NZ composites get more kg/ha

Catherine Miller
Updated December 15 2015 - 4:08pm, first published September 17 2014 - 4:00am
EXTENSIVE PROGRAM: Kirsten and Damien Croser,  Kiranda, Penola, with the autumn-drop Highlander rams which have been born as a result of Focus Genetics’ extensive ET program. They have become SA’s first multipliers of Highlander maternal and Primera terminal genetics.
EXTENSIVE PROGRAM: Kirsten and Damien Croser, Kiranda, Penola, with the autumn-drop Highlander rams which have been born as a result of Focus Genetics’ extensive ET program. They have become SA’s first multipliers of Highlander maternal and Primera terminal genetics.

A DESIRE to maximise the profitability of their commercial prime lamb business has led a South East couple to high-performance New Zealand genetics.

Catherine Miller

Stock Journal's livestock editor and South East correspondent.

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