White Suffolks are proving their worth on pastoral country in Far West NSW
Source: Stock Journal By ALISHA FOGDEN WHILE more commonly used in high rainfall, mixed farming zones, White Suffolks are also proving their worth on ... Find out more >>
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White Suffolks – Tender & Juicy
Results confirm that the progeny from White Suffolk sires are on average tender and juicy.These results are from the terminal sires used in the Sheep ... Find out more >>
Are you at risk of developing Diabetes? Take the 5 minute risk test
Type 2 diabetes is one of the most common chronic (ongoing) conditions in Australia. There is also growing evidence that farmers have high rates of ... Find out more >>
Lamb Industry Needs Free Trade
Comprehensive Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) with Korea and other emerging Asian markets, such as China, are essential to the long-term profitability of ... Find out more >>
Data Submissions Must be Accurate
Sheep Genetics has been moving towards all data being submitted through suitable software packages for a number of years. The per animal charges are ... Find out more >>
Spring Lamb Complements High Performance
A switch to spring lambing, an injection of high performance White Suffolk genetics and improved nutritional levels have boosted profits for a prime ... Find out more >>
Tenderness is the Key
It has long been recognised that tenderness and eating quality are traits more prevalent in White Suffolks than in other breeds. But until now, it has ... Find out more >>
Many Roles for White Suffolks
While the May family from Cootra on South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula put around 4455 ha to cereals and peas each year, their 1000 Merino ewes mated to ... Find out more >>
