Media Releases 1999
Farmers warned off Australian wool packs
21 January 1999 WoolPro and exporters are asking farmers not to
use Australian polyethylene wool packs.
North Island Fleeces Go Gold
17 March 1999 New Zealand's first ever fully quality assured consignment
of crossbred wool was shipped from Wellington last week.
Bugger quality
7 May 1999 Poor prices, floods and droughts are wearing farmers
down. Talk to many of them about joining the Fernmark Quality Programme
and you get the big thumbs down. (Article in 1999 edition of NZ Sheep
Farmer.)
Dawsons latest link in quality
chain
18 June 1999 A century-old company is signaling its commitment
to quality by signing-up to the Fernmark Quality Programme.
Wool handling gets its first
graduate
9 August 1999 When Bernardine Shelford turned up at a WoolPro's
wool handling course in Ranfurly last July, getting her hands on a Senior
Wool Handling Certificate was the one thing on her mind. (Article in Shearing
magazine.)
Quality counts
24 September 1999 If you talk to a lot of people in the wool growing
business these days, you'll hear a fairly gloomy message. (Article in
Perendale NZ magazine.)
Bulk vital to carpet manufacturers
27 September 1999 Bulkier crossbred wools scored useful price
premiums at auction in the 99 season. (Article in 1999 edition of Perendale
Annual.)
Wool's pressing issue
19 October 1999 Farmers, truckies and brokers should crack down
on badly pressed wool bales, says WoolPro Otago/Southland extension specialist
Robert Pattison.
Sheep bearing research underway
29 October 1999
Farmers who dealt with severe bearing outbreaks this spring will be pleased
to know a major project has been set up to try and crack the problem.
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