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Fox & Lillie Rural's managing director Jonathan Lillie and his brother James Lillie, who heads up exports (centre) with some of the Yumbah Aquaculture showcased at the recent International Wool Textile Organisation Congress. Picture by Catherine Miller

Family owned wool company Fox & Lillie is a major shareholder in Yumbah Aquaculture.

Aquaculture is wool company's oyster

Yardings are expected to begin tightening significantly going into winter.

Tighter yardings expected to drive up lamb demand

The need for universal wool packaging was raised at the recent IWTO Congress. FILE PHOTO. 

A major Chinese wool processor has told the industry it would like to see universal wool packaging standards.

Chinese processor calls for universal wool packaging standards

Professor Phil Hynd says he has a strong belief that biological wool harvesting can work on-farm. Picture by Catherine Miller

University of Adelaide researcher Phil Hynd provided an update on his research at the IWTO conference.

Biological replacement for shearing continues to progress, Hynd

Heiniger Australia's Rick Chilcott with Woven Optics' Vicky Alexandrou and Ben Pullen and their new hand held micron testing device. Picture by Catherine Miller

From June interested woolgrowers will be able to trial Woven Optics' hand held micron device

New micron reader to be put to test on-farm

The Australian Animal Welfare Strategy is set to be renewed over the next four years It should give a greater understanding and collective ownership of Australia's animal welfare credentials.

The first steps into renewing the Australian Animal Welfare Strategy have begun.

Animal Welfare Strategy set to be renewed

AWI trade consultant Scott Carmody address the IWTO Congress in Adelaide. Picture supplied. 

With tight times across the globe pushing down prices, prices are still similar to during the pandemic.

Wool market not yet recovered from COVID hit

Lambasssador Chef Windoe, Archipelago International Hotels vice president Winston Hanes, Archipelago CEO John Flood, MLA trade development manager for Indonesia Siti Nur Aini, Chef Gilles Marx and Lambassador Chef Rizqi. PICTURE SUPPLIED. 

Markets across South East Asia are a big target area for Australian beef and lamb.

Australian lamb and beef showcased on world stage

Former SA Sheep Industry Board chairman Ian Rowett is opposing Livestock SA's plans to consolidate its six sub committee's into one livestock advisory committee. File picture

A number of livestock producers have voiced their concerns about Livestock SA's proposal to consolidate its six sub committees into one livestock advisory committee.

Livestock SA's proposed changes prompt debate on funds' boards future

A UK report assessing farm assurance standards in the UK, Australia and New Zealand for beef and lamb has given the British program the best score. FILE PHOTO. 

A UK report has ranked the Red Tractor farm assurance standards above the programs run in Australia and New Zealand.

UK's farm standards beat out Australia and New Zealand: report

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