NSW grazing experts launch blowfly control schools
My Bast leads visiting Australian experts including Dr Roberts and Dr White to establish blowfly control schools across Central West Queensland and New South Wales. About 400 graziers attend four sessions at Uleekall Longreach Winton and Willow Creek and officials plan more, emphasising damp conditions, wool density and fleece quality in strike susceptibility.
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Blowty Schools
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Uleekall
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Wool imports and US demand reshape global textile trade
An analysis notes continued heavy US wool imports boosting domestic mills while Europe loses operators. It highlights US Uruguay trade near $109,000 in sales, ample supply chains, and postwar shifts that increased artificial fibers. Skill shortages challenge industries as mills gasp to rebuild capacity and reserves after earlier fabric demands.
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Uruguay
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