Spring 1999 (issue #4)

• Selling on Woolnet — Think like a buyer to get the best prices
• Dog … gone — Sheep measles and the need to dose dogs
• Colourful sheep spin rural business — At $12/kg, who's laughing now?
• Sterile males needed — Massey fly research shows promise
• Shopping for genes — SIL says goodbye to the dart board effect
• An uphill battle — One man's lifetime commitment to high country farming (cover story)
• The quality chain grows — FQP farmer
• More weapons in the armoury — An integrated approach to killing flies and lice
• Wool handling gets it first graduate —Bernadine Shelford, the first person to get the National Certificate in Wool Handling from a WoolPro training course
• Dangerous bales — tips for safe pressing
• You can beat declining prices — Increased production is the key to profit growth for sheep farmers
• What's it worth — Don't settle for less when selling your wool (get your wool valued)
• Oddments