All roads lead to "Karuga Park", Yeoval, on Monday
New two-minute video shows sale rams, with comments from Nigel
Wrinkle-free Polls a 'no-brainer' for Richard
Flystrike no longer an issue at Brewarrina
There are certain challenges that come with operating a Merino breeding operation on 10,000ha of open saltbush plains around Brewarrina/Nyngan. Listen to our client, Richard Stendell, "Ben Avon", Brewarrina, as he explains why Kerin Poll rams are a perfect fit for his operation.
Click here to DOWNLOAD our 12-page Newsletter, containing loads of interesting stories, including an in-depth piece about Richard and Dixie Stendell's Brewarrina Merino breeding operation.
To download the one page containing Richard's story only, click here.
Plain-bodied sheep to get shearers' preferential treatment
Kerin Poll shearing contractor reveals a few home truths about the future of shearing
Ralph Blue, Blue Shearing Services, comes across more poorly-maintained wool sheds than enough. He often asks the grazier, "what's your oldest piece of harvesting equipment?" Invariably, the grazier points to a hay baler or header. Ralph's quick to inform them that the answer is in fact their shearing shed.
In this video, Ralph discusses why for as far as he and his industry are concerned, plain-bodied Merinos are the only way of the future.
Below is a story about the shearer shortage crisis that appeared in The Land newspaper on August 11, 2011. In this story, Wellington-based trainer/shearer, Jim Murray, says, "It would be a crying shame to see ... the industry deteriorate because we couldn't get the wool off them."
Landline report after Nigel was named 2008 NSW Farmer of the Year
Report by Sean Murphy. For full transcript, visit the ABCTV Landline website.
Why not subscribe to Kerin Poll's YouTube Channel? Aptly named "KerinPoll" - one word - we use this platform to host all Kerin Poll videos. Click on the YouTube logo to head across and Subscribe!
The Land: Shearers still exiting at fast clip. 11/8/11 (1088 KB) 
