Preference for dual-purpose traits

By Jodie Rintoul
August 27 2020 - 12:00pm
Williams wool grower Jamie Anderson was a stranger to the Merino breed when he started running them in 2002, but since then has found many positives including their ability to produce a clean, green, natural fibre that many consumers are demanding these days.
Williams wool grower Jamie Anderson was a stranger to the Merino breed when he started running them in 2002, but since then has found many positives including their ability to produce a clean, green, natural fibre that many consumers are demanding these days.

WHEN growing up Jamie Anderson never imagined he would be running a Merino enterprise with his parents at Williams when he graduated from Hale School, but 20 years on he wouldn't change a thing.

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