Wool grower uses ASBVs to breed hardy Merino flock

By Steven Trask
Updated May 15 2019 - 4:31pm, first published May 14 2019 - 4:48pm
OPEN TO CHANGE: Western Queensland wool grower Jim King, who runs about 3400 head of sheep on his Willowen property south of Longreach. Photo: Steven Trask
OPEN TO CHANGE: Western Queensland wool grower Jim King, who runs about 3400 head of sheep on his Willowen property south of Longreach. Photo: Steven Trask

It might sound unusual to hear a wool grower talking about muscle instead of microns.

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