@FarmerTonyWhite Do you have a link to that article. Looks like Canadian pension fund is also on the train. Be keen to read more 🤔

@agbyte_leet @daleboyd2 😅😎

@DavidSandow1 @coyle_tim The red meat game looks strong for the 5 years. I wouldn’t recommend getting out but definitely look at your numbers and work out what will work best for you. 🐄 💪🐑💪

@coyle_tim We sold some mixed aged bare shorn ewes today in Wagga $148 18/19/20/21 drops in very good condition. More to go next week 😬🐑

@Meat_Watcher @DavidSandow1 Doesn’t that graph indicate a 5 year cycle to rebuild significant numbers 🤷‍♂️Dependent on weather impacts 🤔

@Agrivetbusiness @sheeplbs @BenDooley8 @PhilWhitp4 @Agrista_au @DavidSandow1 The full list of Evergraze tools are here

Who has ever heard of a kid going into Yr 7 with a size 10 boot 😳 That’s just ridiculous. What are we breeding #giants these days #redbacks ⁦@RedbackBoots⁩ 🤣🤣

@DavidSandow1 @Agrista_au @PhilWhitp4 That would be accounted for in the stocking rates to some degree or how you dse rate them. Having a play with the GM budgets would be interesting to compare enterprises 🤔

@DavidSandow1 @Agrista_au @PhilWhitp4 ^same

@BenDooley8 @PhilWhitp4 @Agrista_au @DavidSandow1 Dry sheep equivalent A DSE is used as a method of standardising an animal unit and is the amount of feed required by a two year old, 50kg Merino whether to maintain its weight.

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@DavidSandow1 @Agrista_au @PhilWhitp4 We try to get 30-50% of our lambs off before they need shearing. Grazing crops and lucerne have made it possible, some years easier than others. 2023 we retained all spring sales as the price was 💩 and shear everything. A good decision in the end but felt very uncomfortable.

@Agrista_au @DavidSandow1 @PhilWhitp4 So we come out at $5.74/dse for dual purpose merino enterprise shearing cost. A bit closer to John’s number 👍

@DavidSandow1 @Agrista_au @PhilWhitp4 An interesting one- a 50 kg/ 1dse rated sheep costs the same as a 65-70 kg/ 1.3 dse. They may or may not cut the same value in wool and still cost $11.50/ hd to shear. Xbred ewes and composites will be higher dse rated, cut less wool value and cost more to shear ~$14/ hd quoted.

@DavidSandow1 @Agrista_au @PhilWhitp4 We are $11.50 full contract shearing and $3.50 Crutching trailer 🤔

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