Leahcim – it's a funny name but there is nothing backwards about the way Andrew Michael approaches

BioClip proves a valuable breeding tool

For wool producers Ian and Stacey Lugsdin, BioClip not only provides an environmentally friendly and

BioClip relaunch finds new markets

The biological wool harvesting system BioClip has struggled as a shearing alternative since its discovery

Sheep and saltbush thrive in the dry

New, elite lines of Old Man Saltbush have the potential to revolutionise the pastoral industry in Australia.

What is your wool really worth? And why?

  Sydney University researcher Dr Elizabeth Nolan has pinned down the value of virtually every characteristic

Merinotech a Merino pioneer

While the beef cattle industry set the market on fire with its rapid uptake of objective measurement,

Safety and efficiency key in shed design

A safe, efficient shearing shed can go a long way towards producing a better wool clip and to keeping

Nothing wet about this family enterprise

For the Coole family it has been a story of the rise and rise of their property Glenerin and their predominantly

ET and DNA are proving OK at Coromandel Poll

Michael Campbell is staging a quiet revolution on his Western Australian property using first embryo

Training makes shear sense

In an industry which has struggled to attract workers in the past, Australian Wool Innovation (AWI) is

It's a fine line in superfine studs

Smaller sheep studs are feeling the pinch as the industry profile changes and the pressure mounts for

New genetics give rise to new wool fabric

After taking over a small stud flock of Charmac Merinos in 2010, Leon and Sandra Martin are now not only

Merryville has a lot of points to prove

When it comes to the superfine wool business Merryville stands on top of the national heap and the man

Measured wool approach pays off across the board

Historic TA Field Estates is a wool business embracing every modern tool available to ensure it gets

Young guns tackle climate variability

Australian Wool Innovation has recently given three young wool growers the opportunity to join the national

Wool still has more to come

Right now the global economy in general and China in particular is damping demand for wool, but Australian