pollard, Axe Creek, took out both the fleece and sheep judging competitions, held in the Dohne marquee.
Longernong College woolclassing skills trainer and assessor Craig Mackley said 10 students, from Victoria and NSW, took part in the judging, in the Dohne marquee.
"They are all part of the Certificate IV wool classing course - they learn it here at Longernong with me, then they go over to judge the fleeces at ASWS," he said.
An enterprising young farmer is bringing outback lamb to the city with the launch of a station to plate offering. Growing up on the Jackson family's Tirlta and Rowena Stations, an hour north east of Broken Hill, NSW, the rich taste of saltbush-grazed lamb was always known and available to Archie Jackson, but when attending boarding school in Adelaide, he discovered it was somewhat of a delicacy to those in the big smoke. The positive feedback from friends, and families of those friends, has led to Archie offering outback lamb delivered to door under the brand 'Archie S Jackson - Tirlta Rowena Lamb' and through the help of Woodside Butcher.