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AWEX EMI
1208
+1
Micron 17
1682
+8
Micron 18
1588
-14
Micron 19
1498
-18
Micron 20
1432
-12
Micron 21
1419
+7
Micron 22
1398n
-
Micron 25
818n
+17
Micron 26
695
+20
Micron 28
480
+16
Micron 30
430
+25
Micron 32
360n
-
Micron 16.5
1740
+16
MCar
692
+2
Wool bioharvesting technique aims to provide woolgrowers with choice
A shortage of skilled shearers and increased costs of shearing are presenting a threat to the Australian wool industry. Wool harvesting is a key priority of AWI’s Strategic Plan 2022-2025. In addition to significant investment in training of shearers and wool handlers, AWI is also investing in innovative approaches to wool harvesting.
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Making EID work for you
EID is now mandatory, however, it offers woolgrowers a powerful tool to improve flock productivity through better data and decision-making. Starting simple with a wand reader and basic software can lead to valuable insights, especially when key data is recorded early. This article covers how to get started and make it work for your enterprise.
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Driving productivity with EID
Electronic identification tags (EID) are becoming mandatory, so why not make the most of the technology to help you achieve the goals of your sheep enterprise? We've pulled together some information to help you utilise data collected via EID to increase productivity and profit.
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Best-practice shearing and crutching
Ensuring shearing sheds are safe workplaces not only helps to reduce injuries and accidents but also helps to attract and retain shearers and shed staff, and improve productivity and profitability of the wool industry. This article dives further into best-practice shearing and crutching.
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