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24.03.2023
Source: AWEX
AWEX EMI
1318
+1
Micron 17
2358n
+40
Micron 18
1928
-9
Micron 19
1641
+15
Micron 20
1523
+55
Micron 21
1434
+23
Micron 22
1376n
-
Micron 26
572n
+4
Micron 28
352
-5
Micron 30
320
-2
Micron 32
258n
+3
MCar
888
-22
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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Land
Land management is fundamental to the Australian wool industry.
In this section
Pastures
We invest in sustainable pasture systems research and extension across all production zones and pasture types to underpin gains in sheep productivity and wellbeing, enterprise profitability and the health of the natural resource.
Soil
Soil health is essential to the productivity and profitability of any wool growing enterprise. We collaborate with industry to provide woolgrowers resources and tools for best practice soil health management.
Biodiversity
Many woolgrowers have profitable enterprises characterised by high levels of native biodiversity by investing in a wide variety of management practices to enhance farm profitability as well as native biodiversity.
Water
Healthy water systems are crucial to the Australian environment, sustaining many different plant and animal communities, agricultural enterprises and rural communities.
Regenerative Agriculture
Many Australian woolgrowers are leaders in environmental management, using innovative practices to successfully improve and restore their farm landscapes while increasing their businesses’ profitability and their own wellbeing.
Drought Resources
AWI has a range of drought planning, management and recovery resources available for woolgrowers going into, enduring and recovering from drought.
Bushfires - Livestock Safety and Recovery
Here is information about bushfire preparation and recovery for livestock.
TimeRite
AWI funded CSIRO's development of Timerite® to predict the best date for spraying in spring to control redlegged earth mites (RLEM) the following autumn on any particular property.
