Become a Dohne Commercial Member
“Becoming a member is easy and beneficial to your business”
As an existing or potential breeder of Dohnes, commercial membership
is a very inexpensive way of exposing yourself and your business to both
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Southern NSW Dohne sheep bound for Chile
By Laurissa Smith | 17 Jun 2014 | ABC Rural
Australian Dohne sheep are helping to revive Chile's interest in the breed.
A consortium of South American farmers have purchased seven ewes and two rams from a stud at Corowa, near the New South Wales-Victorian border.
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Backcrossing argument carries no weight
By Kim Woods:
Sheep producers backcrossing away from the Dohne breed to Poll Merinos with the perception of improving wool quality have been urged to consider their gross margins. Continue reading
Dohne Merino’s win back to back prime lamb competition
PIP COURTNEY, PRESENTER: The highlight of the Tasmanian wool industry's calendar is the Campbell Town Show. Continue reading
Uardry history now at Kardinia Dohnes
We are pleased to announce that our long association using Uardry genetics will continue.
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Don’s Dohne switch pays
Fiona Myers | October 3, 2012 | Weekly Times
DON Mills was a Merino man. As a woolclasser who also ran a mixed farming operation, wool was in his blood.
He still loves the fibre, but he has traded his… Continue reading
Non-mulesed wool driving demand
By MICK MCGLONE | July 6, 2013, midnight | Border Mail
COROWA farmers Don and Karen Mills describe it as a no-brainer, one which has seen their product reach New York catwalks and put Australian wool in the international spotlight.… Continue reading
