We’re back to Henty next week for the field days! We really enjoyed our time last year and look forward to getting back to NSW very soon and catching up 🐑@GumHillPoll
We’re back to Henty next week for the field days! We really enjoyed our time last year and look forward to getting back to NSW very soon and catching up 🐑 @lines_james27
The Australian wool market continued its climb this week, with the EMI gaining 15 cents to close at 1,979 ac/kg. After a scheduled non-sale week, the Western Market Indicator (WMI) returned to the market and posted a strong 45-cent rise to finish at 2,170 ac/kg.
The EMI now sits at its highest point since October 2018 and just 21 cents below the 2,000 ac/kg threshold, a level that has become increasingly achievable as gains broaden beyond the fine Merino sector.
This week's offering was the smallest three-centre roster since 2020, highlighting the tightening supply conditions currently supporting the market.
For the full market summary, head to https://t.co/Je4fp2Dpsl
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When everything else is going bad......the wool market rebounds in a spectacular way. Go figure.....
China found its hunger over the weekend, chasing all available wool. Why? We're not aware of any new uniform orders🫣 but something triggered business.
Could it be new uniform orders for electric car salespeople 😉. Anyways, it's great news heading into Easter, along with widespread rain, which, of course, is one of the vital ingredients in producing wool.
#wearwhatyougrow #wearwool #wool
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Some of my best thinking time while on farm- When I’m behind a mob of sheep wandering along the back roads
No radio. No music. No podcasts. just pure thinking time. Moving a mob of ram lambs out to some fresh stubbles
@DavidSandow1 Did hear almost a repeat of that phrase at the aptly named BBH Rams clubrooms only just the other day David some things never change haha