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An innovation hub for the woolgrowers of Australia
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08.06.2023
Source: AWEX
AWEX EMI
1208
-1
Micron 17
2040
-38
Micron 18
1745
-13
Micron 19
1519
-9
Micron 20
1401
-5
Micron 21
1335
-18
Micron 26
522n
-
Micron 28
315
-2
Micron 30
288
-
Micron 32
240n
+3
MCar
735
-3
Grower Networks
Events
Call For Proposals
AWI Sponsorship Application
Woolmark Bale Stencil
Lifetime Ewe Management
National Merino Challenge
Breeding Leadership
Nuffield Farming Scholarship
Practical Workshops
Science and Innovation Awards for Young People in Agriculture
Young Farming Champions Program
Australian Rural Leadership Program
Australian Wool Education Trust
Making More From Sheep
Stockmanship and Merino Visual Classing Workshop Material
Bestprac
Woolmark x Knit Karl competition reaches 540 million people
Direct consumer marketing campaign
Wool is good for the skin
Green Carpet Fashion Awards
Wool Week Australia
Australian wool apparel on e-commerce giant
Fashion designer heroes Australian Merino wool
French designer spotlights Australian wool
Australian wool in Chinese luxury department store
Korean fashion label promotes Australian wool
Australian wool part of America’s Cup
Wool’s performance benefits return to Boston Marathon
Wool activewear for the conscious consumer
World’s first Merino wool boardshort
Developing wool shoes
Woolmark.com marketing wool to the world
Wool is the answer to plastic-free fashion
Mind Body Green partnership
US Marketing Campaign Feel Merino
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Australian Wool Innovation works to support the growth and development of the Australian wool industry by providing skills training, educational resources and programs, leadership initiatives and practical workshops for woolgrowers and wool industry professionals.
In this section
Woolgrowers & COVID-19
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.
Grower Networks
We have community-based education groups in each wool growing state are open to all local woolgrowers. These grower networks are fundamental to the spread of new ideas, continuing education and the adoption of best practice.
Education and Leadership
We support scholarships and training opportunities to promote new knowledge, innovative practises, personal growth and the leadership skills needed for the wool industry to continue to adapt and innovate.
Wool Harvesting
We work with industry organisations and contractors and invest in regional coaching programs which are fundamental to education and the adoption of best practice.
Shearing Sheds and Sheep Yards
The design of shearing sheds and sheep yards affects the efficiency of sheep work as well as the health and wellbeing of both people and sheep.
Events
Join AWI for events, webinars, workshops and training courses.
Call For Proposals
AWI welcomes project proposals from organisations that will assist it to meet it's objectives as set out in the strategic plan.
Drought Resources
AWI has a range of drought planning, management and recovery resources available for woolgrowers going into, enduring and recovering from drought.
National Wool Research, Development and Extension Strategy
The National Wool Research, Development and Extension Strategy outlines the priority objectives for the wool industry over the next 20 years and the technologies, products, tools and delivery methods required or desired to achieve the objectives.
