Wool & sheep specialists since 1920
Moses & Son is a revered fourth-generation family business that has been offering top-tier wool marketing and quality handling services since its inception in 1920. Our evolution has expanded our services to encompass sheep and wool handling, rural supplies, on-farm consulting, livestock agency and trading, Merino research farm, and beyond.






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June 12, 2025
Week S50: 12/06/2025: The AWEX EMI closed on 1197c down 2c at auction sales in Australia this week. Due to the Monday Public Holiday in the two eastern states selling centres sales were held on Wednesday and Thursday. From the 28,882 bales 91.7% of the offering was sold. With the AUD strengthening over the course of the week in USD terms the market rose by 3 USc to close on 778c. The competition on the smaller than normal Merino Fleece and Skirtings offering was well supported by Trading, Indent and Processing exporters but prices could only be described as “barely maintained” on the bulk of the offering this week. Conversely Crossbreds were fully firm to slightly dearer this week, which kept the EMI within close proximity of last week’s levels.
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Why Choose Moses & Son?
We are a highly regarded and longstanding family-owned company, driven by service, solutions and success for our clients and customers. With multiple locations across the Riverina, Central West and Southwest Slopes, we offer a diverse array of products and services supported by a team of skilled and dedicated professionals.







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Our Locations
With a strong name in the wool industry for over 100 years, Moses & Son has a strong reputation that is respected across the South West Slopes, Riverina, Central West and surrounding regions.

Our Partners
We collaborate with esteemed partners in the wool and rural sectors, offering a variety of trusted products and services.


















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