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Land and Animal Management 2029

Australian wool production in 2029 will be different to that which exists today. The Australian wool producer will be expected by society and consumers to know and understand his / her land and animals, and also be able to detail all practices, affecting land, plants and animals on that property. Consumers will focus their purchasing power on the effect of wool production on the environment, animal welfare, and the community. The profitable Australian wool producer in 2029 will understand (more)...

Future Woolscapes - Commissioned Research Papers

The Future Woolscapes Sub-program examined a range of key issues that may impact on the world and thus the wool industry over the next 25 years. Some of the issues considered by the project included climate change, environmental and animal welfare pressur

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Future Woolscapes

What might the world and the wool industry look like in 2030?

The Future Woolscapes Sub-program examined a range of key issues that may impact on the world and thus the wool industry over the next 25 years. Some of the issues considered by the project included climate change, environmental and animal welfare press