Apparel Wool, Meat for a Feast
Bouncing back after bushfire
By BOBBIE HINKLEY – Farm Weekly
IT’S hard to imagine that just seven months ago the Boddington fires ripped through Lower Hotham in the shire of Boddington.
Father and son farming duo Tony and Wayne Littleton lost hundreds of hectares… Continue reading
Breed switch for improved lambs
A SIXTY-YEAR family focus has shifted from breeding purebred Merinos to a Dohne/Merino crossbreeding operation at Garah, NSW.Jock and Maryan Hunter run the
4000-hectare grazing and cropping property, Box Hill. Continue reading
Southern NSW Dohne sheep bound for Chile
By Laurissa Smith | 17 Jun 2014 | ABC Rural
Australian Dohne sheep are helping to revive Chile’s interest in the breed.
A consortium of South American farmers have purchased seven ewes and two rams from a stud at Corowa,… Continue reading
Hedging your bets with Dohnes
With the wool market depressed, and lamb prices soaring, Fiona Cameron says it's times like these she's happy she made the move into Dohnes.
The sheep are a duel purpose breed, giving producers a good carcass as well as 'wool cheque' each season. Continue reading
Sheep and cropping works best
"In more recent years we have made the switch to Dohne rams and have found the F1 crossbreds to be much hardier sheep with good frame and excellent mothering abilities," he said.
"We purchase our Dohne rams from the Far Valley and Capercup studs." Continue reading
Buyers eye farm-assured lamb
TALLAGEIRA at Frances was among the first properties participating in JBS Australia's On-Farm Assurance program to supply its Bordertown abattoir. Charlie Koch and agent Landmark Naracoorte key account manager David Heinrich (pictured) say it provides another marketing avenue for their second-cross and Dohne-cross lambs. Continue reading
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