Wool market gets spring flush in autumn

Mal Gill
Updated September 27 2018 - 2:59pm, first published March 31 2017 - 5:00am
David Cother (left), Australian Wool Exchange (AWEX) wool services manager from Sydeny head office visited the Western Wool Centre (WWC) on Thursday last week as the wool market steadied after establishing record benchmark prices for fine wools the previous day.  With Mr Cother is Andrew Rickwood, AWEX wool technical officer at the WWC.
David Cother (left), Australian Wool Exchange (AWEX) wool services manager from Sydeny head office visited the Western Wool Centre (WWC) on Thursday last week as the wool market steadied after establishing record benchmark prices for fine wools the previous day. With Mr Cother is Andrew Rickwood, AWEX wool technical officer at the WWC.

FORGET an Indian summer, WA's wool industry is experiencing an Indian spring this autumn.

Mal Gill

Mal Gill

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Wool and dairy writer for Farm Weekly.

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