Merino Producers Report Strong Season Despite El Nino Projections
What happened
Producers Wayne Fischer and Jennie, who run superfine Merinos operations in Tamworth and Winton, reported that their year had been successful, citing very solid livestock prices. Although El Nino projections were discussed, the producers noted that their local area was not experiencing the expected extreme weather conditions. Jennie reported receiving only six of an average 17 inches of annual rainfall.
From theland.com.au
Why it matters
The strength of the meat market has supported the operations of Merino producers, allowing Jennie to generate more revenue from Merinos compared to crossbreds. The producers are currently considering shifting their operational focus toward sheep production over cattle.
From theland.com.au
Who's involved
- Wayne FischerRuns the superfine Merinos operation in Tamworth and Winton
- JennieRuns the superfine Merinos operation in Tamworth and Winton
- MerinosThe subject of the superfine Merino operations in Tamworth and Winton
- TamworthLocation of the Merino operations
- WintonLocation of the Merino operations
- El NinoClimate pattern discussed in relation to the producers' operations
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
- Wayne FischerSpeculative
Wayne Fischer might see increased revenue from the Merino operation due to the strong meat market.