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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.
Wool Market Report
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May 20, 2026
The AWEX EMI closed the week on 1880c, up 4c at auction sales in Australia this week. The 29,844 bale offering opened slightly weaker (-2) on Tuesday as all selling centres were operating. Merino fleece failed to back up last week’s price levels, whilst the skirtings remained relatively firm. Conversely, crossbred and cardings continued to appreciate in prices. Wednesday’s market saw renewed interest in merino fleece and a solid recovery in the merino MPG’s occurred adding 6c to the EMI.
Price Guide
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2648
20
18
2533
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19
2338
7
20
2127
-3
21
2110
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22
2100
0
30
680
50
EMI
1880
4
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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.
100 years +
Australian family-owned & operated 100+ years.
Strong Values
Our core values are ingrained in every aspect of our operations.
Future Focussed
We advocate for farming with a focus on sustainability
and innovation.
Accessibility
With seven locations, we offer convenience and local support.
Tailored Services
We share your love for agriculture and are here to help you maximise your farm.
Community First
Our communities form the bedrock of our existence and fuel our quest for excellence.
Our Mission
At Moses & Son, we are committed to nurturing a sustainable agricultural industry and vibrant communities. Our mission is to provide expert marketing and management advice to our clients, empowering them to flourish.
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.
Temora
Narrandera
Young
West Wyalong
Condobolin
Wagga Wagga
Grenfell
Our Clients
Hear what our clients have to say about us.
If anybody's looking for a wool marketing team or a livestock or stock management team, certainly, give Moses & Son a call.
Joe & Ian Roffe
IDR Farming
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Our Clients
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I would really recommend Moses and Son due to their friendly and down-to-earth nature as well as their support. No matter what operation we're doing with sheep, they're always going to stand behind us and help us carry out that operation.
Ray & Bev Norman
Norman Ag Trust
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Our Clients
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Moses & Son's commitment to industry is second to none, friendly staff, excellent service.
Craig Wilson
Redgum River Pastoral Co
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Wagga Wagga
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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Wool Services
Watch how Moses & Son delivers end-to-end wool services — from local handling, warehousing and sampling to expert marketing advice. With Wool Technical Officers across the Riverina and Central West, we combine on-the-ground support with up-to-date market insights to help you make confident, informed decisions
Wool Market
New research in Agricultural Systems shows that including biogenic carbon in carbon footprint calculations dramatically reduces wool’s net emissions. Using the ISO 14067:2018 standard, researchers re-evaluated six farms and found wool’s carbon intensity drops between 35% and 102%, depending on factors like herd makeup, climate, and soil manure retention. This highlights wool’s potential as a low-carbon, sustainable fibre.
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which we operate and pay our respects to their Elders, past and present.
