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Cooma Stud Ram Sale Achieves High Prices Amid Genetic Investment

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 25
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A ram sale at the Cooma stud achieved a near-perfect clearance, with an average price of $3287 and a top price of $13,500. Andrew Guthrie's family operation, located near Cooma, purchased a Poll Merino sire. This purchase followed genetic consulting provided by Craig Wilson to the operation.

From theland.com.au

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The sale demonstrates strong demand for high-quality breeding stock among wool producers in southern Australia. Andrew Guthrie's decision to invest in new genetics reflects a strategic move to improve the competitive position and quality of the operation's wool production.

From theland.com.au

Who's involved

  • Andrew GuthriePurchased a high-value Poll Merino sire for his family operation near Cooma.
  • Craig WilsonProvided genetic consulting services to Andrew Guthrie's operation.

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