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Better breeding delivers against flystrike - SA case study
Tuesday 24th of January 2012
While a wetter than average summer in South Australia has raised the prospects of flystrike problems for many graziers, Phil and Ann Hammat are confident their flock will come through unscathed. The...Read Full ArticleBetter breeding delivers against flystrike - WA case study
Monday 19th of December 2011
In the midst of Western Australia’s tough fly season, Dandaragan sheep producer Peter Wilkinson is confident his sheep will stand up to the test thanks to a long-term investment in genetics...Read Full ArticleFlystrike planning pays at Stewarton
Tuesday 29th of November 2011
A preventative approach to flystrike treatment and a long-term investment in genetics are paying dividends for
Campbelltown wool producer James Walch, who has not mulesed for the last three years. Mr...Read Full ArticleNon-mulesing Network newsletter
Monday 28th of November 2011
Welcome to the ninth edition of the Department of Agriculture and Food’s newsletter on the transition from mulesing and managing breech strike.Read Full ArticleBreeding success in fight against flystrike
Monday 21st of November 2011
As sheep producers across Australia prepare for fly season, NSW grazier Bruce Taylor is confident his sheep can withstand the threat having come through relatively unscathed from last year’s big...Read Full ArticleIndex of Website Pages
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