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Making More From Sheep

Making More From Sheep is a best practice package of management information and tools for Australian sheep producers, developed by AWI and MLA. Almost 250 leading sheep producers and technical experts helped develop the 12 linked online modules, which cover subjects ranging from soils and pasture to wool and meat marketing, animal health, genetics and farm sustainability. https://www.makingmorefromsheep.com.au/

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AWI Flystrike Extension Program Anaesthetics and Analgesics at Lamb Marking Dealing With Dag Factsheet Enrich Booklet Perennial Forage Shrubs Fleece Rot and Lumpy Wool Factsheet Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) Grazing modern stubbles An Introduction To Merino Visual Classing Managing Chemical Resistance Fact Sheet Plan, Prepare And Conduct Best Welfare Practice Lamb Marking Procedures Planning For A Non-Mulesed Merino Enterprise Ramping Up Repro Checklist Sheep Selection Tools Standard Reference Calculator Standard Reference Calculator Winning With Weaners Checklist Winning With Weaners Checklist Feed On Offer (FOO) Library Making More From Sheep

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Ask the Chairman and Board of Directors Webinar Webinar: Introducing the Australian Wool Traceability Hub Worm Egg Counting Workshop: Augathella - 24 April Worm Egg Counting Workshop: Mitchell - 23 April Leading Sheep Forum - Fleece Forward Interactive Parasite Management Workshop Goondiwindi Interactive Parasite Management Workshop Terrica Woolshed Making eID work for you: Dirranbandi