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Lambs profitable in HRZ

WESTERN Australia's high rainfall zone has been pegged as a potential area for sheep farmers to make big profits.

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Lambs profitable in HRZ

Recent modelling for a Meat and Livestock Australia scoping study suggested profits could be as high as $246 a hectare in the state's South West. Data also showed sheep enterprises created about $220/ha...

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