The market posted solid rises across the Merino and Crossbred MPG’s however it was the merino 17.5-22μ MPG’s that were the big improvers.

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CSIRO is about to complete the first three-year phase of research on the development of a flystrike vaccine.

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Merino Wool generally fared reasonably well up until June 22 but the 16-18 Micron categories recently hit the virtual brick wall.

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Despite the weak start to the 2022/23 season which has fallen victim to the poor demand and increasing logistic and manufacturing costs, there has been $555 million of wool sold at auction, an increase of $55m when compared to the corresponding sale of the 2021/22 season aided by an additional 39,261 bales offered this season.

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The AWEX Northern Regional Indicator posted its seventh consecutive loss, to close at 1365c making it the longest period of decline wool market for three years.

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An understanding of the importance of fat and muscle has seen a Queensland Merino flock boost lamb survival and minimize lamb losses.

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Exporters approached with cautious bidding as the market continues to make weekly adjustments to try and align with the current overseas demand pressures, with no real clear signal at this point.

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Australian Wool Innovation (AWI), along with Australia's largest shearing and wool handling training organisation, SCAA Shearer Wool Handler Training Inc (SCAA SWTI), have signed a joint Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with New Zealand’s shearing training body, Elite Wool Industry Training NZ.

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Since the reopening of the 2022 sale series in July, the EMI has not posted a positive result.

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The four recipients of the 2022 Australian Wool Industry Medal are Judy Turk (SA), Barry White (VIC), Adrian Hook (VIC) and Allan Casey (NSW).

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Last week saw a few clips coming through of the new season’s super fine and ultra-fine speciality Merino types.

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