Posts about Australian Wool

The 2025/26 season highlighted the Australian wool industry's resilience: low supply drove strong prices despite geopolitical and cost challenges, underpinned by solid global demand. With further production declines forecast, the outlook for 2026/27 remains cautiously optimistic for well-positioned businesses.

Discover how James McDonald’s North Condobolin farm thrives with local support, smart breeding decisions, and a focus on producing high-performing Merinos in a remote mixed-farming operation.

This month, we’re celebrating 105 remarkable years of Moses & Son. What some of you may not realise is that we haven’t always been known by that name, and our journey is steeped in rich history and local spirit. In this blog, we will share with you some of the remarkable milestones and achievements - and maybe even give you a bit of a history lesson! 

The Australian Wool Production Forecasting Committee has released its latest forecast for shorn wool production for the 2023/24 season, projecting a total of 328 million kilograms (Mkg) greasy.

Agricultural innovation crossed yet another threshold in the recent Australian Merino Production Trial (AMPT) held at the Temora Agricultural and Innovation Centre (TAIC) in New South Wales.