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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.

Learn essential safety guidelines for loading and unloading wool. From PPE to proper stacking techniques, follow these tips to ensure a safe working environment and protect your assets. Moses & Son prioritises wool handling safety.

The Australian Merino Production Trial (AMPT) is back for another round, following the outstanding success of the 2024 trial. Registrations are now open.

In 1980, Moses & Son operated with its own internal freight infrastructure, a system integral to the company's operations, ensuring that wool bales were efficiently transported from farms to stores.

After a comprehensive review of marketing strategies for small wool lines, we’ve found it crucial to discuss the benefits of interlotting. This approach can significantly enhance the value of your smaller wool lines and should be a key consideration for optimising your returns.

As the Australian sheep industry prepares for the mandatory transition to electronic identification (eID) tags, it’s crucial for producers to stay informed about key dates and available discounts.

At Moses & Son, we are dedicated to providing our clients with robust coverage and support across various scenarios, ensuring that you can focus on your wool production with peace of mind. 

Starting January 1, 2025, individual electronic identification (eID) tags for sheep and goats will be mandatory across Australia. As a leader in livestock traceability and biosecurity, Australia is setting the benchmark with this advanced system. Understanding and integrating eID into your farming operations can enhance your business practices and market outcomes significantly.

For 2024, our goal is to significantly decrease the influx of non-conforming bales at our stores. We are here to assist you in ensuring your clip is meticulously prepared to the highest standards.