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The recording from the Ask the Chairman and Board of Directors Webinar on May 3 2022 is now available to watch.

The 2022 Woolgrower Sentiment survey is an important way to get feedback on your interaction and engagement with AWI.

From this survey we will try to:

1. Measure the ‘experience’ that woolgrowers have with the on-farm, post-farm and marketing activities and programs undertaken by AWI.
2. Measure the effectiveness of AWI’s communications.
3. Measure the importance of AWI to the Australian wool industry.

These flood resources aim to help you with your recovery, as well as some things to be wary off when facing flood conditions.

This AWI publication includes articles about AWI on-farm R&D and extension activities and the marketing of broad micron wool.

Catriona Rowntree and Iris & Wool; Shearer and wool handler training courses in 2022; More AWI resources to help woolgrowers beat the blowfly; ... and much more.

AWI has compiled this special preview of some wool products that will be available from Australian brands this season. Discount offers are available on selected products, exclusively for Australian woolgrowers. There are many other wool products available from these brands. Take a look around their stores and websites – and happy shopping...

View a recording of AWI’s 2021 Annual General Meeting (AGM) which was held as a virtual meeting on 19 November.

As part of a new AWI project, a mechanical system is under development that delivers the sheep to the shearer, thereby reducing the catch and drag.

The latest independent review of performance conducted on Australian Wool Innovation (AWI) has found it is meeting its requirements for Governance, Collaboration and Research, Development and Extension.

Wet seasonal conditions can bring on several health challenges for sheep. This article provides woolgrowers with advice on sheep health issues including scouring and worms, flystrike, footrot, clostridial diseases and more during wet conditions.

Wool 2030 Strategy – Australian Wool: the world’s premium sustainable fibre is the result of collaboration across the length and breadth of the industry.

Making the wool harvesting workplace safer for all. Best practice guide and self-assessment tools to provide an understanding of safety risks and options to mitigate those risks.

As COVID-19 spreads throughout Australia, woolgrowers should be proactive and put plans in place to ensure that their farming operations, staff and contractors, family and friends are as protected as possible.

AWI has a range of drought planning, management and recovery resources available for woolgrowers going into, enduring and recovering from drought.