ASBVs boost WA flocks

Updated March 10 2016 - 1:00pm, first published January 21 2013 - 4:00am
Ashley and Lucille Hobbs run the “Ingle” Merino stud near Brookton, WA, which is one of two AMS studs providing rams to both AMS group members as well as commercial Merino producers.
Ashley and Lucille Hobbs run the “Ingle” Merino stud near Brookton, WA, which is one of two AMS studs providing rams to both AMS group members as well as commercial Merino producers.

THE long-term use of Australian Sheep Breeding Values (ASBVs), combined with stringent visual assessment, is effectively matching rams to their breeding environment and bolstering productivity in Western Australian flocks.

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