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Top Australian Merino flocks earned $49.37 more per sheep than bottom performers in 2026 trial, driven by genetics and management.
A 2026 national Australian Merino Production Trial found a $49.37 profit gap per head between top and bottom-performing flocks, with average fleece value at $73.04.
The trial, involving 1,200 wethers across New South Wales sites, showed top performers achieved $98.60 per head, driven by high fleece weight, low micron diameter, and consistent fibre quality.
Strong fertility and meat performance in feedlots were also linked to higher profitability.
Results highlight the economic impact of genetics and management, with producers using real-world data to improve breeding and flock strategies.
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Los mejores rebaños australianos de merinos ganaron $ 49.37 más por oveja que los de menor rendimiento en el ensayo de 2026, impulsados por la genética y la gestión.