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At Grassy Creek Merino stud fleece weight is one key to profitability

August 23rd, 2016|Articles|

PRODUCING traditional fine wool sheep was never going to cut it for Michael Corkhill. Instead he wanted to produce “bulky” fine wool sheep focusing on fleece weight and performance to ensure profitability. Michael and his wife, Jane, and their sons Toby, 6, and Hugh, 4, operate Grassy Creek Merino stud at Reids Flat, near Boorowa in NSW, with assistance from Jane’s parents Roger and Lis Webster.

Passion pays off at Grassy Creek

October 13th, 2015|Articles, ram sale 2015|

MERINO enthusiasts flocked to the Corkhill families annual Merino and Poll Merino ram sale on Monday, chasing the passion and enthusiasm that stud principal Michael Corkhill puts into his breeding program and the rams he offered. This demand saw 94 of 96 rams sell to a top of $4500 and average $1981, with all 43 Poll rams topping at $4000, averaging $2268, while 51 of 53 Merino rams topped the sale at $4500, averaging $1716.

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Bendigo 2016

Champion March Fine Wool Ewe Reserve Champion March Shorn Ewe of the show Bendigo 2016

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Grand Champion Fine Wool Ewe Sydney 2016 Supreme Ewe Great Southern Supreme Merino 2016 Champion March Shorn Fine Wool Ewe Bendigo 2015

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Champion Fine Medium March Ram & Reserve Grand Champion Fine Medium Ram GC-463 -  Bendigo 2015

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Wether Trial Results

At the 2013 shearing in April the Grassy Creek team performed above average for both Wool and Mutton value ...

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