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Vote opens on wool levy
14 Sep 2006

The three yearly ballot of wool growers over the level of the marketing levy they are willing to pay to fund Australian Wool Innovation opens this week. The current levy is two per cent, and growers can vote for levies ranging from nil to three per cent. Some growers say the continuing controversy over the mooted merger between AWI and Australian Wool Services is grounds for a lower levy.

Financial Review, 14/09/06

Previous News Items:
7 Sep 2006 | Lamp sales central to profits of sheep farms
5 Sep 2006 | Steady growth in sheep meat prices
1 Sep 2006 | Wool growers soften PETA claims
24 Aug 2006 | Wool and prime lamb production in decline
15 Aug 2006 | Horticulture crying out for labour


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