WA Merinos impress South African visitors

By Jodie Rintoul
Updated October 15 2018 - 9:19am, first published July 10 2018 - 6:00am
 The Seymour Park stud, Highbury, was the first stop for South African Merino breeders Dykie De Villiers (second left) and Craig Ferreira (second right) and their BKB agent Bennie Steyn during their visit to WA last week. With them looking over a Seymour Park sire were Seymour Park stud principal Clinton Blight  and Elders stud stock representative Nathan King.
The Seymour Park stud, Highbury, was the first stop for South African Merino breeders Dykie De Villiers (second left) and Craig Ferreira (second right) and their BKB agent Bennie Steyn during their visit to WA last week. With them looking over a Seymour Park sire were Seymour Park stud principal Clinton Blight and Elders stud stock representative Nathan King.

WA Merino genetics could soon be headed across the Indian Ocean to South Africa.

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