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Students use real-world skills to maximize commercial profit in lambs
Dohnes bridge the gap between education and industry at Moama Anglican Grammar
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Students put real-world skills to the test to maximise commercial profit in lambs!
A combined carcase and fleece value of $828 won students from Mudgee’s St Matthews Catholic School, the overall championship in the NSW Dohne Prime Lamb Schools Competition
A total of 26 schools and 260 high school students from across the state competed in the inaugural Community Bank Gilgandra & Central West Bendigo Bank NSW Dohne Prime Lamb Schools Competition at Orange, NSW, on July 29.
👏 A huge congratulations to every student, teacher, school, sponsor and industry supporter who helped make our inaugural competition such a success.
Article courtesy of Outcross Media Kim Woods.
Read the full article below to see how students turned five months of learning and livestock management into real commercial results.
https://dohne.com.au/students-use-real-world-skills-to-maximize-commercial-profit-in-lambs/
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