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2019 Sale Results

Congratulations on the successful ram sales conducted across the country especially considering the drought much of Australia is and has experienced. Nationally rams sold at auction to a top of $13000 and an 82% average clearance rate. In some areas wool producing breeding ewes are down to 10-12% of the normal numbers. The drought has had a significant affect on the national breeding flock and if it continues the industry is in danger of losing markets from sheer lack of supply. Continue reading

2018 Sale Results

Dohne Breeders are to be congratulated on their sale results for 2018 amidst one of the worst droughts in history experienced across most of eastern and central Australia. Nationally, 2089 rams sold at auction for a 82% clearance and a $1542 average. The wool market after reaching record levels during 2018 has once again show it’s volatility in the last month dropping 240c (at the time if writing). Lamb continues to out value wool by approximately 5/1 and mutton 2.5/1. Continue reading

2017 Sale Results

Dohne Breeders are to be congratulated on their sale results for 2017 amidst a bullish wool market. Nationally, 2669 rams sold at auction for a 91% clearance and a $1603 average.Regardless of the current wool market, commercial Dohne Breeders realise the importance of the ‘whole’ economic package; their wool realises the same price as the traditional Merino, they mark and wean 20-30% more lambs and the ‘doing ability’ is second to none. Continue reading

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Australian Dohne Breeders' Association11 hours ago
A great look inside the Sheep Pavilion at the inaugural Community Bank Gilgandra & Central West Bendigo Bank NSW Dohne Prime Lamb Schools Competition
Students proudly showcased their Dohne Prime Lambs, putting months of preparation, feeding, management and hands-on learning into practice.
It was fantastic to see the Sheep Pavilion filled with students learning, competing, asking questions and gaining valuable real-world experience in the sheep industry.
These young people are the next generation of producers, industry professionals and agricultural leaders, and we’re proud to be helping create opportunities for them to learn through hands-on experience.
Video courtesy of Outcross Media – Kim Woods
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Australian Dohne Breeders' Association
Australian Dohne Breeders' Association
Australian Dohne Breeders' Association1 day ago
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